2-Star Hotels in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

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.

It has all the basic amenities you’ll need — bath and face towels, a night gown, toothpaste and toothbrush, body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and a hair dryer. Inside the capsule, you’ll find one pillow and a blanket. It’s actually quite spacious, I would say. Just remember to bring a universal adapter and there’s only one power outlet available. No food is allowed inside, only water. However, there’s an open space outside where you can pack your meals and eat. If you get the package with breakfast, they’ll give you a Starbucks gift card worth 1,000 yen. Just a heads up — Starbucks only opens at 7am, so if you have an early flight, you might not be able to use it.

This time, I was looking for a place to stay around Makuhari for an event, and this place was reasonably priced, so I stayed there for two nights. It was a quiet place and fairly close to the station. Breakfast was served in a buffet style next to the reception lobby and was delicious.

Get out of the city center and stay well in a quiet place. The owner was friendly and the traditional ryokan was very impressive. You can use the nearby bus to the airport, but it may be confusing. And we used Google Maps well.

The bathroom smells, the quilt is a sheet separated by something that looks like a bedspread (I really don't know how to describe it), there is no quilt cover, people sleep between the sheets and the sheets, and the bedspread is on top of the sheets. The bedspread looked like it hadn't been washed in years. I seldom post comments, and I say this to prevent others from making mistakes.

I guess I am the first person to review this hotel on Ctrip. This hotel can be searched in the future. I booked this hotel purely because I saw it often when I stayed in Funabashi before. Just come back for nostalgia. Facilities: Nothing much to expect, very traditional Japanese business hotel, many years old. Hygiene: OK, relatively old Environment: Located next to Keiyo National Highway, next to the super-loved Yakiniku Gin and Sushiro, very close to Keisei Daijingu Shrine, very convenient if you take the Keisei Line from Narita. It's also very close to Lalabao, and I used to go there often. Service: Good, the old lady will make you a traditional Japanese breakfast. 900 yen per person. If it is expensive online, it is better to buy it on the spot. The prices of hotels in Tokyo are now inflated. You can judge for yourself whether it is worth it. I recommend traveling on a budget.

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

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

民宿很安静，房东奶奶很優し，风景也非常的美丽