ART HOTEL Narita

so far so good, however, we were in the old building. it was okay to stay 1 night. location was good , esp with a convenience store in the lobby area.

This is the fifth hotel I've stayed in Tokyo. It's larger than the hotels in the urban area and is the most luxurious one I've stayed in at the same price range in Tokyo. It has a TV in the bathtub and yukata (Japanese bathrobes), but the overall decoration is a bit outdated. The hotel has sufficient facilities, including a hot spring and a gym. However, the transportation is not very convenient. It feels like everywhere is far away. Although the hotel has a shuttle bus, it only runs at specific times. According to the map, there are other buses I can choose from, around 30 mins per one. I arrived quite late and it cost me 3000 Japanese yen to take a taxi. So, the next day, I booked a hotel in the urban area of Narita. Since the Tokyo subway is very convenient, I'd rather stay in a smaller hotel.

no complimentary water bottles, moldy bathrooms and stained carpet and upholstery furniture… hair on bed… however, the staff is very polite and try their best to assist. far from city center… more appropriate for people who have an early fight to catch!

We booked at the Art Hotel because of the good ratings… The garden section, although a little rundown, was overall good!

Perfect stay close to Narita Airport and free shuttle from/to airport and Narita station.

Hotel was old and dated. We paid 2,000 yen to upgrade to the newer rooms on the higher floors (level 6 onwards). The rooms were still old and the aircon was not cold. Amenities wise, we had all the basic toiletries and toothbrushes and shavers, but no water was given. Service was ok, really appreciated the shuttle bus to the train station, Aeon Mall and airport. Good value stay (higher floors) if you are not fussy and have an early flight to catch to Narita.