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"The room was small but nicely organized and clean. The free shuttle between the airport and the hotel was on time and feet nice. Also their free breakfast buffet with various selection gets a high point!"

"Great all around. Could use more bedside plugs that would work for people that need to use CPAP machines"

"Ok"

"Clean friendly staff"

"Everyone was helpful and nice. Property was close to Disneyland and DisneySea. Breakfast was good, but some items were not warm enough like poached eggs with waffle and hamburger with bun. Breakfast lacked berries and nuts. Scrambled eggs were a bit runny instead of more firmly cooked. I loved the curry and steamed rice. I loved the fresh orange juice and berry smoothie. I enjoyed the boiled chicken and salad at the salad bar. I loved the croissants and curry buns. Laundry doesn't dry very well, so put the maximum time allowed. Laundry machines were easy to operate. I loved the lounge bar with treats and drinks. "

"Great hotel and amazing location. Very close to basically everything you need. Family-friendly area and the next time I visit Tokyo, I would absolutely stay here again! "

"Breakfast was great, only suggestion is to add more variety on fruits"

"Check-in was well-organized and impressively fast, with staff who were polite and attentive throughout. As an airport hotel, it serves its primary purpose excellently — providing convenient and stress-free access to early departures from Narita Airport. The free shuttle service to the airport is a particularly practical and appreciated amenity. The room was clean and perfectly adequate for the purpose, though expectations should be calibrated accordingly for an airport property of this nature. Overall, a functional and reliable choice for travelers with early flights out of Narita."

"The hotel is in a good location close to the market and train line. The room was very small. We stayed in a 2 bed with an extra bed and there was no room to move around once our suitcases were in."