Hotels near Narita International Airport

the charcoal grill chef was the best. great food to end our Japan journey. Will definitely go back just for him. the other restaurant which was very packed did not much for us.see photos ARIGATO CHEF thanks for the good sake recommendation

The room was spacious and the bed was soft and comfortable. Being able to use the airport shuttle service gave us peace of mind, even for early morning flights or bad weather. There are many restaurants within walking distance, so the location felt very convenient. It is also easy to get to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, making it a recommended base for sightseeing. Next time, I'd like to check in early and leisurely stroll around the town of Narita.

the hotel had a lot to do an the 24 hour store is great the buffet is amazing everything was clean the staff helpful an kind the shuttle for picking up an drop off at the airport is great if u have kids u won’t be disappointed with this hotel

This is a very good hotel, close to the airport but not noisy. However, you need to bring your own towel for the hot springs, which was a bit unexpected. Overall, the experience was great. Parking is convenient for those driving, with a maximum charge of 300 yen for a 24-hour stay. A free shuttle bus takes guests to the airport and the nearby Narita Station, perfect for those with plenty of time to explore. At Narita Station, you'll find the century-old restaurant Kawatoyo Honten on Omotesando, serving melt-in-your-mouth unagi (eel) rice.

The hotel is close to Narita Airport and offers frequent shuttle bus service to and from the airport. It's highly recommended for those with very early morning flights, as the trip from the hotel to the airport only takes about 5 minutes, eliminating the worry of traveling from the city. The hotel also provides complimentary ice.

I had a very pleasant stay at APA Hotel Keisei Narita Ekimae and found it to be a convenient and comfortable choice, especially for travelers flying from Narita Airport. The biggest advantage of this hotel is its excellent location, as it is right next to Keisei Narita Station, making it extremely easy to travel to and from the airport and explore the surrounding area. The hotel also provides an airport shuttle service, which is particularly useful when traveling with luggage or catching a flight. The room was clean, comfortable, and well equipped with everything needed for a short stay, although the room was quite compact, which is typical of many Japanese business hotels. The bed was comfortable, and the facilities were well maintained. One of my favorite features was the public bath. APA Hotel Keisei Narita Ekimae for a short stay before or after a flight from Narita Airport, especially for travelers who value easy transportation, convenient surroundings, clean facilities,

very nice and very clean all the time. also the locker room was big enough to fit my big suitcase and stuff.

The Richmond Hotel Narita was truly the perfect choice for our last night. It's less than a five-minute walk from Narita Station, and the hotel room was spacious enough to comfortably organize our luggage for the trip home. The bed was large and comfortable, and the bathtub was also quite big. Plus, the lobby on the first floor offers bath salts for a relaxing soak. It's also very convenient for walking to Narita Omotesando for shopping, and there's an Aeon Town supermarket nearby for any last-minute snacks or instant noodles. While the breakfast selection isn't huge, it's delicious. The best part is the airport shuttle service they provide, making it a truly perfect final stop.

Having seen many recommendations on Hotel Nikko Narita, I looked forward to this stay. Price was reasonable and I would highly recommend a stay at Narita upon landing in Narita airport, or before departure especially because of the value for money of the room compared to staying in Tokyo. This hotel is one of the best in terms of shuttle bus provisions. Take the shuttle bus to JR Narita and walk along the Narita Omote-sando for a good way to spend half a day or walk to the Aeon mall to continue shopping to spend a full day until dinner. Narita is way less crowded than Tokyo and popular chains such as Uniqlo are still available. The shuttle buses remove the need for additional transport cost in Narita. Breakfast in the hotel was otherwise decent and not as great as I expected when seeing other reviews on the breakfast. The 33sqm room size was a very nice size and having water filter dispenser in the toilet helped us never run out of water to drink.