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"Very convenient. Great breakfast, friendly and helpful staff, shuttle bus was so appreciated. "

"Great hotel with excellent staff. The airport shuttle bus was a plus. We'll stay here again."

"We stayed here one night on arrival to Narita so we didn't have to navigate transport with a small child late at night. Very close to airport. Clean, lovely staff. Breakfast was great. Free shuttle bus too and from the airport."

"Staff was very helpful and easy to talk with "

"Great for travelers in transit. Check in was easy. Walked down the street for a simple fresh meal and also there was a Lawson in the lobby. Room was efficient for one night. Hot shower was great. Bed a little hard but doable. Went to the free breakfast buffet and was included in room. Worth getting if no time in airport. Then shuttle to airport is offered by large bus or it’s an easy taxi ride. Would stay again if flying in/out of Narita and had to do a night in Japan."

"Top likes: clean, comfortable, Lawson convenience store on ground floor for food, 10 minutes free shuttle ride to NRT every 20 minutes. Solid free breakfast choices, fair room price A great option to stay for one night before departure from Japan. Will definitely stay again. "

"Great place to rest for a layover. Breakfast was a Starbucks gift card value 1000 yen. Pyjamas towels provided too. "

"It was a great experience and they made it easy with the shuttles to explore Narita."

"Nice hotel, good breakfast (extra cost), comfortable beds and close to the train station. They offer limited shuttle service to the airport, requires reservations in advance. The only negative, a big one for us was that the train station shuts down the escalators at 11 pm. How is a person on crutches and their travel companion carrying 2 sets of luggage supposed navigate all those stairs to get to the other side of the tracks where the hotel is located ? The taxi was going to refuse my fare because the hotel is so close, but relented when he saw the crutches. "