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The room is sparkling clean and the bed is comfortable. There is a sobe with Tempura restaurant just beside the hotel. The Supermarket which is 50m away make it a very convenient for us. Direction given by the staff is very precise. Thus we didn't have problem locating the Guesthouse. We arrived at 1pm and the room was ready for us to check in. It is highly recommended place for rest.

I just wanted to find a small hostel near Narita airport, not in Tokyo center. A good alternative if you are looking for somewhere to stay out of busy cities. The place clean and beautiful, with small nice local Japanese restaurants and supermarkets around.I was impressed and had a good time even though I only stayed for a day. My only problem was that I had to carry a 24 kg suitcase from the station to the hostel. The distance is not far and actually quite enjoyable through the town, but damn it was an uphill. So by the time I arrived, I was exhausted! and the clerk just let me wait like an hour before checking in.(As the hostel rule) He was polite and spoke perfect English, nothing wrong. but I mean, if I were him, I would have let me check in a bit earlier cuz it was obvious that I was sweating and burned out. Nothing difficult. But it just didn't happen.I guess it's just Japanese culture- punctuality, keeping promise, not offering more than necessary, keeping distance and such.I understand it but as I'm living in Spain, where people are forward, affectionate, and heart-warming, it was just a bit different.

I went to Summer Sonic 2014 in Tokyo(Chiba) and this was a great place to stay. Everything else in the area was fully booked, yet I still somehow found this amazingly cheap place on Agoda. From the hotel you can walk to a train station and zip over to SS. The capsules were surprisingly roomy and the whole place was quite clean although a bit old. The staff are friendly but none really spoke English when I was there. There was free, open wifi on the first floor by the Coke machine. Be aware that you have to check out at 10am and check back in again at 12 if you are staying multiple nights. Oh, and it's men only at this place. All in all, I'd stay there again if I'm back for SS again in 2015!👍

Keep in mind that this is mostly a campsite, so don't expect the Ritz. We stayed in the lodge with a simple room with futon, and shared toilet/shower. Not super cheap if you're just thinking about the rooms, but given the location amongst the trees and access to an incredible park next door, it's a decent price. Staff were really great and helpful, no fridge in the room (but a shared one downstairs), can rent BBQ sets for a good price (with needed tools, plates, etc). The Showa no Mori park is really great, and young kids will love the incredible slides there, plus tons of open space. Go to the little shop by the big slide and get the bubble liquid and tools....you will never blow bigger bubbles in your life, and it's all homemade by a local guy.

Great location, very close to old town area, walking along the river in the early morning will get totally different feeling than day time. Also hostel is just next to the famous grilled eel rice restaurant. After visited done, it's good place to fill your hungry stomach and had great Japan experience there (O-I-Shi !!). Friendly & helpful staff, room is also very clean. Very nice experience staying here. If visit Sawara again, I will stay here again.

It was a very nice hotel - clean and beautiful with friendly staff and delicious breakfast, but the rooms and the elevators were too small. The hotel was located in a new town and the environment was really good. The only regrets were the small rooms and its location. It is far away from other bigger cities. It takes a long time to go Tokyo and the public transportation fare can be expensive.

This capsule hotel has excellent location for travellers arriving late at night or departing early in the morning from Narita Airport. Upon check in, you ill be given a toiletries bag with towels, pyjamas, slippers and toothbrush. The locker provided was also huge and could fit a 28" luggage with a travelling backpack. The bed and blanket was comfortable, and there were individual charging ports in each pod. It does not have the best noise reduction and you can easily hear people chatting and walking, but i think it is part of the beauty that makes this whole concept of resting and sleeping work -- people will quieten down unknowingly so everyone could rest. Definitely worth the price and it's quite an experience!

This hotel is probably one of the better hotels to stay at in Chiba, price-wise and location-wise. Although I got lost in the Tokyo subway for 2 hours from Kamata but the overall experience was a positive one. It is on the same building as the Keisei Chibachuo station. Mind you that Chibachou station is a Keisei station, not JR station so it doesn't show in the JR subway map. The closest JR station to this is the Chiba station which is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. SOGO and other department stores are located at the Chiba station. 7-11 is across the street, a cinema is on the same building as the hotel as well as C-One, Daisho, and KFC. McDonald's and Yoshinoya are located just across the hotel. Tesco is about 5-minute walk and Yoshikawa-koen Chiba Urban Monorail station is also within 10-minute walk. I went to Makuhari Messe for my business trip of Tokyo Game Show and the best route that I found was Yoshikawa-koen -> Chiba-minato JR station -> Kaihin-Makuhari station. I really like the hotel and the surrounding area, I wish I stayed longer!

The hotel looks new and everything was very high-tech. In the room, when you switch on the TV, you can view how busy the restaurant is and whether the washing machines are free. The room size is acceptable and very clean - the beds are very comfortable and room layout was thoughtful. The bathroom is massive and there is a full size bath as well as a shower (with rain shower head), which was super convenient. There are two Daiwa RoyalNets in Chiba - this one is in Chiba Chuo and it is directly opposite Chiba Chuo rail station. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the main Chiba station and main shopping area. There is an Ichiran just 5 mins away ! The only thing is that I was in a room directly facing the pedestrian walkway and the traffic lights were constantly making pinging noises. If you would prefer total quiet then ask for a room that does not face the pedestrian walkway. Highly recommend this hotel and would stay again if I get a chance.

I had a good price for staying 3 nights at this Hotel, include breakfast and free sauna (public bath). The lobby is nice and warm, restaurant are clean and the food are delicious. I had try some Chiba traditional breakfast menu such as sardines, clams and pickel's (of course the also served international breakfast menu). Facilities at the room is nice, including the TV show, refrigerator, AC (hot n cold), toiletries all good to use and clean.

This is my second time staying here. We booked the big room (4 beds for 4 people) that ‘s very big and comfortable. Everything is good. Location is also nice, not far from Chiba station or if you’re lazy to walk, you can come here by bus ( 1 stop) or taxi (about ¥800). There are many restaurants and minimarts around the hotel. If you have a car, there’s a parking (¥1500 per night).

Whenever my wife and I fly into Narita, we book our first night at the U-City. It is cheap, clean, and convenient. Breakfast is typical Japanese hotel fare for an additional 850 Yen. If you want something else, there is a Seven Eleven and a bakery/cafe across the street. The hotel is a 3 minute walk from Narita Station, which is a 7 minute ride from terminal 1. Rooms are a little dated, but beds are comfy and the staff is friendly. Narita city is also surprisingly nice. It has a large temple complex and a shopping street with lots of traditional goods.

I stayed overnight for an event in Chiba and this was a great hotel for that purpose. It is extremely cheap, but none of the facilities or the room itself show that. The room was extremely quiet, which was a welcome change from some previous experiences at other hotels. The room I had had some surprising amenities like a stove and sink, which though I didn't need them were nice to see anyway. All in all one of the best values for a hotel I've ever had.

The hotel is located within an easy walking distance of Goi station, and there are many restaurants, family restaurants, izakayas etc. right around the hotel. There is are two 24 hour family restaurants with 3 minutes walk as well - which was great as I had to make an very early check-out on my second day, and I wanted a proper breakfast before I continued travelling. They also have some really nice looking restaurants in the hotel itself, but I didn't check them out. I had to check-in late, but the front desk runs 24hours which was a great relief. The staff are professional and helpful, and the room was very reasonably priced and comfortable. Would definitely recommend!

It's a good hotel for late or ealry flight. We are very lucky to choose this hotel on that day as there was flooding everywhere in Tokyo causing delay of JR & skyliner services. The onsen is really good after the flight, charge only JPY700 entrance fee for hotel guests & we can come again free next morning. The room is fine, hotel staff members are nice & polite, and the onsen is the best part, must go! One comment is that the waiting area for shuttle bus at the airport is a bit confusing, the directory is not so clear & there were more than one roll of queue. Conculsively speaking, it is quite good & will stay here again next time for late or early flights.

Check in and check out were efficient and fast. Room and bathroom were very clean and spacious. TV and WIFI worked properly. There were convenience stores nearby. Transportation wise, the location was perfect. The hotel was adjacent to JR Chiba Station (West Exit), and JR Chiba Station was connected to Chiba Monorail Station and Keisei Chiba Station. It's a great base to explore Chiba City and Chiba Prefecture; and it's easy to go to Narita Airport too. It took some time though to reach central Tokyo area (around 40 minutes train ride).

It is very near the Chiba station. hotel room is huge for Japan standard. we had 3 beds. 2 were double beds and the extra was a single/super single. toilet is amazing. it had a standing shower and a Bathtub. room was clean. bathroom was squeaky clean. water strength was strong. breakfast was good too! short walk to food area. highly recommended hotel to stay. staff at reception was very polite and helpful. would love to stay here again if we do come back to Chiba prefecture. thanks Daiwa

Nice hotel, but too overcrowded to enjoy. Had to wait in line to get to the elevator. Restaurants were booked. And you are not in walking distance to anything interesting. Long line just to enter the 7-11 in the hotel. In the morning, I went there to get something to eat, and it had been cleaned out like there was a zombie apocalypse. In general, not really a very interesting area to stay. Better to find cheaper hotel in Narita.

I would like to say that is a good place to stay but is not too customer friendly! For example, helping with keeping the luggage until a bit later, as there are no coin lockers anywhere around that place or other places where you can store the luggage if it happens to have to go somewhere else until you change your location. I prefer the other hotels that I stayed during my visit to Japan ( and I wish to specify the Ark Hotel Kyoto and APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae were the best places), regarding the facilities and most important customer friendly!