Search Palaces in Narashino

"A little confusing where to check in the first day as each tower has its own recetion desk. Good location and lots of places to eat in the complex. Feels like a resort set up. Train station across the road. We were in the main tower, room was older but very clean but no ventilation fan so heated up significantly when anyone showered and A/C does not work well, had the ac set to high and temperature set to the lowest possible over night and the room was still at 24 degrees celcius in the morning. Staff are very friendly and helpful. "

"Rooms are small but clean. Convenient location when. Staying in Japan. Direct drop off for Airport limo bus too. 👍"

"Good place to stay, airport shuttle is very easy to go around disneysea. Is far away from Tokyo and other cities but there are shopping malls around the hotel. We were able to check in and out from Disneysea and come back to the hotel for a quick rest."

"Very convenient location. It was tricky to find initially as the entrance is tucked in the corner behind the check in counters on the departure level (3F) in terminal 3. There are plenty of restaurants and shops in the terminal. For travellers arriving from train, the terminal 3 stop is before terminal 1/2. Free shuttle bus between terminals or you can pay for a quicker ride on the train or monorail (easy access from 3F). I booked a superior room with 2 beds, like so many hotels in Japan it is small. Nice bathroom with separate space for bath. "

"Rooms were clean and convenient. Theme rooms were very cool and came with novelty items. No dedicated storage space in the rooms we were in."

"Very clean and nice rooms! The girls loved the Japanese bath house! "

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"The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful although the hotel is on the older side of things and he rooms aren’t very updated"

"Not a great location as very noisy, dirty and didn't feel that safe. Red light area of Shinjuku. Only stayed due to running the marathon, but next time would stay at the Hotel Gracery Asakusa for the whole trip. "