Very nice hotel about 15 minutes away from the airport. Excellant customer service. Stay comes with free breakfast buffet featuring both Western and Japanese food. Across the highway from the hotel is a small Japanese temple, the Oyama Shrine. It's a 10 minute walk from the hotel, using a highway overpass.
The hotel Lobby is quite nice but guest room is like “nah....”. Well, you pay what you get, that is really true.
The staff was extraordinary and the shuttle service to the airport, train and shopping mall was so convenient. The hotel was quiet and therefore peaceful.
While much of the staff only spoke a little English, they made everything quite easy, from arraigning airport check in to meals to airport drop off. I travelled with a couple who frequented Marita and this is their favorite hotel here for that
The property is listed as pet friendly. When I arrived with the pet I had, they told me they do not accept pets. I was in shock, I felt trapped because I had no way of knowing where the nearest pet friendly hotel was. The staff looked into their policy, they allowed me to stay if I left a $50 deposit. which I gladly did. At checkout, they immediately went us stairs to my room to check the condition of the room and they gave me back the $50 deposit. I thanked them for their cooperation and I left happy.
staff was friendly. The breakfast selection was great! The shuttle ride to and from the airport wss enjoyable and on time.
Japan is my favorite place to visit. Everything is modern, clean, and the people are very nice. Westerners should know that it is not polite to eat in public places, or to blow your nose in public. Hotel rooms are smaller in Japan as compared to American or European hotels. I suggest not trying to get the cheapest price because you will end up in a room that you can hardly move in. Gateway Hotel has more generous size rooms than typical Japanese hotels. If you are visiting Japan for the first time, you may also consider staying at a hotel with hot springs. It may be a little difficult to get used to public bathing, but it is just normal in Japan. If you have a rail pass, it's great to get around but you have to be careful not to spend all your time traveling. I highly recommend traveling to Japan to anybody who has not done so before.
Narita Gateway Hotel places you within 2 miles (3 km) of Sakuranoyama Park and Sakura-no-Yama Hill. This 307-room, 3-star hotel has conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a free airport shuttle, and a gym.
Enjoy a bite to eat at Senses, the hotel's onsite restaurant. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
All 307 soundproofed rooms feature refrigerators, safes, and phones. 20-inch TVs come with cable channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, bidets, and slippers. In-room massages are available, and rooms also include desks.
Narita Gateway Hotel features a gym, free WiFi in public areas, and conference space. If you drive, self parking is JPY 300 per day, or you can take advantage of the free airport shuttle (available on request). The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with concierge services, securing valuables, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a business center, laundry facilities, and a gift shop.
Very nice hotel about 15 minutes away from the airport. Excellant customer service. Stay comes with free breakfast buffet featuring both Western and Japanese food. Across the highway from the hotel is a small Japanese temple, the Oyama Shrine. It's a 10 minute walk from the hotel, using a highway overpass.
The hotel Lobby is quite nice but guest room is like “nah....”. Well, you pay what you get, that is really true.
The staff was extraordinary and the shuttle service to the airport, train and shopping mall was so convenient. The hotel was quiet and therefore peaceful.
While much of the staff only spoke a little English, they made everything quite easy, from arraigning airport check in to meals to airport drop off. I travelled with a couple who frequented Marita and this is their favorite hotel here for that
The property is listed as pet friendly. When I arrived with the pet I had, they told me they do not accept pets. I was in shock, I felt trapped because I had no way of knowing where the nearest pet friendly hotel was. The staff looked into their policy, they allowed me to stay if I left a $50 deposit. which I gladly did. At checkout, they immediately went us stairs to my room to check the condition of the room and they gave me back the $50 deposit. I thanked them for their cooperation and I left happy.
staff was friendly. The breakfast selection was great! The shuttle ride to and from the airport wss enjoyable and on time.
Japan is my favorite place to visit. Everything is modern, clean, and the people are very nice. Westerners should know that it is not polite to eat in public places, or to blow your nose in public. Hotel rooms are smaller in Japan as compared to American or European hotels. I suggest not trying to get the cheapest price because you will end up in a room that you can hardly move in. Gateway Hotel has more generous size rooms than typical Japanese hotels. If you are visiting Japan for the first time, you may also consider staying at a hotel with hot springs. It may be a little difficult to get used to public bathing, but it is just normal in Japan. If you have a rail pass, it's great to get around but you have to be careful not to spend all your time traveling. I highly recommend traveling to Japan to anybody who has not done so before.
