Hotels near Narita Tourist Pavilion

"Well kept hotel. Has all the ammenities. Convenience store on second floor. Worked fine for us as a base to sleep at during our 11 days in Tokyo. Very close to Ryogoku Station. Quiet area with food options around. I really can't say anything bad about the place. The bathrooms are a bit small in the room, but I'm a larger guy and understand. People complain about the elevators, which is fair, but they need to realize they aren't the only people staying there and it's a busy hotel. They have "busy periods" which you should plan ahead and not need to use during those times. Again, overall satisfied with our stay. Thank you!"

"Loved my stay will definitely come again , everything was lovely including the breakfast . 10/10 "

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"Staff is courteous and very helpful! Room cleaned very well and always on top of restocking amenities! Would stay here again when I come back for another trip to Tokyo"

"Nice niche place to stay near Narita Airport."

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"The rooms were spotless clean and the front desk staff are extremely helpful and professional. The pick-up and drop off service was also excellent and on time. Well done Toyoko Inn Narita team! "

"We absolutely loved or stay at the Oriental Hotel Tokyo. We cannot rate this hotel higher if you want to be close to disneyland. We also found Tokyo city itself very accessible, with around a 30 minute train trip friending on where you want to visit. The location is close to a shopping centre, with 2 for courts and another centre that has food underneath. There is a large supermarket close by with excellent take away options for sushi, salad, bakery, pasta, etc. The hotel has a microwave room on the lower lobby level where the bridal boutique and bus stop is (opposite the exit). The food in the supermarket is about better than Lawson if you can be bothered with with walk, which is only 5 minutes. The food options in the fit courts include isakaya, soba and udon, italian, spanish and many Japanese options. All were very good. We stayed in the Oriental Superior Triple room and paid extra at check in to make up the couch (sofa) in the room. The beds were very comfortable. Some reviewers found them hard, however we all slept well as a daily of four. The bedding configuration is 2 x double (twin), 1 single and 1 couch. This means if you have the couch made up, there is no seating area except the bed. There is a small table and 1 buffet stool. The rooms have a big television (all Japanese stations), however you can connect to Netflix, YouTube, etc. The bathroom was spotless, with a shower room and bath, separate vanity area and toilet. "