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HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Narita

#Recommended accommodation Recommended accommodation near Narita Airport with free shuttle service!!! HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Narita is a large hotel that is not old yet. The room size is very large and very comfortable. The room is good, the bed is good, and it is very comfortable to sleep in. From the picture, I went to stay with my boyfriend. I think it is worth the price. It is not expensive at all. In the area around the hotel, there is a large garden where you can walk, relax, or take pictures. There is a swimming pool, gym, and massage service point. For anyone who plans to come to Japan this time, you can choose the accommodation that Pui recommends as another option. #trip
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Posted: Oct 11, 2023
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