2-Star Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

I've used this hotel many times for work. The staff are friendly and there are several restaurants within walking distance for dinner.

Very satisfied, the room is very spacious, with a sofa table, the bathroom can take a bath, the water volume is large and the bath is comfortable, the overall cleanliness is tidy, the check-in is fast, and you can watch TV. Very satisfied. Book a hotel on Ctrip, online payment is also very convenient, very suitable for Chinese people

It's a bit hard to find, but you go down the escalator from the arrivals floor like you're going to the train, but pass the train and the shops, go through the glass door, up the escalator and then turn around. It's right there. It's very efficient inside - locker room to store your bags with your own key to a locked locker. A hall of sinks and toilets. A hall of showers. They give you a towel, a dressing gown, and a toothbrush with paste. You get ready for bed, then find your capsule, crawl in and sleep. There's an outlet and adjustable light inside the capsule. I suggest an eye mask and earplugs. Much like a hostel (but with much more privacy) you can hear the people around you and although the light is VERY dim, it's not black out.

Small bed, fairly small room. Has a small bath. About 20 minute walk to the metro station. The free shuttle bus to Disney doesn't leave until 9am, but there is a public bus close by

The receptionists were very kind.

To catch a show, I chose a hotel closest to the Lala Arena. The overall décor was quite cozy. The receptionist who greeted me was an elderly lady who spoke slowly but patiently. If you had checked in before check-in, she would bring your luggage directly to your room. The room interior was traditionally small and Japanese-style, but a 26-inch suitcase could be fully expanded, so the room didn't feel too small. It's important to note that after checking in, you need to return your key to the front desk whenever you leave. The front desk is apparently staffed 24 hours a day, as I saw an elderly gentleman there late at night. I took a 30-second video of the room upon check-in and edited it for your reference. Although I only stayed for one night, I had a very good impression of the place.

Not much things to look at old town, but this Ryokan is great place to stay as it's quiet and serene. Nice owners

You can soak in the sea that spreads out in front of you, see it from the sofa or counter chair, or change into a samue or yukata after the hot spring and breathe.

The boss is very good. The communication is limited. The Chinese room is fine. The hotel is clean. The interior is very safe. Because it is a self-driving tour, there are two free parking spaces at the door. The location is quiet and far from the hustle and bustle. But there will be animals screaming in the morning.