Narita Hotels with Breakfast

Got a single standard room. The room was quite small but if you’re by yourself and spending most of your time outside, this hotel is great. For breakfast, there is a buffet next door - which is a yakiniku (bbq) shop. Not many varieties like luxury hotels but it’s enough if you just want a simple breakfast. There is a free shuttle bus from the hotel to Narita airport. It depends on the time so it’s best to confirm at the reception. Overall I enjoyed my stay.

We had an early flight, so we opted to stay one night in Narita. After comparing hotel prices and travel time, it was more cost-effective to stay overnight. On the day, we checked out from our city accommodation and went directly to the hotel to drop off our luggage. Then, we explored Omotesando for food and shopping, followed by a trip to Aeon and Don Quijote. After all that, we came back for a good night's sleep. The new building started serving a light breakfast at 5:30 AM, which was perfect. We took the 6:30 AM hotel shuttle to the airport, and had plenty of time. Be aware that there's a period in the middle of the day with no shuttle service (check the timetable picture). During this time, travel between the airport and the hotel can take a long time, so plan accordingly. We booked a twin room, and it was comfortable. The aisle was a bit narrow, but we were able to fully open two large suitcases, which was great for packing.

Comfort Hotel Narita is a very good option for a short stay or transit stopover near Narita Airport. The hotel provides typical Japanese hospitality, staff are polite, well-trained, friendly, and always try their best to assist. Some staff speak English above basic conversational level, which is helpful for overseas travellers. We only stayed for 2 nights while waiting for our next flight and found it a great choice. It is only **one train stop from Narita Airport Terminal 2 to Narita Station**, and around a **10-minute walk from the station to the hotel**, which is very manageable. There are also 2 Lawson convenience stores nearby, and you can take a bus from in front of Narita Station to AEON Narita Shopping Centre. This makes it ideal if you want to relax near the airport and avoid travelling all the way into Tokyo. One useful tip: some booking websites may automatically charge extra for a child. However, the hotel's official policy states that **children stay free**. We simply booked **2 adults** and advised the hotel that **1 child would also be staying**, and they accepted it without any additional charge upon arrival. Breakfast is included. The rooms and facilities are above average — not luxury, but clean and comfortable. Highly recommended for short stays and airport transit.

The room amenities were good, and the service was also excellent. The only drawback was the price; it felt quite expensive. We booked the room for 2000 RMB, but an additional 800+ RMB was charged for the children. I disagree with such a high per-person surcharge. The hotel itself does have a distinctive charm. Remember to ask the front desk for the hotel's umbrellas; they're quite photogenic. However, I wouldn't recommend it unless you can secure a room for under 2000 RMB.

Great value for money, the room was a good size. They provide DHC toiletries, and the view from the window is unobstructed, which is a nice bonus. The double-pane windows offer excellent soundproofing; I didn't hear any planes flying overhead, probably because it's not on the take-off or landing flight path. There's a free shuttle bus to both the airport and the shopping mall. We had a flight the next day at noon, so we explored the mall that evening and then took the 9:30 AM shuttle to the airport. It was much more relaxed than staying downtown and having to rush to the airport.

Near the narita station. The room is quite small. There is transporting bus to narita airport but if your flight is early, you should check the time either way the staff. If there is no transporting bus, You can take train to NRT just a few minutes, very easy.

The hotel offers a convenient shuttle service to and from the airport. The hotel itself is a bit old, but everything is still quite good. It's a great choice for a one-night stay if you need to catch an early morning flight.

The location is good and there's a shuttle bus, but overall the hotel feels a bit dated. I saw on Ctrip that it was supposedly renovated in 2025, but that's not actually the case. Not all rooms have been renovated, and the cleanliness is just average. The lobby isn't big, but it's cozy. There's also a side lounge (Pic 4) where you can wait for the shuttle after checking out, and a 7-Eleven nearby which is convenient. Pic 3 shows the shuttle bus schedule, which is really handy.

Very convenient, less than 10 minutes walk to 2 stations in Narita that goes to Narita Airport, 5 minutes walk to Omotesando Street. Many restaurants and convenient stores nearby as well. Hotel is clean and spacious. Staff is able to speak English. There are washers and dryers available.

I was traveling solo and chose this hotel because it offered airport shuttle service, but it definitely exceeded my expectations. As a Chinese traveler, I found the room facilities to be very comprehensive, and the price was incredibly reasonable. The shuttle buses to the airport, JR station, and Aeon Mall were all excellent. The drivers were very friendly; if you asked them anything while they were parked, they would answer patiently. If you're only staying one night, you could go to the JR station on the first day, as there are many fun and delicious places there. On the second morning, you could go to Aeon Mall, then return to pick up your luggage and head to your new hotel. You'd arrive around 3 PM, just in time to check in, haha. This bus seems to be a loop, which is very convenient. If I come to Japan again, I would definitely choose this place.