Ξενοδοχεία με 4-Star σε Chiba Prefecture, Japan

This hotel, part of the Royal Park group, just opened this year. The lobby and rooms clearly show a well-thought-out concept, and the atmosphere, designed with Tokyo Disney Resort visitors in mind, is fantastic. I generally enjoyed my stay as expected, but I'd like to share a few points for future improvement. (1) Shuttle bus to the park and Maihama Station: The bus was far more crowded than I anticipated. With limited capacity and infrequent service (only 2-3 buses per hour), missing one means waiting about 30 minutes for the next. This would be miserable on a rainy day after leaving the park. I understand it would increase costs, but since the hotel is so close to both the park and Maihama Station, abolishing the timetable and having a continuous loop, similar to airport terminal shuttles, would significantly improve the experience. (2) Breakfast restaurant COMPASS on the 2nd floor: I was really looking forward to this, as it received high praise online and from YouTubers, but my overall impression was just 'okay'. Again, I know it would cost more, but in addition to the delicious hamburgers, the kitchen really needs a classic egg station. The coffee quality was a bit disappointing, tasting somewhat instant. I'm not asking for Southeast Asian standards, but the variety of fruits was far too limited. On the soft skills side, I noticed a stark difference in hospitality between the experienced Japanese staff and the foreign staff, who seemed to have limited work experience. The latter showed no smiles, were unfriendly, and didn't seem to actively support guests, appearing to be solely focused on their main task of clearing finished dishes. Please train them in the basics of customer service to develop them into top-tier hotel professionals. Working with such a lack of enthusiasm, even worse than a student part-timer, negatively impacts the entire restaurant's atmosphere. Of course, there are many wonderful staff, especially among the female employees, and I hope the newer staff can learn from these excellent role models. Despite my harsh feedback, the breads, dim sum, and miniature chirashi bowls were all very delicious.

This was my second time staying at Green Tower Makuhari, and once again I had a pleasant experience. The location is excellent — it’s very close to Kaihin-Makuhari Station, making it extremely convenient for getting around. One of the best parts is that Mitsui Outlet Park is right in front of the hotel, which is perfect for shopping and dining without needing to go far. Transportation is also very convenient, with a direct subway/train keiyo line connection to Tokyo Disneyland and also goes directly to tokyo station as well , making this hotel a great choice for Disney visitors as well. Overall, it’s a comfortable hotel with a great location, and the fact that I chose to stay here again says a lot. I would definitely recommend it for both leisure and short trips.

The hotel is quite close to the convention center; you just cross the road and use the pedestrian bridge right after exiting the hotel, which is pretty convenient. The facilities are a bit outdated, but for this price point in Japan, most hotels are about the same, so it's relatively reasonable.

I super like the location is very strategic..nesr to train station, bus station, taxi pick up, near shopping places, near disney entrance. Hope they got a better iron, and add yamato services from the reception. That would be excellent. I super love that the hotel provide foot gel patch, thats very thoughtful since those staying there would have been walking around the disneysea or disneyland the whole day from early morning to night time and sore their feet. In fact my feet were sore. That patch really helps me a lot to recover.

It is given a free service shuttle bus from Narita train station to Hotel , AEON Mall and airport. Good service and on time . I Like the Onsen in the Hotel, need paid. . But the hotel is a bit Old. The hotel staff is an Indian girl ( in the photo) her service is very good and very patient , luckily she knows English 👏 The hotel does not provide drinking water.

The location is great as it is next to train station and the shopping outlet. The parking experience is terrible. The receptionist has trouble in English explaining the parking cost 4000yen a night. She also didn't tell me the car must also checkout at 11:00am the next day. I got charged again when I pick up my car at 12pm. The room was okay. However, there are insects/bugs in bed. I got bites a couple of times during my sleep. There is also a very annoying robot in the Reception lobby that get in the way when we are busy moving our luggage. There is no concierge or bell boy to help with luggage. Overall staff are friendly, but the overall system of staff management and training and the over service to provide may need some rethinking.

I had a layover in Tokyo and chose this hotel because it's very close to Narita Airport. I stayed here last year and had a good experience, so I came back again this year. This time, I opted for a room in the main building. I think the room must have been recently renovated as the facilities were brand new, but there was a faint smell of new paint, and the window couldn't be opened, which somewhat affected my sleep. The hotel service overall was excellent, and the breakfast was decent, though I'd say it's just average for a Nikko hotel. The Japanese restaurant on the top floor was quite good, and Nikko hotel members get a 10% discount. The hotel also provides a shuttle bus to the JR station and Narita Mall. If you have some time, you can explore the attractions around Narita; it's quite nice.

I was only there for the night, but hotel was clean and seems to be a great location. Since I booked through trip.com hotel should always ask for a credit to be on file for ease of charges. There was a misunderstanding when I used the breakfast buffet thinking this would be billed to my room.

For the last two days of my trip to Japan, I stayed at this hotel within the Disney Resort. It's a very unique hotel, with rooms designed to look like the inside of a ship's cabin. Everything was great, except for the terrible soundproofing. I could hear every little noise from the guests next door, which really affected my rest. If you have the option, I'd definitely recommend booking one of the official Disney hotels instead. After all, when you're traveling, a good night's sleep is essential!

The hotel is conveniently located on the west side of Chiba Central Park, very close to the Yoshikawa Park monorail station. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to Chiba-Chuo Station. The room I had was only partially renovated, and the bathroom fixtures felt quite old-fashioned, though the bedding was decent. The room itself was pretty spacious, but not as large as stated on Trip.com; I'd estimate it to be around 20-22 square meters. It came with two single beds, two chairs, and a tea table. Dining options nearby are plentiful, but if you're looking for shopping, I'd recommend SOGO and BIC CAMERA near Chiba-Chuo Station for a wider selection. Breakfast is a buffet, costing 1980 JPY per person. It offers both Japanese and Western options, providing good value for money with a wide variety and tasty dishes. You can even try Chiba's local specialty, the Rakka Peanuts Monaka. Nearby attractions include Chiba Port, Inohana Castle Ruins, and Kisarazu Outlet Park. Getting to Makuhari Messe is also quite convenient from here.