Hotels in Narita

Hotel was clean, staff was nice. Bus stop at the airport is not easy to find as there are many stops so you have walk around or wait till bus comes to spot it.

The hotel is very near the airport and there is shuttle bus service between the two places. The arrangement is perfect for travellers who arrive late or need to take the flight in the early morning.

It's a little far from the subway station, about a 15-minute walk, but the staff is super friendly, the facilities are very good, my room for 3 people was very spacious, and within the same building there is a Family Mart, and it's worth mentioning that the gentleman there was super friendly. From the moment I arrived, we reserved for them to take us to the airport the next day, and the next day they took us very punctually in a bus. I recommend it.

great experience, very close to narita airport and with free breakfasta and free shuttle to airport! room is very spacious, we loved it!

Great location, staying near Narita airport, walking distance to JR Narita station and 2 minutes walk to Keisei Narita station, 2 AEON malls nearby and Lawson , rooms are not big but sufficient to meet daily needs, appreciate the hotel lobby drinks but breakfast wasn’t the nicest (can skip)

location was really near the airport but you have to travel 2 hours going to the main city. they have hotel shuttle bus going to JR Narita and Keisei Narita which is also a good service

Really satisfied with our stay! The staff were super accommodating, and the airport transfer made everything so easy. Room was clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay here again!

The hotel is near the airport. They also offer free transfer going to the airport. You should try their restaurant. Also, they have amazing view during the morning.

With rates around $60 USD per night, it’s designed for comfort, convenience, and quiet rest between flights. Guests are provided with a locker, slippers, one large towel, two small towels, and a toothbrush, making packing light easy. The showers and toilets are spotless, and the check-in process is quick and seamless, perfect for tired travelers. Inside the capsule, there’s one plug outlet and adjustable lighting, with a knob to dim or completely turn off the lights. House rules keep the atmosphere peaceful: no talking, eating, or unpacking in the capsule area, though sipping water is allowed. Capsules are closed daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for cleaning, so stays should be planned accordingly. With its minimalist design and thoughtful amenities, Nine Hours delivers a clean, quiet, and efficient stay right at the airport.