Hotels near Narita Keisei-Sakura Station, Sakura

"Good location close to Narita. Smaller room and maybe slightly older but well maintained. Close to train station and convenience store as well as many restaurants around the location."

"Clean room, delicious breakfast, kind staff"

"Convenient location "

"Good location close to dining and the train station"

"Highly recommend this hotel"

"My stay was nine days. It was a pleasant stay and the staff was helpful and friendly."

"I made the mistake of thinking that this hotel was real close to Narita Airport. I was wrong. But actually in a good way. I got to see what normal tourists do not. I aslo got the opportunity to figure out how to navigate the Tokyo train system somewhat. This hotel is about 40 minutes by car, and around 20 min by Train. Its 720 yen each way from Narita Airport. The hotel has 14 floors, looks like a perfect big square box with windows. It takes just a few minutes to walk from the train ststion To the hotel. The rooms are small but very well maintained and it really dosent feel small. Make sure to getva non smoking floor. Now the only negative is no one speaks a lick of English, so bring xour Google translate. Except a front desk girl named Kondo. She surprisingly spoke great English and really the only one there that did. She was amazing. And gracious throughout my stay. Without her it wouldn't been as easy for me. The buffet breakfast is absolutely amazing in my opinion. 6:30am to 9AM only. But worth waking up early for. There is a great Sushi restaurant right around the corner. A Mimi mart back at the station. And a beautiful park with Tenis and other activities. A perfect stay for those who like the unknown and off the beaten path experience."

"Nice staff, nice location for transit and shopping etc"

"It’s a little far from the train station (to walk with luggage could be hard) but once you get there everything is good, the room is clean, the staff very friendly and they provide disposable sandals, toothbrush, hairbrush etc etc . We loved the place "