Best Hotels near Hamacho Park, Funabashi

Counter staff are friendly and can converse in English. Hotel room is small but since I am staying for one night only, it did not matter. Buffet breakfast is good and has a generous spread.

It was a shame that the sheets were not changed for consecutive nights. The number of breakfast items is ok. Unfortunately, the rice wasn't very tasty and the juice wasn't 100%.

I stayed after the live at Zozo Marine Stadium. It was a method of booking, reception for women, and entering the accommodation room with the key.　 When I first entered, I was glad that I entered the same time as the other room held the key, but when I went to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I couldn't enter even if I held the key and told the receptionist. the receptionist was registered as a man, so he couldn't enter. I think it's good to take a bath in the middle of the night.

I stayed in this hotel not because I wanted to drink. Most of them mainly go to Disney. The location is not very good, but the supporting facilities are helpful. 1. There is a shuttle bus that goes directly to the 2 parks and the frequency is calculated. 2. The hotel has convenient access. Shop, after playing Disney, you can enjoy wild food when you return to the hotel. There is a large bathing room and free comics. It is a hotel worth trying.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Francs during my trip to Japan. One of the most memorable aspects of my stay was the exceptional service provided by the staff at Hotel Francs. Despite my limited knowledge of the local language, they went above and beyond to ensure that I had a comfortable and enjoyable stay. They were always available to assist me with anything I needed, and their kindness and hospitality truly made me feel at home. Overall, I highly recommend Hotel Francs to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Japan. The staff, the room, and the location were all exceptional, and I cannot thank them enough for making my stay so memorable. Thanks to them, I was able to fully enjoy my trip to Japan, despite my inability to speak the local language.

Only 20 mins away from Narita Airport. A good option if you have a flight to catch the next day and you want to find a hotel that is value for money. The hotel is very clean with facilities such as an onsen and laundry. Aeon shopping mall is just 7 mins away. The rooms are quite spacious and the bed is very comfy. I would stay here again!

The size is suitable for one person to live in, it is clean and hygienic, and the transportation is convenient. It is a 3-minute walk from the suspended tram internet celebrity check-in point.

Recommended, cheap and good, the room is large, there are free subway and park shuttles, and a drink bar, more than 400 triple rooms, stayed for two nights, made full use of the shuttle bus, rounding off is free of charge... There are many barbecue, sushi, and ramen restaurants around, all of which are quite delicious. There is a convenience store just outside the door, which is very convenient even if you don't have a reservation. There are airport buses from Narita or Haneda. The fare is slightly more expensive than the subway, but it is direct to one stop, saving worry and effort, especially suitable for families traveling with children. There are only two flights a day from Narita. You can take the bus to Mitsui Garden Hotel Station and then walk for seven or eight minutes.

I stayed on a family trip. (Adult ３ People ＋１ Daughter aged) The hotel is very close to the station. It was really right there. The people at the front desk felt very good and very smooth at check-in. The room was clean and clean. I was a little worried about staying at the hotel in the room of ２ stage bed for the first time, but I was able to spend my time with peace of mind without worrying about falling from the bed even if my daughter turned over. It was good that the toilet and bath were separate. There was also a shoe dryer in the room, and it was good that wet shoes were dried. I want to make another opportunity to stay.

I recently stayed at Vessel Inn Yachiyo (Katsutadai Ekimae) for a total of 3 weeks and I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel is conveniently located next to the Keisei Katsutadai Station (south exit) and it's a quick train ride from Narita Airport and an easy train ride to Tokyo (Keisei line or Toyo line). There is a Lawson Convenience Store in the same building as the hotel, a 7-Eleven around the corner, a Livre Keisei Supermarket across the street and lots of decently priced places to eat within walking distance (Hidakaya, Torikizoku, Kushikatsu Tanaka, Chiyoda Sushi, Takakura Machi Coffee, etc). I reserved a deluxe double room for the first 2 weeks of my stay - I was concerned that the only available one was a smoking room. The room was located on the 7th floor and much to my surprise, I barely noticed any smell in the room (there was an air filter available, but I didn't need to use it). The room was much bigger than I had expected for a modestly priced Japanese hotel, it was very clean and had the usual amenities (PJs, slippers, shampoo/conditioner, body wash). I really liked the fact that you could ask for housekeeping service when you wanted it (the default was once per week) or you could leave your trash can and used towels outside of your door each morning and come back to an emptied trash can, fresh towels and a bottle of water. I ended up having to extend my stay and had to switch to the only room they had available for my final week - a single room which was also a smoking room. This room was on the 5th floor, which also housed the smoking area of the hotel. Unfortunately, the entire floor was filled with smoke. The hallway and the room were unbearably smokey and I had to have the air filter on full blast to tolerate the smoke. The room was clean, the bed was a little smaller, but not by much, the room was definitely smaller than the deluxe room, but still big enough to open my large suitcase. The staff here is a mix of Japanese and non-Japanese and while I only spoke to them in Japanese, I heard some of them speaking to other guests in decent English. Each staff member I interacted with was incredibly polite, helpful and knowledgeable. I especially appreciated the hotel staff who were there early in the morning to set up breakfast (5:30am to 9:30am). They were incredibly polite and attentive, constantly refreshing the buffet, cleaning tables and greeting guests. The breakfast buffet appeared very modest at first glance, but they had quite a variety of foods - rice, miso soup, curry sauce, grilled fish, sausages, cooked eggs, sashimi, raw eggs for rice, various Japanese side dishes (hijiki, kiriboshi daikon, konnyaku, mentaiko, natto, nori, steamed broccoli, salad, etc), as well as mini plain and chocolate croissants, toast, pancakes, yogurt, sweets and a variety of sodas, juices and coffee drinks. I'm mostly vegetarian but I felt there was enough variety for me to eat there each morning. Also, as part of their daily ”Welcome Se