Toyoko INN Chiba Makuhari

There are only convenience stores and no restaurants around. There is a shuttle bus to Inage Kaigan Station.

Originally, I had planned to stay at another Toyoko Inn. Due to a sudden change request from the hotel, I had no choice but to stay here. I went there by car, so it didn't bother me, but it's quite far from the nearest station and difficult to get there on foot. On the other hand, there are buses that connect the station and the hotel quite frequently, so I didn't have to worry about it that much. The parking lot fee is 500 yen, which is a reasonable price, probably because it is far from the station. It's a bit far from town, so it's difficult to get dinner, but there's a convenience store next door, so I think it'll be fine. I didn't have high expectations for the breakfast at another Toyoko Inn, as it was just rice balls and small side dishes, and it was pretty bad, so it was a surprise that the free breakfast was surprisingly good. If I have something to do at Makuhari Messe, I would definitely use it again.

Well, it's called Chiba Makuhari on purpose, but Inage Kaigan Station is the closest station. Moreover, even if you go to dinner by bus, you won't be able to take the wagon from the station to the hotel, and there are some difficulties due to the location.However, if you drive, you can park in and out of the parking lot, and it's a good hotel.

10.5I finished work late around 2pm and stayed the night.Thank you for your kind response from the front desk. ^^

Stayed for 2 nights to go to TDL. Recommended hotel, no problem if you have a car. I was very satisfied because it was cheap, clean, and just a place to sleep. I was able to stretch my legs and take a relaxing bath (female). Thank you for the free breakfast🙏　🚘🅿️It was a reasonable price. Thank you...I will use you again.

far from the stationFree shuttle bus 🚌 availableFamily Mart is next door

Since it was far from the station, there was a shuttle bus service.The front desk clerk is the same everywhere, but it can be hit or miss.I felt that the loss rate was relatively low.What impresses me is the chubby woman with glasses.I can't remember what we talked about because it's been a while, but it was a high-pressure response.The price range for accommodation is also not in the high category, so I understand that you feel like you are not paying that much, but I am not saying that paid items should be free of charge, so I hope they will respond as normal. Ta.Although they advertise that breakfast is free, there are many places where the menu is almost the same as that of nursing homes.The only things I make from scratch are rice cooked in a gas cooker or something, and miso soup.Also, the taste of the miso soup was so weak that it left a lasting impression on me, but was it intentionally diluted? ?Since it was a free service, I guess they had to dilute it to ensure the number of cups so they wouldn't have to waste money. ?As for the taste, the majority are ready-made, so some people may need to customize it with soy sauce, etc.The room seemed to be relatively new after completion, so I thought it was pretty clean.There is a coin parking lot next to it, but it gets full depending on the time of day, so we recommend checking in early.

It's a very nice and reasonably priced hotel. Free shuttle service to Inagekaigan Station is also convenient.