HOTEL LiVEMAX Chiba Chuo-Ekimae Reviews

Service from the staff was nice.. facilities was okay.. location was near the train station.. we didnt like the vibe of the area especially at night.. felt like the security in the area was very very poor. there are always a lot people camping around from the train station all the way to the hotel, trying to prey on people who are alone. they are always staring at me and my husband everytime we walk back from the train station. during our 1st night stay, my husband went down to the nearby combini alone and an obaasan kept following him asking if he wants massage service from hotel to combini and back to the hotel. then another night, we saw 1 girl got cornered by a group of guys while walking back to the hotel. she was obviously distressed but we are couldnt do anything since we are outnumbered. we didnt want to get into trouble so we can only walk away with guilt as fast as we could back to the hotel. drunk people everywhere. no police in sight during the few nights we were there as well. overall, definitely no issue with the hotel but we will not return to Chiba again.

it’s fine. convenient location, pretty clean, the toilet smells a little bit, and there are people soliciting near the hotel.

Great service Good staff

Good hotel

It’s was nice

The single room is really small, but clean and hygienic. It is completely sufficient for traveling alone. The window cannot be opened. Although there is a vent for ventilation, I am still not used to it. The tram makes a little noise, but the sound insulation is good. If you are not particularly sensitive, it will not affect you. The location is superb. It is close to the monorail and JR. There is a convenience store downstairs and AEON is opposite. There are many restaurants in the shopping district nearby. In short, the cost performance is super high

As always a great hotel, just a pity that you have to pay to watch movies… in other hotels it would be free

The biggest problem and disadvantage is that the windows cannot be opened and there is no wind. It is like living in a cabin with no windows or terraces, trapping sewage and carbon dioxide, and only a very small window for ventilation. In such a refreshing weather, you still need to turn on the air conditioner. Split air conditioners cannot bring outdoor air into the room, so it is uneasy because the windows cannot be opened. The location is excellent. Just across the mall is the Chiba train station, which is convenient for going to Tokyo or the airport. The surrounding environment is a bit chaotic at night. I don’t know why there are women in red standing on many streets? Inviting guests to drink? If you don't mind turning on the air conditioner, it's acceptable on days when prices are cheap. However, the price increase on Fridays and Saturdays was so severe that it was nearly double the usual price. I was forced to move back to a remote hotel near Narita Airport.

First stop in Japan

It's close to the station and the facilities are clean, so I like it.

The hotel is very good overall, there is a microwave on the room, and the electric kettle is going to want to use clean! But unfortunately there is no window open in the room, only one fire window, the rest are very good!

I've been staying at LivMax lately because the prices are reasonable and the service is stable.

Very clean, convenient transportation around. There are large shopping malls around, where you can buy luxury brands, the tram station can go directly to Tokyo, and there are a variety of restaurants. It is worth recommending to stay.

The location is a 10-minute walk from Chiba/Chiba Station.... If you pass by the shopping street under the train, you can find it easily. First of all, I really like the room. It's spacious, unlike other cramped hotels in Tokyo....There's even a microwave in the room....The bathroom is also spacious. You can take a half-body bath. However, the toilet is a bit small. It might be difficult for big men or fat people. And if the room faces the train & train, you can hear the sound even with the window closed. It might be uncomfortable for sensitive people.