3-Star Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

The stay was overall great. You can walk to an Aeon nearby. The room was spacious and the bathroom too! There are many amenities and there’s free drinks in the lobby too. However, I think I left something in the room but would like the hotel to acknowledge it at least or informed me. But everyone was pleasant! Highly recommend anyone to stay there.

The bed and pillows are super comfortable. We were so surprised the hotel offered breakfast 5:30 am at the new wing which is so kind for us to take early 8 am international flight. So we took 5:50 shuttle to terminal 2 which all the way was smooth as well as checkin luggages. However the airport Custom opens at 7 am, and we hasd to be boarding at 7:15 am. Meant that if next time we get early flight we should enjoy hotel breakfast longer and take the later one shuttle say 6:30 😅. Our room can see the airplanes. So when I flied over in the sky I can recognises hotel from the plane🥰

The hotel's location is great, and there are plenty of amenities nearby. However, even though the hotels looks clean… if you are a person with attention to details like me, you will notice things that most ignore. Our room was extremely dusty seems like the lights, AC was never cleaned. The shower head was broken, water was apliting… for the price we pay it could be way better. The staff are helpfulfull

Stayed in Habita, self check in so we couldn’t ask questions like where to book for activities, had to walk around to ask the right person to ask. Hopefully information will be more available, ie need to book, no need to book, free for guests or paid service so we don’t have to bother the staff.

I booked this hotel for an event at Makuhari Messe. While it's not as close as the APA by Kaihin-Makuhari, the rooms, facilities, and comfort here are superior. It's just a 1-minute walk from Makuhari Toyosuna Station on the Keiyo Line. This is both a pro and a con: Makuhari Toyosuna is a small station, so the rapid Keiyo Line trains don't stop there. Plus, with the Keiyo Line's 10-minute intervals between trains, you spend quite a bit of time waiting, whether you're going to or from central Tokyo or Kaihin-Makuhari. Next to the hotel, there's a huge Aeon mall and a Costco, and a New Days convenience store downstairs. Other than that, there's nothing else nearby, so if you're returning late, I'd recommend eating out beforehand. The room facilities are very new. The hairdryer and air purifier are both Dyson. The bathroom is unlike traditional Japanese business hotels; the shower area and bathtub are very spacious. The lobby also offers various bath salts for guests to take. I forgot to take photos of the room, but you can find reviews of this hotel by Japanese YouTubers, including room tours. Overall, I've had many great experiences staying at JR East hotels in Japan, and this one is no exception. Highly recommended.

Clean and relax stay. Spacious place to walk around. Natural hot spring pool indoor and outdoor. Tag with Restaurant can settle lunch and dinner. Comic and luggage storage facilities. Helpful and friendly staff. Infront of the JR train station.

I really enjoyed staying at this hotel. Check-in is done using a machine, which can be a bit challenging at first. You need to show your passport, and the guest name must match the booking. Once you get through that, the process is actually very quick. The hotel provides complete amenities. Everything is available, so you don’t really need to bring your own skincare or toiletries. Pajamas are also provided, which is very convenient. The room size is good for two people. Not small, not cramped. Everything feels compact and well organized. The bathroom has a bathtub, and the hair dryer works well. There is a washing machine on the 7th floor, which is very helpful, especially if you’re staying longer or traveling with family. The location is very convenient. If you’re traveling with kids, this place is very family friendly and easy to move around without feeling tired. JR and subway access are right there, you just go down to the first floor. The only downside is the cost to Tokyo Station, where a round trip for adults can be around ¥423–569 on JR. There are plenty of food options nearby, from restaurants to Daiso, Donki, malls, and even AEON. Mitsui Outlet Park is also easy to reach, about 20 minutes by JR with a fare of only ¥230. View from room beautiful. You can see sunrise and also sunset. We stayed at 10th floor on the right side. Overall, I was very satisfied with this hotel and would happily stay here again.i

The location is great, and the room was surprisingly nice and clean. I initially expected an old and worn-out hotel given the price point and how long it's been open. However, the hotel facilities are exceptionally well-maintained. In fact, some of the older amenities even add a charming vintage feel to the place.

Clean room. Free airport pick-up, which was very convenient. Easy luggage storage and check-out. The staff were nice, and the location was good. Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is nearby, a great place to walk around. There's also a fantastic century-old unagi (eel) restaurant with delicious food.

The exhaust fan in my room was extremely noisy, so I turned it off before going to bed. Also, I wish breakfast could have been served between 6:30 and 7:00.