"There are places like Gotembakan that are cheaper but are worse than a motel 6.
Hotel Route Inn is everything people rave about Japanese hotels. And I survived the earthquake there from the 14th floor."
"There are places like Gotembakan that are cheaper but are worse than a motel 6.
Hotel Route Inn is everything people rave about Japanese hotels. And I survived the earthquake there from the 14th floor."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great room for a one night stay! We had an early flight and decided to stay here the night before in order to get to the airport easily in the morning. The room is very small by Western standards, but was still very clean. It is a great value if you just need a bed for the night, but would not recommend if you want to lounge in a hotel room all day. The hotel is very conveniently located to the train station and I was surprised how quiet the hallways were. I will stay here again! Everything was...
Great room for a one night stay! We had an early flight and decided to stay here the night before in order to get to the airport easily in the morning. The room is very small by Western standards, but was still very clean. It is a great value if you just need a bed for the night, but would not recommend if you want to lounge in a hotel room all day. The hotel is very conveniently located to the train station and I was surprised how quiet the hallways were. I will stay here again! Everything was...
Lauren
Reviewed February 18, 2018Reviewed February 18, 2018
There are places like Gotembakan that are cheaper but are worse than a motel 6.
Hotel Route Inn is everything people rave about Japanese hotels. And I survived the earthquake there from the 14th floor.
There are places like Gotembakan that are cheaper but are worse than a motel 6.
Hotel Route Inn is everything people rave about Japanese hotels. And I survived the earthquake there from the 14th floor.
APA Hotel located Yachiyo-midorigaoka is an excellent hotel. Conveniently located between Narita International Airport and Tokyo, Japan. The hotel is in a small suburbia city with very light vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Directly across from the hotel is a five story shopping mall, which contains a variety of stores as well as restaurants, and a grocery store. Venturing to the left from the front door you will come to an intersection from which you can see off to the right a bowling alley and...
APA Hotel located Yachiyo-midorigaoka is an excellent hotel. Conveniently located between Narita International Airport and Tokyo, Japan. The hotel is in a small suburbia city with very light vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Directly across from the hotel is a five story shopping mall, which contains a variety of stores as well as restaurants, and a grocery store. Venturing to the left from the front door you will come to an intersection from which you can see off to the right a bowling alley and...
The building, decor, and room was beautiful, upscale, decorated. Right in the heart of Narita shopping street and right outside of Narita Park, it was the perfect location to explore the city by just walking out the entrance.
Staff were respectful, helpful, and courteous.
I reserved their dinner and wow was that a fine dining experience and true taste of local, traditional cuisine.
I will be staying at this establishment every chance I get!
The building, decor, and room was beautiful, upscale, decorated. Right in the heart of Narita shopping street and right outside of Narita Park, it was the perfect location to explore the city by just walking out the entrance.
Staff were respectful, helpful, and courteous.
I reserved their dinner and wow was that a fine dining experience and true taste of local, traditional cuisine.
I will be staying at this establishment every chance I get!
Ryan
Reviewed February 6, 2023Reviewed February 6, 2023
The hotel was clean and the room was spacious. I traveled with a family of four, and the quality and high tech feature of the room met all of our needs. There are sensored lights, toilet seats that open and closes automatically and self flush, separated doors between the room space, etc. I travel a lot and this was by far my favorite hotel due to its quality and walking access to the train statoon, restaurants/bars, entertainment, shops/grocery store. We will be staying here again if going to...
The hotel was clean and the room was spacious. I traveled with a family of four, and the quality and high tech feature of the room met all of our needs. There are sensored lights, toilet seats that open and closes automatically and self flush, separated doors between the room space, etc. I travel a lot and this was by far my favorite hotel due to its quality and walking access to the train statoon, restaurants/bars, entertainment, shops/grocery store. We will be staying here again if going to...
MINH
Reviewed October 24, 2026Reviewed October 24, 2026
I really liked my stay here.
The staff was great. My room was clean.
Definitely worth paying the extra for the breakfast option… it was great, with lots of food options. The dining area was clean and well organized and the staff did a really good job at replenishing food before it ran out. I thought it was cool that they offer the free welcome cocktails and rice and tea daily.
I was not able to enjoy the free Onsen access because of all my tattoos, but it did seem quite popular with other...
I really liked my stay here.
The staff was great. My room was clean.
Definitely worth paying the extra for the breakfast option… it was great, with lots of food options. The dining area was clean and well organized and the staff did a really good job at replenishing food before it ran out. I thought it was cool that they offer the free welcome cocktails and rice and tea daily.
I was not able to enjoy the free Onsen access because of all my tattoos, but it did seem quite popular with other...
Marley
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
Very nice hotel. Restaurant Origine was exceptional. Property conveniently located to public transport and shopping and restaurants. Limited English spoken by most hotel staff.
Very nice hotel. Restaurant Origine was exceptional. Property conveniently located to public transport and shopping and restaurants. Limited English spoken by most hotel staff.
The stay and hotel staff were great and very helpful, only issue I had was the airport shuttle never showed up so I had to taxi to the airport. Only complaint I have really.
The stay and hotel staff were great and very helpful, only issue I had was the airport shuttle never showed up so I had to taxi to the airport. Only complaint I have really.
Henry
Reviewed November 6, 2026Reviewed November 6, 2026
Koen Station is located in a welcoming area of Sakura known for its picturesque gardens and array of dining options. You'll find 21 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
Where is the best place to stay near Koen Station?
How many hotels can I expect to find close to Koen Station?
Expedia has 21 hotels and other accommodations a few miles from Koen Station.
What can I see and do near Koen Station?
You'll want to browse the exhibits at National Museum of Japanese History and Yachiyo Folk History Museum. Sakura Castle Park, Usuishiro Castle, and The Hotta House are notable landmarks to explore if you're in the area. Spend some time exploring the natural beauty of Inbanuma Park, Sakura Furusato Square, and Keisei Rose Garden.