Hotels With Pools in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

Free shutter bus to & from airport is excellent but we waited for 45 minutes for the shutter, kind of disappointing when the schedule mention the shutter will come every 30 minutes. Room is clean & big, toilet is clean with complete amenities.Shower water pressure is strong!!

This was our very first family trip, and Hilton Tokyo Bay was the hotel where we stayed the longest during our time in Japan. From the moment we arrived, the hotel made us feel warm, relaxed, and truly at home. Traveling with a child who is 100% energetic 24/7 isn’t easy, but choosing this hotel was absolutely perfect. It’s just a few minutes away from Disneyland, which is such a blessing after a full day of walking and playing. Coming back to an exceptionally clean room felt like heaven. The housekeeping team truly touched our hearts. They thoughtfully prepared a towel cake and a card for my son, which made him incredibly happy after our long but fun day at Disneyland. Moments like these made our stay even more special. Check-in was seamless, and the receptionist who assisted us went the extra mile by personally looking for my son to give him his birthday card. That gesture meant so much to us. Despite traveling with plenty of luggage (1 XL, 2 L, and 2 R-sized bags), the room was still very spacious and gave my son plenty of space to play. The room was cleaned daily, the bathroom and bathtub were huge, and the view from our room was simply perfect. On our first night, we even managed to watch the Disneyland/DisneySea fireworks right from our room. Another thing we loved was having two Lawson convenience stores located just below the hotel—perfect for our midnight konbini runs after showering from an activity-filled day. There was also a table and chairs by the large window, which made it the perfect spot to enjoy our snacks while taking in the view. This stay made our first family trip truly unforgettable. 💖

The hotel is close to the Disney resort. And it is not expensive like Disney hotels. But that means you won't have the happy hour when you can enter the park 1 hour before it opens for everyone. If you forgot to buy something at the resort, the hotel has a Disney shop. There are shuttle busses that you can use to get to the train stations for free. After the resort closes, you can return to the hotel from the Maihama station. This is convenient, but you may need to wait the bus. Also there is a bus that goes straight to the airport. The room is pleasant and comfortable, the colors are warm and relaxing. There is everything you may need. The internet has a high upload speed, so the pictures and videos will upload really fast! The staff is friendly and ready to help. There are many services you can use. And there are 2 restaurants that are open late (until 22:30 or so). If you come to the hotel in the evening and you need something, you don't need to go anywhere else. There are a 24-open convenience store, ATM and even the currency exchange machine! The laundry is OK, but most unoccupied machines were available after 11 PM. If you have spare time and energy in the evening, you can visit various stores or just walk around. The hotel is spacious so you will walk a lot. It takes at least 48 seconds to reach the center of the corridor from a lift, and that is when you don't have luggage at all! I don't regret that I chose this hotel. It was comfortable to stay there.

I arrived quite late and just planned to stay here for one night before continuing my journey, but I ended up having an unexpectedly great experience. First, the hotel's shuttle bus was free and punctual, in excellent condition, and drove smoothly. The driver also helped with luggage loading and unloading, offering very thoughtful service. Second, the hotel environment was pleasant. The lobby was spacious, and there was a luggage delivery service available next to the front desk. The room itself was large, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a nice view. Although the facilities were a bit dated, it was clear that the room had been thoroughly cleaned. The only downside was that the area around the hotel was quite deserted, with no other commercial facilities nearby except for a small convenience store on the hotel's first floor. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel and would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

We stayed here after attending Summer Sonic. The staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful. While the room's cleanliness was a minor concern – I noticed some dust, a slight odor from the washbasin, and stains on the curtains – I was very satisfied with both of the bath facilities I used.

I chose JAL Hotel for an overnight stay before transferring from Narita to Tahiti the next day. I didn't have high expectations, but I was very satisfied with my stay overall. The room's design was similar to an American inn from twenty years ago, with a lower ceiling, but the room size was quite good for Japan. Besides the usual amenities, the hotel also provided pajamas, a thoughtful touch of Japanese hospitality I've only encountered in luxury brands like Conrad, which shows the hotel's dedication to quality. I would definitely consider staying here again if I come back to Narita.

This is a beautiful hotel right on the waterfront. It's also great that Kamogawa Sea World is within walking distance. When we arrived at Awa-Kamogawa Station, we were greeted by a minibus, left our luggage, and headed directly to Kamogawa Sea World to watch the killer whale show. We were greeted with seawater by the killer whales, and both my husband and I got soaked! It felt amazing! The building has moved from the former Yoshidaya to a location adjacent to Kamogawa Sea World. Before the move, it was a popular inn, but it has now been demolished and replaced by the modern Yoshidaya building. In the basement of the current building, there is a memory museum that brings back memories, and it was a nostalgic experience. There are many baths, including a large open-air bath, three bathtubs, and a sauna. Soaking in the open-air bath while looking out at the ocean and listening to the sounds of the waves was incredibly relaxing. For breakfast and dinner, a buffet of Japanese and Western dishes is served, with so many options that families with children can enjoy, it's almost impossible to finish them all. The food was also cooked right in front of us, so we enjoyed it piping hot. Kamogawa city has lost much of its former charm and feels a bit deserted, but there are still lots of surfers and it feels the same as it did in the past. The coffee shop is gone, but in its place there is a single konbi restaurant in front of the station. I chose Kamogawa Grand Hotel and it was a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.

Decent, but an older hotel with somewhat outdated facilities. However, being a member and getting a late check-out until 2 PM is very convenient. They also offer a shuttle to the airport and a free shuttle to the shopping mall. The shuttle has pick-up points at both T1 and T2, which is where most hotels stop anyway.

The room felt a bit outdated in terms of design, but it was spacious and very clean. The amenities were more than sufficient, so I didn’t feel any inconvenience. I would like to stay here again.

Pros: 1. **Location:** Right downstairs from the Monorail's Bayside Station, it's only 300 yen to Disney's entrance. Rooms facing Disney offer direct views of the fireworks from the balcony. 2. **Free Shuttle:** The hotel provides a complimentary shuttle to Maihama Station, running approximately every 20 minutes with a schedule. There's also a shuttle service to and from the Bayside monorail station. On the day we arrived, it was lightly raining when we finished up, and this 1-minute shuttle ride saved us from a 5-minute walk after getting off the monorail. 3. **Convenient Stores:** On the second floor, there are two small, basic convenience stores. While the selection is limited, it's enough to keep you from starving. The cafe on the second floor also has a good variety of bread. I highly recommend the curry bread! It's 400 yen and super delicious! I wanted to buy a couple more to take with me when checking out, but they only started selling them at 10 AM, so I missed out. 4. **Excellent Service:** As an older five-star hotel, the service is very well-appointed. 5. **Spacious Rooms:** The rooms are quite large, which is rare for this size in central Tokyo. For families with children, especially multiple children, it makes for a much more comfortable stay. Cons: **Dated:** The room's amenities are really old. While the exterior and lobby don't show their age much, stepping into the room felt like a time warp to the 90s. The yellowish desks and chairs felt older than me… that sense of age actually made me laugh.