3-Star Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

I had an early morning flight the next day, so I chose to stay overnight near the airport. I initially thought it was a capsule hotel and didn't expect much arriving early, but it turned out to be a huge bathhouse with all sorts of facilities! After soaking in the hot spring, there were various relaxation areas, a ping-pong room, and a gym. The bathhouse itself was also very spacious. After showering, they sold milk, had various vending machines, and even a small shop. I really regretted arriving so late! There's a shuttle bus for Terminals 2 and 3, but not for Terminal 1. You'll need to take another airport shuttle from there. Terminal 2 has the most frequent services, from platform 23B on the 1st floor (it's at the end of the central lane after you exit, the sign looks a bit makeshift and was a little hard to find).

too much convenient, it's just right beside the station MAKUHARI TOYOSUNA, which is just a station away from MAKUHARI MESSE event hall, or probably we can just walk via AEON to arrive at MAKUHARI MESSE. Hotel staff are friendly and approachable, check-in process was also quick via the automated machine (check-out can be done via the TV in the room!). Amenities are all available at the lobby, they restock them up real fast, i never see them going empty at all despite i had been walking in out several times during the day! Wide range for facilities on rental, got myself the iron and hair straightener was helpful. Charging cable for microusb/typeC/lightning was already available in the desk drawer for quick access as well. Wonderful room layout with the table right beside the bed for easy access to anything, even though there's space made for phone on charging at the bedside. Love the bedside lamp as well, then the massager, the air purifier, their choice of shampoo with KNOLL series! Nothing going extra in the room or anything i need but wasn't available. There's even an accessory case on the table!!!! Would like to visit Hotel Mets again, some other branches even if im not off for events at MAKUHARI MESSE like this time round. Came on a solo trip with a big suitcase, with sufficient space, it should get crampy with 2 pax, but way wide for a single traveller. Keep it up guys! I had so much a wonderful stay this time round, which my cousin did as well when i found this hotel for her, she herself loved this hotel soooooooooo much!

I've stayed at many Toyoko Inn hotels before, but this was my first time at the Narita Airport branch. I originally booked a single room for myself, but they upgraded me to a twin room, which was incredibly spacious. Being on a high floor and a corner room, I had an unobstructed view outside. I was worried it might be noisy staying near the airport, but to my surprise, it was very quiet with no disruptive sounds. There's a shuttle bus to and from the airport every 20 minutes, which is super convenient. The only downside was that I wanted to store my luggage overnight, but the hotel only allows same-day storage.

The hotel is highly accessible and much closer if you use the Narita Station East Exit. It is an easy, walkable distance and very luggage-friendly. The staff provides excellent service, and I highly recommend trying their buffet-style breakfast. The food was fantastic—especially the unagi rice, Japanese curry, and miso soup (though of course, tastes may vary!). The room size is pretty standard for Japan. Please note that while they provide a convenient shuttle service to Narita Airport, they do not offer a pickup service from the airport.

Nice staffs. Walk 5-10 mins from station. Free breakfast from 5-8am. AC-Heat in room was good. Sorry quite low cost quality Shampoo & Bath, better prepare yourself. Water station on lobby G floor. Luggage scale provided at lobby.

The room isn't big, but it's sufficient. It was very clean and reasonably priced. However, the daily cleaning wasn't satisfactory; they basically never washed the cups (am I, the guest, supposed to wash them myself?) and didn't restock the disposable toiletries in the bathroom. I wasn't very happy with that.

Narita Airport Immigration clearance took quite a long time ( mine was a full flight) and queue was long. Maybe because Narita still haven't implemented Automated Lane, Face verification, etc... which other well known airports have implemented. So it was a big stress to try to catch the hotel shuttle at 8.50 pm at Bus stop 16 outside. Our room has a view of the Temple at Omotesando Street where we could walk 10 min to reach for shopping, food,... Hotel Breakfast is good with great variety and worth to purchase.

The hotel offers a shuttle bus to Nishi-Funabashi Station, which is very convenient. Self-check-in and check-out are also very handy. Although the room is small, the attention to detail is excellent. The price is also very reasonable! If you need to buy anything in the eastern area, it's best to do so at Nishi-Funabashi Station before taking the hotel shuttle back. For those unfamiliar with the area, you can check the official website. Breakfast is on the 14th floor and offers a nice view!

This is a great hotel! While you can tell it's a bit older, the building and facilities are incredibly well-maintained, clean, and tidy. The interior has a charming, traditional Japanese style. It's a small place but has everything you need. The front desk staff, both younger and older, were incredibly polite, friendly, and professional. They were very thoughtful about storing and moving my luggage. The room was meticulously cleaned, and it was quiet and comfortable to stay in at night. The location is also excellent; it's a five-minute walk to JR Narita Station, with plenty of dining options nearby. Narita Omotesando and Shinsho-ji Temple are just a ten-minute walk away. I highly recommend staying here if you're passing through Narita on your way to Tokyo.

First time in Chiba, and choosing this hotel was absolutely the right decision. It's a three to five-minute walk from Chiba Station, making getting around super convenient. The Perie mall at Chiba Station is also fantastic for shopping and dining, and it even offers duty-free services. Although the hotel is a bit older, the facilities are well-maintained, clean, tidy, and attention to detail is evident. You can choose daily housekeeping or just towel changes. If you opt for just towel changes, the staff will hang a bag with fresh towels on your doorknob and even provide a complimentary bottle of water, which is a nice touch! The front desk on the second floor offers free toiletries, tea bags, and coffee sachets, which is great! The front desk staff and floor attendants are all warm and polite, making for a very pleasant experience. A Japanese male staff member at the front desk, whose name tag read Kudo, even spoke Chinese, which made communication seamless. I have two suggestions: first, it would be perfect if the TV had screen mirroring functionality, and second, the queen-sized mattress has a slight dip in the middle and should probably be replaced.