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Ajiki Inari Shrine

Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae
4.1/516 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae

Inzai|7.09km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
The new hotel opened less than half a year, the view of the room was not bad, the breakfast was good, but the design of the moving line was not good. It is recommended to divide the two routes, the Western and Japanese breakfasts are diverted, otherwise the queue will exceed 20 minutes.
Sunrise Hotel

Sunrise Hotel

Ryugasaki|8.15km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
Located at 10 minutes on foot from Ryugasaki Station! Meeting room is available.
Time Resort Kakureya
1.5/52 Reviews

Time Resort Kakureya

Inashiki|8.52km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
All guest rooms feature an open-air onsen and jacuzzi. Spend some relaxing moments in comfortable surroundings. Slowly soak in warm hot water to heal daily fatigue. Helps promote blood circulation · Focus on beautifying the skin, providing a space for you to relax! Convenient transportation, good service, complete facilities, clean and comfortable environment, giving you the best service and the most comfortable accommodation.
Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita|9.55km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
It is a small and quiet hotel with 13 rooms all of which have cypress openair baths There is a photogenic space that makes you feel like you have slipped back in timeAll rooms have a shower booth and a cypress openair bathWe are particular about our baths and please soothe your tired body with the aroma of natural cypressParking available reservation requiredLong stay 2 weeks or more is also possible0476943072EMAIL kakurega_naritatbonenet
WAQOO NaritasanMonzen
4.3/553 Reviews

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

Narita|9.79km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
I booked this hotel for one night because I had an early flight, but it was a pity that I only stayed for one night because it was better than I expected. Waku is a community in Narita. The hotel is located at the end of a nostalgic street. You can spend 1-2 hours walking from the street to the end! The hotel is new and clean, and the front desk service is also very good. English communication is never a problem! You don’t need to eat in the hotel (although you need to make a reservation in advance). There are many choices of restaurants nearby, but those eel restaurants close early, so please be careful! . You can walk straight to Narita Station, which is quite popular. There is also an Aeon Mall where you can go shopping, which is really convenient.
Wakamatsu Honten
4.4/516 Reviews

Wakamatsu Honten

Narita|9.82km from Ajiki Inari Shrine
- Musty smelling toilet - Very old fittings and room doors that don't close fully - Friendly staff but poor English overall and unobservant - Old-fashioned owner with very poor customer skills, cannot problem-solve - Bath and water mixer very hard to use as they are very old fashioned - Fridge full of cold drinks, but with no space to put anything except tiny bottles and some small items I was very surprised and unhappy with what the ryokan owner told us today - the last night of our 10-night trip across the wider Tokyo region. Some context first: my flight departs at 6.20pm tomorrow and we have to check out of our room at 10am, as planned. What was unplanned, was that I was only told at 7pm today that they would have maintenance coming so there are 'no staff' and 'the whole ryokan will be closed', so my elderly parents (78YO and 70YO) and I would have to take our 3 large luggage bags with us by 2pm. They will not be able to hold our luggage for even 2 hours until 4pm, nor will they be able to call us a taxi; we will have to walk to the taxi stand ourselves. What is funny, is that as I was negotiating with the owner in the lobby, 4 new guests arrived to check-in. Now, there is a whole hotel with numerous rooms and new guests, but he cannot (will not) hold our luggage for 2 hours more? He proceeded to tell us they 'are not responsible to us for anything once we check out' and that 'there is nothing he can do' and when I said hotels in other countries hold the luggage for their guests after they check out for the same day until the flight time, he said 'this is Japan, not other countries'. Wow. I get it that he's used to running things his way, but this makes for a horrible customer experience. We had booked this ryokan over 6 weeks ago online, so there were many opportunities to tell us in advance of this scheduled maintenance. One great opportunity was yesterday at 5.30pm, when we checked in. Side points are: - Staff are not trained on the safety equipment in the rooms. I had taken the emergency torchlight off the charging mount and instead of the staff reinserting it, I had to figure out how and tell the staff (to his credit he really tried) - Housekeeping were unaware they took my mother's personal spoon by mistake and phew! the translation issues... we got it back though - Housekeeping replaced the tolietries we clearly had no need of, but not the items we used up! Basically they gave us 3 more toothbrushes in addition to the 3 unused, but did not top up the cotton pads. It was all very clearly placed in the bathroom for them to observe. - Creepy horror movie vibes

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Nihonkirisuto Kyodan Ajiki Church

Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae
4.1/516 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae

Inzai|7.42km from Nihonkirisuto Kyodan Ajiki Church
The new hotel opened less than half a year, the view of the room was not bad, the breakfast was good, but the design of the moving line was not good. It is recommended to divide the two routes, the Western and Japanese breakfasts are diverted, otherwise the queue will exceed 20 minutes.
Sunrise Hotel

Sunrise Hotel

Ryugasaki|7.62km from Nihonkirisuto Kyodan Ajiki Church
Located at 10 minutes on foot from Ryugasaki Station! Meeting room is available.
Time Resort Kakureya
1.5/52 Reviews

Time Resort Kakureya

Inashiki|8.25km from Nihonkirisuto Kyodan Ajiki Church
All guest rooms feature an open-air onsen and jacuzzi. Spend some relaxing moments in comfortable surroundings. Slowly soak in warm hot water to heal daily fatigue. Helps promote blood circulation · Focus on beautifying the skin, providing a space for you to relax! Convenient transportation, good service, complete facilities, clean and comfortable environment, giving you the best service and the most comfortable accommodation.
Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita
It is a small and quiet hotel with 13 rooms all of which have cypress openair baths There is a photogenic space that makes you feel like you have slipped back in timeAll rooms have a shower booth and a cypress openair bathWe are particular about our baths and please soothe your tired body with the aroma of natural cypressParking available reservation requiredLong stay 2 weeks or more is also possible0476943072EMAIL kakurega_naritatbonenet
WAQOO NaritasanMonzen
4.3/553 Reviews

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

Narita
I booked this hotel for one night because I had an early flight, but it was a pity that I only stayed for one night because it was better than I expected. Waku is a community in Narita. The hotel is located at the end of a nostalgic street. You can spend 1-2 hours walking from the street to the end! The hotel is new and clean, and the front desk service is also very good. English communication is never a problem! You don’t need to eat in the hotel (although you need to make a reservation in advance). There are many choices of restaurants nearby, but those eel restaurants close early, so please be careful! . You can walk straight to Narita Station, which is quite popular. There is also an Aeon Mall where you can go shopping, which is really convenient.
Wakamatsu Honten
4.4/516 Reviews

Wakamatsu Honten

Narita
- Musty smelling toilet - Very old fittings and room doors that don't close fully - Friendly staff but poor English overall and unobservant - Old-fashioned owner with very poor customer skills, cannot problem-solve - Bath and water mixer very hard to use as they are very old fashioned - Fridge full of cold drinks, but with no space to put anything except tiny bottles and some small items I was very surprised and unhappy with what the ryokan owner told us today - the last night of our 10-night trip across the wider Tokyo region. Some context first: my flight departs at 6.20pm tomorrow and we have to check out of our room at 10am, as planned. What was unplanned, was that I was only told at 7pm today that they would have maintenance coming so there are 'no staff' and 'the whole ryokan will be closed', so my elderly parents (78YO and 70YO) and I would have to take our 3 large luggage bags with us by 2pm. They will not be able to hold our luggage for even 2 hours until 4pm, nor will they be able to call us a taxi; we will have to walk to the taxi stand ourselves. What is funny, is that as I was negotiating with the owner in the lobby, 4 new guests arrived to check-in. Now, there is a whole hotel with numerous rooms and new guests, but he cannot (will not) hold our luggage for 2 hours more? He proceeded to tell us they 'are not responsible to us for anything once we check out' and that 'there is nothing he can do' and when I said hotels in other countries hold the luggage for their guests after they check out for the same day until the flight time, he said 'this is Japan, not other countries'. Wow. I get it that he's used to running things his way, but this makes for a horrible customer experience. We had booked this ryokan over 6 weeks ago online, so there were many opportunities to tell us in advance of this scheduled maintenance. One great opportunity was yesterday at 5.30pm, when we checked in. Side points are: - Staff are not trained on the safety equipment in the rooms. I had taken the emergency torchlight off the charging mount and instead of the staff reinserting it, I had to figure out how and tell the staff (to his credit he really tried) - Housekeeping were unaware they took my mother's personal spoon by mistake and phew! the translation issues... we got it back though - Housekeeping replaced the tolietries we clearly had no need of, but not the items we used up! Basically they gave us 3 more toothbrushes in addition to the 3 unused, but did not top up the cotton pads. It was all very clearly placed in the bathroom for them to observe. - Creepy horror movie vibes

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Sengen Shrine

Time Resort Kakureya
1.5/52 Reviews

Time Resort Kakureya

Inashiki|7.57km from Sengen Shrine
All guest rooms feature an open-air onsen and jacuzzi. Spend some relaxing moments in comfortable surroundings. Slowly soak in warm hot water to heal daily fatigue. Helps promote blood circulation · Focus on beautifying the skin, providing a space for you to relax! Convenient transportation, good service, complete facilities, clean and comfortable environment, giving you the best service and the most comfortable accommodation.
Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita|8.13km from Sengen Shrine
It is a small and quiet hotel with 13 rooms all of which have cypress openair baths There is a photogenic space that makes you feel like you have slipped back in timeAll rooms have a shower booth and a cypress openair bathWe are particular about our baths and please soothe your tired body with the aroma of natural cypressParking available reservation requiredLong stay 2 weeks or more is also possible0476943072EMAIL kakurega_naritatbonenet
WAQOO NaritasanMonzen
4.3/553 Reviews

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

Narita|8.28km from Sengen Shrine
I booked this hotel for one night because I had an early flight, but it was a pity that I only stayed for one night because it was better than I expected. Waku is a community in Narita. The hotel is located at the end of a nostalgic street. You can spend 1-2 hours walking from the street to the end! The hotel is new and clean, and the front desk service is also very good. English communication is never a problem! You don’t need to eat in the hotel (although you need to make a reservation in advance). There are many choices of restaurants nearby, but those eel restaurants close early, so please be careful! . You can walk straight to Narita Station, which is quite popular. There is also an Aeon Mall where you can go shopping, which is really convenient.
Wakamatsu Honten
4.4/516 Reviews

Wakamatsu Honten

Narita|8.29km from Sengen Shrine
- Musty smelling toilet - Very old fittings and room doors that don't close fully - Friendly staff but poor English overall and unobservant - Old-fashioned owner with very poor customer skills, cannot problem-solve - Bath and water mixer very hard to use as they are very old fashioned - Fridge full of cold drinks, but with no space to put anything except tiny bottles and some small items I was very surprised and unhappy with what the ryokan owner told us today - the last night of our 10-night trip across the wider Tokyo region. Some context first: my flight departs at 6.20pm tomorrow and we have to check out of our room at 10am, as planned. What was unplanned, was that I was only told at 7pm today that they would have maintenance coming so there are 'no staff' and 'the whole ryokan will be closed', so my elderly parents (78YO and 70YO) and I would have to take our 3 large luggage bags with us by 2pm. They will not be able to hold our luggage for even 2 hours until 4pm, nor will they be able to call us a taxi; we will have to walk to the taxi stand ourselves. What is funny, is that as I was negotiating with the owner in the lobby, 4 new guests arrived to check-in. Now, there is a whole hotel with numerous rooms and new guests, but he cannot (will not) hold our luggage for 2 hours more? He proceeded to tell us they 'are not responsible to us for anything once we check out' and that 'there is nothing he can do' and when I said hotels in other countries hold the luggage for their guests after they check out for the same day until the flight time, he said 'this is Japan, not other countries'. Wow. I get it that he's used to running things his way, but this makes for a horrible customer experience. We had booked this ryokan over 6 weeks ago online, so there were many opportunities to tell us in advance of this scheduled maintenance. One great opportunity was yesterday at 5.30pm, when we checked in. Side points are: - Staff are not trained on the safety equipment in the rooms. I had taken the emergency torchlight off the charging mount and instead of the staff reinserting it, I had to figure out how and tell the staff (to his credit he really tried) - Housekeeping were unaware they took my mother's personal spoon by mistake and phew! the translation issues... we got it back though - Housekeeping replaced the tolietries we clearly had no need of, but not the items we used up! Basically they gave us 3 more toothbrushes in addition to the 3 unused, but did not top up the cotton pads. It was all very clearly placed in the bathroom for them to observe. - Creepy horror movie vibes
Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae
4.1/516 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Imba Nihon-Idai Ekimae

Inzai|8.47km from Sengen Shrine
The new hotel opened less than half a year, the view of the room was not bad, the breakfast was good, but the design of the moving line was not good. It is recommended to divide the two routes, the Western and Japanese breakfasts are diverted, otherwise the queue will exceed 20 minutes.
Asia Hotel Narita
3.8/516 Reviews

Asia Hotel Narita

Narita|8.5km from Sengen Shrine
The hotels in Narita City are basically concentrated in the East Exit area. The West Exit Hotel feels like U-city Hotel and Asia Hotel. After walking through U-city, Asia is across the road. I wanted to stay in Narita City for one night, walk around Narita Shopping Street and Xinsheng Temple, and chose Asia from the price point of view. If the refrigerator and bathrobe are available, this is very suitable. I didn't expect to bring a buffet breakfast, which can't be compared with a big hotel, but it is OK, there are basically some, 5:00-8:00 This time period is very suitable for people who catch a plane. Under the general price increase of hotels in Japan, leave some time to stay in Narita for one night. Asia is a choice, and there are many overseas teams and individuals who stay in it. Narita City has a famous freshly grilled salmon restaurant, many tourists punch in, now kill freshly roasted, the taste is really different from the general salmon, it is worth tasting, although the price has risen before, but still need to wait in line...

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“Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba

Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita Hotel Kakurega

Narita|5.66km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba
It is a small and quiet hotel with 13 rooms all of which have cypress openair baths There is a photogenic space that makes you feel like you have slipped back in timeAll rooms have a shower booth and a cypress openair bathWe are particular about our baths and please soothe your tired body with the aroma of natural cypressParking available reservation requiredLong stay 2 weeks or more is also possible0476943072EMAIL kakurega_naritatbonenet
WAQOO NaritasanMonzen
4.3/553 Reviews

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

Narita|5.85km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba
I booked this hotel for one night because I had an early flight, but it was a pity that I only stayed for one night because it was better than I expected. Waku is a community in Narita. The hotel is located at the end of a nostalgic street. You can spend 1-2 hours walking from the street to the end! The hotel is new and clean, and the front desk service is also very good. English communication is never a problem! You don’t need to eat in the hotel (although you need to make a reservation in advance). There are many choices of restaurants nearby, but those eel restaurants close early, so please be careful! . You can walk straight to Narita Station, which is quite popular. There is also an Aeon Mall where you can go shopping, which is really convenient.
Wakamatsu Honten
4.4/516 Reviews

Wakamatsu Honten

Narita|5.88km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba
- Musty smelling toilet - Very old fittings and room doors that don't close fully - Friendly staff but poor English overall and unobservant - Old-fashioned owner with very poor customer skills, cannot problem-solve - Bath and water mixer very hard to use as they are very old fashioned - Fridge full of cold drinks, but with no space to put anything except tiny bottles and some small items I was very surprised and unhappy with what the ryokan owner told us today - the last night of our 10-night trip across the wider Tokyo region. Some context first: my flight departs at 6.20pm tomorrow and we have to check out of our room at 10am, as planned. What was unplanned, was that I was only told at 7pm today that they would have maintenance coming so there are 'no staff' and 'the whole ryokan will be closed', so my elderly parents (78YO and 70YO) and I would have to take our 3 large luggage bags with us by 2pm. They will not be able to hold our luggage for even 2 hours until 4pm, nor will they be able to call us a taxi; we will have to walk to the taxi stand ourselves. What is funny, is that as I was negotiating with the owner in the lobby, 4 new guests arrived to check-in. Now, there is a whole hotel with numerous rooms and new guests, but he cannot (will not) hold our luggage for 2 hours more? He proceeded to tell us they 'are not responsible to us for anything once we check out' and that 'there is nothing he can do' and when I said hotels in other countries hold the luggage for their guests after they check out for the same day until the flight time, he said 'this is Japan, not other countries'. Wow. I get it that he's used to running things his way, but this makes for a horrible customer experience. We had booked this ryokan over 6 weeks ago online, so there were many opportunities to tell us in advance of this scheduled maintenance. One great opportunity was yesterday at 5.30pm, when we checked in. Side points are: - Staff are not trained on the safety equipment in the rooms. I had taken the emergency torchlight off the charging mount and instead of the staff reinserting it, I had to figure out how and tell the staff (to his credit he really tried) - Housekeeping were unaware they took my mother's personal spoon by mistake and phew! the translation issues... we got it back though - Housekeeping replaced the tolietries we clearly had no need of, but not the items we used up! Basically they gave us 3 more toothbrushes in addition to the 3 unused, but did not top up the cotton pads. It was all very clearly placed in the bathroom for them to observe. - Creepy horror movie vibes
Asia Hotel Narita
3.8/516 Reviews

Asia Hotel Narita

Narita|6km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba
The hotels in Narita City are basically concentrated in the East Exit area. The West Exit Hotel feels like U-city Hotel and Asia Hotel. After walking through U-city, Asia is across the road. I wanted to stay in Narita City for one night, walk around Narita Shopping Street and Xinsheng Temple, and chose Asia from the price point of view. If the refrigerator and bathrobe are available, this is very suitable. I didn't expect to bring a buffet breakfast, which can't be compared with a big hotel, but it is OK, there are basically some, 5:00-8:00 This time period is very suitable for people who catch a plane. Under the general price increase of hotels in Japan, leave some time to stay in Narita for one night. Asia is a choice, and there are many overseas teams and individuals who stay in it. Narita City has a famous freshly grilled salmon restaurant, many tourists punch in, now kill freshly roasted, the taste is really different from the general salmon, it is worth tasting, although the price has risen before, but still need to wait in line...
Narita Sando Guesthouse
4.2/530 Reviews

Narita Sando Guesthouse

Narita|6.12km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba
You can walk from Narita Station. I felt as satisfied as I could expect from the guesthouse. Clean and clean and well organized! You should be careful of your email address because it is self check-in. The lounge-like space was toxic. Japanese style! Check-out time is a must, but I said I was a little late and was caring to finish the preparation. I think that I'm warming up at this moment. I will leave a review on purpose! The photo is a shopping street near the guesthouse. There was no photo of the hostel...
Narita U-City Hotel
4.3/5100 Reviews

Narita U-City Hotel

Narita|6.12km from “Boso-no-Mura” Historic ambient in Old Chiba

Latest booking 20 hrs ago

Nice hotel close to Narita station - ideal for staying if you have an early flight. Very kind staff on reception. Room was large, and contained everything you would need. A little dated but no problem. Places to eat locally and easy to reach. I would definitely stay again

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