Hot spring Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

We were given the old wing which was old and worn out. Definitely a no-no and will never visit again. We stayed here 2yrs ago and love the location/rooms as they were modern n new. The old wing area is not suitable to host guests at all. From lift to room corridor, to the room inside and the toilet. Bad condition. Torn carpet with tape, peeling wardrobe door, cracked bathtub, room ceiling mouldy and webs. It was obviously an abandoned and under maintenance with no cleaning service place. The 2 nights stay was unbelievably unbearable.

The restaurant does not require reservations, so there may be long wait times when it is busy, but apart from that, you can walk to DisneySea (a taxi is only about 800 yen) and there is a large public bath, so it is a very nice hotel!

Arrived at the airport and just caught the last shuttle bus to the hotel with a friendly and helpful driver. Easy checkin and spacious twin room. Very comfy beds, kettle and coffee plus good fridge in room. Didn’t have a chance to explore the facilities in spite of having an all access pass as caught the 10.42am hotel transfer bus into Tokyo station with was comfortable, punctual, spotless and reasonably priced. I’d skip the breakfast which cost me £18.50, as for someone vegan and gluten free (who also eats fish occasionally) there was genuinely hardly anything I could eat. The food looked mass produced and apparently the meatballs and bacon were definitely to be avoided. Probably the worst meal I’ve had in all my visits to Japan

Nice hotel near Disney, they have free shuttle to the park, service was great! I wished I had paid attention about the spa earlier! Really nice and cheap, the convenience store in the second floor comes handy

What a place to stay !! For a first Onsen style capsule pod hotel, this blew all expectations out the water. Massage facilities as well as electric massage chairs, study/work nooks, a shop, and four restaurants to cater any craving needs. Remove your shoes immediately and place them in a locker (located to the right when you enter the hotel). Exceptionally clean facilities, the onsen has numerous washing areas, a cold plunge pool, Sauna (90-100°C), Jacuzzi bath, three mineral hot baths, and outdoor hot bath, plus Ion bath. The Onsen is open until 1am and is busy from 5pm-10pm daily. Massages start from around 2000¥ Sleeping pods are spacious, although the lockable lockers within the pods are around 9 inches deep. There’s a hanging rail, and beside the sleeping area you’ll find a TV, power outlet, and standard USB charging point. Access: The hotel is located on the 1st floor. Use the outdoor escalators beside the bus terminal. There’s a McDonalds plus various other eateries and shops within the shopping mall, including a supermarket that sells everything from lighting, small/large electronics, and bicycles. If you’re visiting Makuhari Messe like I did, Uber will cost you 2000-3000¥ each way - taking around 10 minutes in peak hour traffic. The local staffed train station is located beside the Bus Terminal, providing decently quick access into Tokyo. Staff were extremely friendly, smiling, and always happy to help. There is a smokers lounge room within the hotel.

This is my second time stay with Mitsui. Love their breakfast and service as always. Huge room and close to the campus station and lalaport. You can easily access to all the convenient store and public transport in front of the hotel.

The hotel is just a 5-minute walk next to Soga Station. Parking is available next to the hotel for 1,500 yen per night. The self-service check-in is very convenient and there is free ice cream in the evening. There is a hot spring in the hotel, but it is very small compared to other branches. The hotel room is very large and has a wash basin at the entrance. The view from the hotel is very good and you can see the station. 

It's nice that it's close to the airport. You can use the luggage storage service and hot springs even before check-in, so I dropped off my luggage there, took a nap in the sleeping space, and then headed to Makuhari Messe. By the way, there is a free shuttle bus that runs between the airport and Sora no Yu. If you're going to Makuhari Messe from the countryside, this might be the only choice. However, since it's a capsule hotel, there is of course the issue of noise while sleeping.

This time, I stayed at this hotel chain, which is a 20-minute walk from Goi Station, to take the nostalgic Kominato Railway. There are no particularly eye-catching attractions here, but the train of the Kominato Railway passes through the fields, which feels like a Hayao Miyazaki cartoon. Although the hotel is a bit far from the station, it is located on the edge of the Yorogawa River. There are 3 bicycles for free borrowing by staying guests. It was very comfortable to ride the front river for an hour in the morning.

This was my first time on a family trip. After the typhoon passed, some areas in Chiba had power outages, but this area was not affected at all. I travel to different areas of Chiba every year, but access to this hotel was very pleasant with no traffic jams and a lot of greenery. There are walking paths around the hotel, so we enjoyed an easy walk. There are slopes and stairs, so sneakers are recommended. On the first floor, there is a spacious front desk, a pool changing area, a lounge with free drink service, a playground, and toilets, so the walking distance is short and convenient. There are snacks and juices, so moms and dads enjoyed the free drinks with their children. At the free dring, beer, sparkling wine, and white and red wine are served by the bottle from the server. Snacks include pretzels and fried rice crackers, and other sweets such as sweet gummies and marshmallows. It was enough for a few drinks. By the way, the spirit service from 9 p.m. also had the same drinks. Dinner is a buffet and alcohol is available all you can drink. The tantanmen noodles for dinner were very delicious with a thick soup and thin noodles. You cannot take drinks back to your room, but as I wanted to take a bath after breakfast I filled a thermos with hot coffee and took it back to my room. The room was clean and the extra bed was a little small but we had a comfortable stay. There were a lot of pre-school and elementary school children swimming in the pool and there was not much shade, so it could be better if they were more considerate. We walked along the promenade to the beach, and the water was quite tolerable and colder than the pool, so it was good for those who want to cool off. You can wash off sand from the water tap in the toilets along the way. Towels and

We were given the old wing which was old and worn out. Definitely a no-no and will never visit again. We stayed here 2yrs ago and love the location/rooms as they were modern n new. The old wing area is not suitable to host guests at all. From lift to room corridor, to the room inside and the toilet. Bad condition. Torn carpet with tape, peeling wardrobe door, cracked bathtub, room ceiling mouldy and webs. It was obviously an abandoned and under maintenance with no cleaning service place. The 2 nights stay was unbelievably unbearable.

You have to walk some distance after coming out of the station But there are famous attractions right in front of the door The street you go out is a very bustling shopping street. But the shopping street is almost closed at about 6pm, so it’s a pity that there are few activities at night. The environment in the room is good, there is even a self-service washing machine in the hotel

The restaurant does not require reservations, so there may be long wait times when it is busy, but apart from that, you can walk to DisneySea (a taxi is only about 800 yen) and there is a large public bath, so it is a very nice hotel!

Nice hotel near Disney, they have free shuttle to the park, service was great! I wished I had paid attention about the spa earlier! Really nice and cheap, the convenience store in the second floor comes handy

Arrived at the airport and just caught the last shuttle bus to the hotel with a friendly and helpful driver. Easy checkin and spacious twin room. Very comfy beds, kettle and coffee plus good fridge in room. Didn’t have a chance to explore the facilities in spite of having an all access pass as caught the 10.42am hotel transfer bus into Tokyo station with was comfortable, punctual, spotless and reasonably priced. I’d skip the breakfast which cost me £18.50, as for someone vegan and gluten free (who also eats fish occasionally) there was genuinely hardly anything I could eat. The food looked mass produced and apparently the meatballs and bacon were definitely to be avoided. Probably the worst meal I’ve had in all my visits to Japan