4-Star Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

An exceptionally satisfying stay! Right outside the arrival gates of Narita Airport Terminal 1, you'll see Bus Stop No. 16, which is exclusively for the Tobu Hotel shuttle. The hotel airport shuttle runs every half hour. If you arrive at Terminal 2 or Terminal 3, you can wait for the shuttle at Bus Stop No. 25. The hotel also provides daily free shuttle buses to Narita City and the AEON Mall. We stayed here for one night on our arrival day in Tokyo, and then for three nights right before leaving Tokyo. We booked a 4-bed room for three people; it was very spacious and comfortable. The hotel staff were warm and attentive. Located right next to the airport, it’s particularly convenient if you're transiting or have an early flight. Taking the hotel shuttle to Narita Airport makes it quick and easy to head in any direction in Tokyo, and there are also trains and buses to Haneda Airport. On the first floor, there are three convenience stores selling food and drinks, as well as a drugstore. The hotel restaurant offers both buffet and à la carte options, which were tasty and reasonably priced. We will definitely choose to stay here again next time we visit Tokyo.

Main 2 things need to mention. 1. Welcome from reception is very poor. They like very tired. They need to smile and Welcome the guests. 2. Food. California International Buffet breakfast is very poor. Specially for Vegetarian and Vegans doesn't have choices at all. Very food mix with Pork, Eggs, Beef, Chicken but only 2 main food available for Vegetarian. Which is Rice and Vegetable curry. That's not International buffet should serve. At least Friedrice or Noodles should have for Vegetarians. All are mix with meat. Another main thing is I was accommodate for few weeks and all the weeks are same exact menu doesn't change anything. Buffet staff are with good manner.

The hotel's location is great, very close to the airport, and they offer a shuttle service. However, the room facilities are a bit old. It's suitable for catching an early morning flight. But my check-in experience was very unpleasant. The front desk staff on duty showed a stark contrast in their attitude towards different guests. They were warm and attentive when assisting local guests, but when it was my turn to check in, their attitude was cold, their responses perfunctory, and they were very impatient with my questions. When checking out for my flight in the morning, there was zero service. Unfortunately, that day coincided with a massive storm in Chiba, and all transportation to the airport was cut off. I ended up having to charter a car and didn't arrive at the hotel until 1 AM. Being the last day of a tiring trip already, this kind of discrepancy left a very sour taste in my mouth. I hope the hotel can strengthen their front desk staff's service training and treat all guests equally.

Staying overnight in Japan for a layover, choosing this hotel was a brilliant decision! The hotel offers a shuttle service, making transfers to and from the airport incredibly convenient. The environment was a pleasant surprise; there's an incredibly beautiful back garden. A morning stroll there was refreshing, surrounded by lush greenery. They even thoughtfully provided mosquito repellent at the entrance – the attention to detail was excellent. The breakfast buffet was also fantastic, with a wide variety of delicious options. All the fatigue from my layover vanished. Highly recommended!

Accommodation in central Tokyo is insanely expensive, so for my last night, I escaped to a reasonably priced hotel (under 1,000 RMB) that is close to the airport with convenient transportation (they offer a shuttle bus service). JAL hotels generally have a good reputation in China, and based on previous guests' reviews, I booked a room in the annex, which has a larger layout. The room and bathroom were spacious enough, but the cleanliness of the bathtub looked quite average. The airport shuttle bus was very punctual and got to the hotel in 10 minutes. The driver loads guests' luggage into the underfloor storage compartment. Heading out from the hotel, it takes 10 minutes to reach Terminal 2 first, and then another 3 minutes to Terminal 1. There are information announcements in both Chinese and English on the bus. The breakfast room is quite large, but the food quality is pretty much just 'so-so to fill you up'. Pictures 1 and 2 show the breakfast area.

Impressive in every way. The room is spacious, and the bed is so soft and comfortable that I slept soundly all night. The in-room amenities are high quality and fully equipped, and the bathroom is very clean. There is a 24-hour FamilyMart on the ground floor of the hotel. They also offer a shuttle bus to JR Narita Station, a sightseeing bus to the temple, and a free airport shuttle. Overall, it's fantastic, and I will definitely stay here again!

This hotel is conveniently located near Disneyland, and the front desk provides shuttle information upon check-in. It takes about 25 minutes to get to Disneyland, making it pretty good value for money. The surrounding area has many other hotels and a large park with slides, perfect for kids to burn off energy. You can take a direct bus from Narita Airport to the hotel; just get off at the Hyatt, and it's right next door. The bus ride is about 1.5 hours, which is much more cost-effective than a taxi. There's also a bus stop nearby with direct routes to Tokyo Station, or you can take the shuttle to Disneyland and then connect to the subway. Definitely get a Suica card and exchange some coins at the front desk for convenience. Breakfast: My kids loved it! There's a good variety, and they even give kids coins to get candy from a gumball machine. There are also restaurants nearby, but they're about a 10-minute walk away. Plus, there's a Lawson convenience store downstairs, which is super handy for buying things. Room: The room is quite spacious, with two large beds that can comfortably sleep 3-4 people.

This room is genuinely spacious, quite large for Japan, and the price is reasonable. Although it's noted as being built many years ago, it's very clean and the facilities aren't outdated. There's a small supermarket downstairs, and plenty of vending machines on every floor, making it convenient to buy things. The airport shuttle bus runs very frequently. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm at the airport. The only minor issue is that the refrigerator motor is a bit noisy, but it's intermittent and doesn't affect sleep.

Had 3 nights stay here with my wife and 3 year old son. The hotel has a beautiful view of the ocean and the waves are so mesmerising and therapeutic. We went during spring time - Sakura season and the temperature was about 9-17 degrees. But the room air conditioning is pretty good. It regulated the heat we required. The staff here are very hospitable, helpful and kind. Makes the whole stay even more memorable. On the second day, We opt for no cleaning of the room as we worry the room will be rearranged to the original state and we will have to rearrange the room to our usage pattern. And the staff were kind enough to send us a bag of new towels, toiletries and yukata etc. on the third day we requested for housekeeping, the room was cleaned up without messing our arrangements of the room. Good detail of the housekeeping team. I love the public and private bath. Especially the outdoor public bath. It’s an absolute must go with the ocean view. The only point for improvement I have for this hotel is the dinner buffet. The quality and spread has room for improvement. We had also tried the Mirai restaurant for a more intimate dinner setting. Mirai was good. Good for the new guest to know that this hotel had also hosted the emperor of Japan. And their onsen were listed as the winner for kamogawa area in the National onsen ranking.

I had a great overall experience staying at the Park Royal Hotel Maihama Resort Tokyo Bay for my Disney trip. (I initially considered the Hilton, but decided against it when rooms became available later, as three nights would have cost over 500 more in taxes, so I settled on this one.) The hotel is relatively new, so the facilities are clean and modern, and the pricing is reasonable. The triple room I booked was comfortable, and one of the beds was convenient for organizing my belongings. The lobby features a charming wooden decor, creating an elegant and pleasant atmosphere. The hotel provides an exclusive shuttle bus service to and from Maihama Station and both Disney parks, making it easy to get to and from the theme parks. However, it's worth noting that this hotel is not an official Disney partner hotel, so the shuttle convenience isn't on par with the Hilton. The shuttle drop-off point isn't in the core park area, and if the shuttle is full and you can't board, you'll have to take a taxi back. The triple room was spacious and included a microwave, which was very useful for heating food. The front desk staff were friendly and the luggage storage process was smooth. The only drawback is that the hotel doesn't offer bellhop service to deliver luggage to your room after check-in, a convenience many other hotels provide. There's a large Lawson convenience store on the first floor of the hotel, which is super convenient for grabbing snacks and daily necessities at night. The shuttle bus has operational gaps, so sometimes I had to take a taxi to and from Maihama Station. The shuttle route goes to Disney Land first, then Disney Sea. On several occasions when returning from the parks, I couldn't easily find the pickup point and had to take a taxi back. If I stay here again, I'll need to meticulously check the shuttle schedule and stop locations in advance to plan my transportation. As an added bonus, I requested a room near the elevator, on a high floor, with a view of DisneySea, and the hotel was able to accommodate my request perfectly.