Ist always a challange to come from Tokyo to Narita Terminal 1 because of the distance. Even the public Transport System offers dozens of perfect Connections it costs time and the Metro is always crowded. My tip: Go 1 day before you fly home to Narita City already. The Train also stops at Narita City where you can get of... More 

We stayed in this hotel for a night in July 2016. We chose the location because of the closeness to the Narita airport. Unfortunately we were very disappointed. The hotel is simple run down and a little bit dirty. There is specific smell not pleasant when you come to the lobby. The room on the second floor with a view... More 

We got a very nice room on the 2nd floor, with a great view of a temple - a temple's gate was literally across the street. The room was equipped with everything you would expect in a ryokan - tea, futons, sliding paper doors, yukatas, etc. Very nice public bath - there are two (men, women), and these are equipped... More 

We stay there just only 2 day, but with full enjoyment. We love the location with nice and lively street right outside of the Ryokan. And the big history temple right in front of the hotel door. We get the room on 4 floor with the window at temple that we enjoy with the views. The hotel was nine, clean,... More 

A fantastic way to spend a night on the way in or out of Narita Airport. Very welcoming Staff, excellent Dinner and Breakfast, lovely location and the nicest way to experience Japanese hospitality. 5 minutes by Taxicab from the Train station.

We traveled for two months but before we set out to our adventure we realized that when we return home we had a 20hr layover in Japan so automatically imagined that the airline would check our bags in all the way back home. Because of the long layover we decided to instead of sitting around the airport we would venture... More 

We stayed here for 2 nights on our way to a ski trip in Nagano. There's no shuttle bus and arriving at 6 pm at narita with lots of luggage we caught a taxi there which was 3000yen. If u come during the day walking from the train station will take 10 minutes. The inn is opposite the big temple... More 

We stayed here only for 1 night to catch our flight home the next day. It's closer to the airport, we didn't expect anything special, just want to be close to the airport. But wow we're surprised, the place is beautiful, also the biggest room we stayed in compare to all other places we stayed during our 1 month Japan... More 

The real appeal is the huge shrine complex so make sure you get a room overlooking it. Make time to walk round the very very very beautiful and extensive gardens. This is a real treat. Otherwise this is a traditional inn, complete with large tatami mat rooms, public bath and full service of breakfast and dinner in the room. Staff... More