Narita Airport/Narita City | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on reviews!

I recommend this hotel, located about 20 minutes by car from Naritasan towards Narita Airport. In addition to a large natural hot spring bath and an open-air bath, there are also herbal baths, saunas and massage facilities. There is a free shuttle bus from JR Narita Station and it is easily accessible from Naritasan.

There is a large hot spring facility called "Yurakujo" on the hotel grounds. There are various baths, including a garden-style open-air bath and a micro-bubble bath. There is also a bedrock bath and sauna. The carpet in the room was luxurious, and the modern and calming space was relaxing. There is a convenience store, a kids' space, and a pool, so the hotel has a wide range of facilities. The hotel is close to the bus stop, and it takes about 45 minutes by bus to Naritasan.

Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located right in front of Naritasan, so it's in a great location. For dinner, we had a Japanese kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）with Narita's specialty grilled eel as the main dish. Breakfast was a healthy and delicious breakfast that did not use meat, fish, or eggs. There were two indoor baths, one with a tatami floor. They left our luggage there while we were touring Naritasan. You can hear the bells ringing early in the morning. The staff are very kind.

If you arrive on time, there is a shuttle bus from the airport, and it is conveniently located in front of Narita Station. There is a convenience store inside and breakfast is free. The large public bath is open from late at night to early in the morning, so you can relax after a long day of travel. Amenities are also provided, so you don't have to rummage around in your suitcase.

I used this hotel when my transfer didn't go well and I had to stay overnight at Narita the day before. I think the hotel was a little independent guest cottages from the airport, but there was a shuttle bus so it wasn't a problem to get there. There was also a shuttle bus to Narita Station. I think this was the cheapest hotel I could find when I was having trouble because most of the hotels near the airport were fully booked. The room was clean and there were no problems, so I thought it was reasonable.

The building itself is old, but it is well-cleaned, so you can stay comfortably and relax after your trip. There are a reasonable number of rooms, so you are likely to be able to secure a room even late at night on the day, so I recommend it. Competition in this area is fierce, so the prices are also reasonable.

On the other hand, I often use this hotel when I have an early flight from Narita. It's a little independent guest cottages from the airport, but they provide a shuttle service, so it's not that inconvenient. Also, because it's a little independent guest cottages, there's a good chance that there will be vacancies on the day.