Hotels Near Sky Park in Chiba

It's very good. There are many shuttle buses. The breakfast changes every day and is thoughtful. The facilities are complete, hygienic and clean, the living environment is quiet and comfortable, the service is also very good, and there is a parking lot 🅿️.

No flexibility of check in. But because hubby not feeling good, we pay ¥4000 when check in early at 11am. Location is convenient. Sheltered from train station to hotel Housekeeping did not wash our dirty cups. Only give us 1 big towel and 1 bath towel. I shared the towels with my husband. We have 2 people in room. Why only 1 towel. Front desk is kind enough to pass me the fever pad. Told them my hubby got fever and headache. She pass the fever pad. Thank you to front desk

Reserved a 3-night stay at this hotel, conveniently situated within a 5-minute walk from Chiba station. Enjoyed the complimentary welcome drink available from 2 pm to 11 pm. It would have been improved if they provided hot coffee for guests in the morning. A notable highlight is the onsen on level 3, offering a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring. Special commendation to Ms. 李, who facilitated our check-in. Upon overhearing our Mandarin conversation, she promptly switched to Mandarin, enhancing our understanding and overall experience. A thoughtful touch that stood out during our stay.

I stayed from March 6th to 10th, 2024. ・About customer service and customer service of employees Customer service: They were very kind, which was nice. Service: There was a large plate near the ice machine which was helpful. ・About breakfast (additional charge) Since the venue was on the top floor, it was a buffet style where everyone could eat on their own. The number of staff members varied greatly depending on the time of day and day. Due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, I understand that gloves are still required. I immediately understood why this was not explained to people on tours overseas. I thought it was strange that even though it was written in Japanese, it was not written for people overseas. Also, even though the staff at this hotel were from overseas, they didn't respond in this way. It seemed questionable. ・Enter from 7:30 on the 7th: 1 staff member *As there were only older staff members, customers had to call out to them and replenish the dishes that were placed. ・Enter from 7:30 on the 8th: Staff: 2 people *On the 7th and 8th, I had the impression that there were few staff members even though there were many overseas sightseeing tourists. ・Enter from 8:00 on the 9th: 2 staff members ・Enter from 6:40 on the 10th: 4 staff members If possible, I would like to add a breakfast buffet to those traveling abroad. At the very least, I would like them to add a notice to the breakfast venue that says, ``Today, overseas tourists on tour will also be using this service.'' I was traveling alone, so I didn't really care. For honeymooners, this doesn't make them feel very good about their trip. I would also like to have employees who can speak the languages ​​of people traveling overseas. It depends on the country, but only Japanese people have the custom of cleaning up the dishes they have eaten. During the three days I used it, only Japanese people were cleaning up the dishes. If you have a breakfast buffet, at least explain this to people on overseas tours. I would like to have staff who understand the language available to help. ・About each equipment Humidifier: The old type makes noise when used, so it is best not to use it when going to bed. Open-air baths: Separated for men and women, and security was controlled by passwords. I went in with confidence. WiFi: Connected immediately. Smartphone: 1, Switch: 2 *There was no outlet near the bed, so I went to Donki near Zuku Hotel to buy an extension cord. *It was inconvenient because there were few outlets for outlets. ・About the shuttle bus The shuttle bus timetable was not updated online, so I did not use it. ・About the vicinity of the hotel Next to the hotel: Daiso, Matsukiyo, Donki Opposite: Hotto Motto, Seven, Drugstore *Please be careful about the business hours of Daiso, Matsukiyo, and Hotto Motto.

Because my husband was old, I used the universal room (barrier free room). The room was compact and there was no extra thing, so I was saved by the master who was easy to fall. I had early dementia, but I was able to go without hesitation in the toilet. The bath was also easy to use with a handrail. It is also great to have a large refill bottle, such as shampoo and body soap, which is environmentally friendly. I was only worried that there was mold inside the toilet, but it is good to be improved next time I asked. About breakfast. Because it was a corona time, there was no buffet and I could bring a breakfast box instead. I didn't expect it (suimasen), but it was very delicious. The soup was especially delicious. I sometimes visit Chiba, so I would like to thank you again at that time. Thank you.

I booked a hotel when I went to Makuhari Seaside for an exhibition. The transportation is very convenient. Chiba Chuo Station is across the road from the hotel, and it is also very quick to transfer to other places. The hotel room is clean and tidy. I booked a deluxe double room, which is smoking-friendly and located on the third floor. The area is moderate, so it's suitable for one person to stay in anyway. There is also a massage chair in the room. The hotel staff are enthusiastic and patient, check-in is efficient, and communication is smooth.

It is located a few minutes walk from the east exit of Soga station, and there are convenience stores, Bento shops, fast food shops and taverns around it. Amenities such as manned correspondence and toothbrush and brush shaving are chosen from the side of the front with the enforcement of the law. The elevator is a type of room card to touch the sensor and press the floor button. The room is generally large and the desk is large, which is helpful for PC work. It is not a double room style with a door like other Dormy Inns, but a studio style, and the bathroom in the room also has a toilet, washroom, and bath. Unit bus style. The large bath on the second floor is compact type compared to other Dome Inns. There are six lockers for clothes, three washing places in the bathroom, two indoor baths, three sauna rooms and a water bath, but there is no open-air bath. Like Dormy Inn, there are free coffee, ice cream, lactic acid beverages and night soba noodles. Breakfast is a Dormy Inn standard Japanese-Western buffet at the restaurant on the 2nd floor, and bonito rice as a local dish. I think it's probably a dome inn without a house ... I was able to spend comfortably.

I stayed in a room with an irregular 2-stage bed at my family stay. The bed above is a little wider than the bench, but it was sleeping properly with adults and infants, and the large bed below seemed to be sleeping firmly with adults and children. There is a breakfast venue next to the front desk on the 1 floor, but the group of business trips (uncles) were gathering and talking. It was a home atmosphere. There was seven eleven right next to it, shopping was convenient, the station was close, and it was a very convenient place.

Use it for GW in family. Dinner (tavern) seems to be eaten at the restaurant until late at night. Facilities It is clean in a new building. There is free coffee, paid laundry, ice making machine, and hot spring at the front desk. The hot spring was available from ５ hours, so it is also used in the morning. Rooms There are chairs, tables and standlights, and they are well equipped to work and study. The size is perfect. Dining Because it is a menu of business hotels, there are several types of Japanese food, Western food, and (no fruit) i think the front desk was good. It was a comfortable hotel that I wanted to stay again. Especially the public bath was a hot spring, so it was the best! It was used for the consecutive holiday, but there was no appearance that the front desk and the meal were abnormally crowded.

We stayed for 3 nights from 3/6 in Chiba Toku Campaign. 30% cheaper for accommodation and 4000 yen a day with a meal ticket, and 12000 points for 3 days are very satisfying for meals, convenience stores, and souvenirs. I was sent to Goi Station by hotel shuttle bus. The hotel is large and there is no problem with toilets and bathrooms. There is also a convenience store and a family restaurant nearby. There is a Japanese sweets shop Dutch shop next door, where I bought souvenirs. I would like to use it again when I have a business trip to Chiba.