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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Comfortable hotel with very nice staff, single beds are bigger than I had imagined, great location very close to a train station with plenty of shopping and dining options.
Comfortable hotel with very nice staff, single beds are bigger than I had imagined, great location very close to a train station with plenty of shopping and dining options.
Slightly out of the bright lights Tokyo, lovely and quiet with a train station close by. The hotel was amazing from the moment we stepped inside, and the breakfast’s were incredible. Can’t rate this place enough and was easily the best hotel we’ve stayed in ever.
Slightly out of the bright lights Tokyo, lovely and quiet with a train station close by. The hotel was amazing from the moment we stepped inside, and the breakfast’s were incredible. Can’t rate this place enough and was easily the best hotel we’ve stayed in ever.
A very nice budget hotel, location is great next to the train line exit with convenience stores, supermarket, and restaurants nearby. A nice coffee shop is a stroll away and lots of small artisan shops.
A very nice budget hotel, location is great next to the train line exit with convenience stores, supermarket, and restaurants nearby. A nice coffee shop is a stroll away and lots of small artisan shops.
Great property highly recommend, fantastic view and a few dining options nearby. We lived the cafe that you turn left out the property and walk over the bridge. Saved a heap of $$$ for breakfast and got served by a robot!
Great property highly recommend, fantastic view and a few dining options nearby. We lived the cafe that you turn left out the property and walk over the bridge. Saved a heap of $$$ for breakfast and got served by a robot!
Only problem i had ,was i couldnt open the window to get fresh air i was a bit unwell when i got there,so a little fresh air would of been nice other than that i would recommend this place to everyone
Only problem i had ,was i couldnt open the window to get fresh air i was a bit unwell when i got there,so a little fresh air would of been nice other than that i would recommend this place to everyone
Michael
Reviewed November 25, 2024Reviewed November 25, 2024
Great hotel ,the room was a great size double superior room for a family of four with two kids aged 7 and 8.
Breakfast buffet was a good section, and worth the 1500 yen per adult .
The only issue we had at this hotel was their was a glitch with the age of the children. The age of the children didn't come up on their system , as any children over the age of 6 was classified as an adult so an extra fee was charged per night of 1500 yen per child, other then that hotel was very good .
Great hotel ,the room was a great size double superior room for a family of four with two kids aged 7 and 8.
Breakfast buffet was a good section, and worth the 1500 yen per adult .
The only issue we had at this hotel was their was a glitch with the age of the children. The age of the children didn't come up on their system , as any children over the age of 6 was classified as an adult so an extra fee was charged per night of 1500 yen per child, other then that hotel was very good .
Service was amazing, the included breakfast was a lifesaver and being so close to Chibaminato station was incredibly convenient. The area is quieter than most of Tokyo, which was nice to come back to each night. The only issue we had was that the bin in our room was so small, we often had to use leftover shopping bags for overflow, but it was a very minor and solvable issue. We will definitely stay here again if we come back to Tokyo.
Service was amazing, the included breakfast was a lifesaver and being so close to Chibaminato station was incredibly convenient. The area is quieter than most of Tokyo, which was nice to come back to each night. The only issue we had was that the bin in our room was so small, we often had to use leftover shopping bags for overflow, but it was a very minor and solvable issue. We will definitely stay here again if we come back to Tokyo.
What is Sakura like for travellers who love the beach?
Book a great spot to stay in Sakura, a place with a lot to offer the traveller dreaming of a beach holiday.
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Sakura?
Plan your trip to the beach with a look at weather throughout the year in Sakura: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 25°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 8°C. The rainiest months in Sakura are October, September, June and July, with each month seeing an average of 184 mm of rainfall.
What is there to see and do around Sakura?
After getting settled at your accommodation of choice, you'll likely want to venture out and explore. Beach lovers can head straight to Makuhari Beach or Inage Beach for some quality time by the water. Discover a variety of local attractions, which include National Museum of Japanese History and Sakura Castle Park. For additional things to see and do, consider a visit to Sakura Country Club or Sakura Furusato Square.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Sakura?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Sakura more easily: To get to Sakura, you can fly into Tokyo (NRT-Narita Intl.), the closest major airport, which is located 10.9 mi (17.5 km) from the city centre. You can take advantage of metro transport at Chiku Center Station, Koen Station and Joshidai Station. If you want to travel outside the city, take a train from Chiba Sakura Station, Narita Keisei-Sakura Station or Narita Keisei-Usui Station.