Hotels in Funabashi

"I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights and it was perfect. Check in went good even with my limited Japanese and their English we made it work. The room is very nice and enough space. Bathroom as well there is a small tub and the shower is awesome with wonderful pressure. Bed is hard at first, but after a few minutes you don't want to get out again. Everything you need is there from towels, kettle, fridge, shampoo and all. They do an eco clean for short stays and a big clean if you stay longer (which is really good). I had breakfast included which you get tickets for and is in the restaurant which is connected to the hotel, very handy. You have 4 options and I found it was very tasty and filling. There are 2 big trainstations not even 10 min walk which will take you everywhere so that's good. Get yourself a Pasmo card and off you go. I would really recommend this hotel as I enjoyed my stay for sure and it had everything you could ask for."

"This is not the first time I am staying at this hotel. Very near to the train station. Lots of shopping area around. Front receptionist can speak and communicate English. Room is spacious enough for 1 pax. If you do not want to be at the downtown Tokyo, this is a good option. Keisei train can go directly to Narita though it is not a direct and fast train. Breakfast served at a small restaurant at level 2 next to Starbucks. Set meal (4 varieties to be chosen from) and some other food at the table can be taken too."

"Very satisfied, the room is very spacious, with a sofa table, the bathroom can take a bath, the water volume is large and the bath is comfortable, the overall cleanliness is tidy, the check-in is fast, and you can watch TV. Very satisfied. Book a hotel on Ctrip, online payment is also very convenient, very suitable for Chinese people"

"To catch a show, I chose a hotel closest to the Lala Arena. The overall décor was quite cozy. The receptionist who greeted me was an elderly lady who spoke slowly but patiently. If you had checked in before check-in, she would bring your luggage directly to your room. The room interior was traditionally small and Japanese-style, but a 26-inch suitcase could be fully expanded, so the room didn't feel too small. It's important to note that after checking in, you need to return your key to the front desk whenever you leave. The front desk is apparently staffed 24 hours a day, as I saw an elderly gentleman there late at night. I took a 30-second video of the room upon check-in and edited it for your reference. Although I only stayed for one night, I had a very good impression of the place."

"This is a rare new hotel in the Funabashi area, where there are few hotels. From the atmosphere I imagined it would be more like a city hotel, but the inside is a business hotel. The location is excellent, but the cheap construction is immediately obvious. Due to the time of year, there are many foreign tourists and it is noisy. This time of year, the neighbors next door and on the floor above seemed to be foreigners, and their footsteps and conversations could be heard until late at night, which led to a lack of sleep. Also, the windows are not soundproof, so outside noise can also get in."

"I had low hopes for a youth hostel, but because I had a late flight and couldn't check in at my hotel near Sensoji Temple, I chose this one on the spur of the moment. It's a five-minute walk from the subway station, with a 7-Eleven and Family Mart downstairs. There are also plenty of restaurants just down the street. The staff were the most helpful I've had during my trip to Japan, and they even let me store my luggage after check-out. Check-in is on the 7th floor, and the women's floor is on the 9th. You're given a chip-enabled wristband to access, which is very secure. Each person has a locker for luggage, and there's a shower, sink, and makeup table. Complimentary coffee is provided. The room was incredibly quiet; I couldn't hear anyone snoring. The bed was perfectly firm, and the temperature and ventilation were perfect. There was no odor at all, except for a bit of dust on the ventilator. Overall, I'd definitely stay here again next time I fly to Narita!"

"10 mins walk to JR Train Lines Room is spacious enough Toilet is very clean Got Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Soap Got toilet paper but is recommended to reduce wastage Hairdryer, Kettle, Table light, Mini Fridge is available Wifi is available Staff will leave clean towels at your room door everyday so you dont have to worry about using the same ones for the week if youre a solo backpacker, this would be good as it is quiet place. Opposite the hotel has a 7-11. One or two blocks down around the area you get Lawson. There is a coin laundry nearby the area If you want to ride a bicycle, you can use your HELLO CYCLING app and rent one behind 7-11."

"Very close to the metro station. Very nice and clean. Very friendly and helpful host. I would book again!"

"i just stayed there for one night while waiting for my next accommodation. but it was a good space for what you get for a capsule hotel. had all the amenities you would need. the lockers aren't to big so depending on the size of your suitcase it can fit but if its a large suitcase most likely not."

"Very good"