Narita U-City Hotel

“Good.”

Perfect hotel for the beginning of your Japan holiday. About 15 minutes from airport, perfect place to stay and sleep off your jetleg. A bit outdated but it had everything we could need, clean and a friendly staff. Close to other places in the city.

“Good Value”

We booked into this hotel as our usual one was not taking bookings at the time we were organizing our trip to Japan. We stayed at U City Hotel for 2 nights at the beginning of our holiday and 2 at the end. Our decision to stay there turned out to be the correct one. Although a little dated it was c… more

We booked into this hotel as our usual one was not taking bookings at the time we were organizing our trip to Japan. We stayed at U City Hotel for 2 nights at the beginning of our holiday and 2 at the end. Our decision to stay there turned out to be the correct one. Although a little dated it was clean and by Japanese standards the bed and pillows were very comfortable. The rooms are a little small but they were big enough and they were functional. The location was terrific being only a few minutes walk from the Railway Station and the main town area where there are plenty of places to eat and shop. The bus to the AEON Shopping Mall is also only a few minutes walk. The staff were helpful and pleasant. We will be happy to stay there again when we return next year.

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“Pleasant and convinient. ”

walking distance to attractions yet near Narita train station. breakfast is reasonable. There is kettle, robes, clean towels and bath tub. be mindful that negative reviews are blocked by Agoda - kitakobushi Shari.

“We had a good time there and will definitely book this hotel again. Good for overnight transfer.”

Hotel/Premises: The hotel is not newly renovated (reminded me of 80s or early 90s). It is a multistorey building with multiple rooms on each floor. Check-in and check-out was fast and the reception was friendly. Room: The room was of outdated style but clean. It is pretty tiny, but was OK for 2 ad… more

Hotel/Premises: The hotel is not newly renovated (reminded me of 80s or early 90s). It is a multistorey building with multiple rooms on each floor. Check-in and check-out was fast and the reception was friendly. Room: The room was of outdated style but clean. It is pretty tiny, but was OK for 2 adults with a suitcase. The room didn’t have microwave or mini fridge but had an electric kettle with free tea. Wi-Fi was good. Had USB plugs. Bathroom: Outdated as well, but clean. It has one of those Japanese-style toilets (with self-washing properties). Also came with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, free tooth brush and hair brush. Location/Public Transportation: Hotel is located right next to Narita railway station (100m). So, if you are not taking advantage of the free shuttle bus to Narita, you can take the train (one stop). The shuttle bus take you to and from Narita. The shuttle bus stops at bus stop 16 by the south wing of arrivals. Very easy to find. Upon exiting to arrivals hall you can find informations machine and look up the location. The shuttle bus drivers have offer great customer service. Sevel-Eleven is located down the street (80 meters) and there are other dining places around.

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“Free car parking with good adjacent options”

Picked this place for basic accommodation near Narita airport, at the end of a road trip before our flight out the next day. One perk was that it offered free parking on the booking website. So parking in the hotel car park requires you to take the parking ticket when entering the car park, and it … more

Picked this place for basic accommodation near Narita airport, at the end of a road trip before our flight out the next day. One perk was that it offered free parking on the booking website. So parking in the hotel car park requires you to take the parking ticket when entering the car park, and it needs to be validated by the hotel reception to allow free exit. The only thing is that after checking in and going to AEON mall for shopping and dinner, the hotel car park was full when we returned, and a cover came down over the button to push for the ticket. However, there were 2 adjacent NaviPark public car parks on both sides of the hotel, which allowed paid parking for 700 yen for a 24 hour period. Very reasonable considering some of the other parking sites elsewhere. The room itself was small, even more so as we had a triple room, so the extra bed was placed near the window, which left no space for the 2 armchairs and coffee table. There was a breakfast option but we didn't take it, the hotel being right next to the train station and the Omotesando street on the opposite side of the station.

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