Maple Inn Makuhari

I used this hotel for an event at Makuhari Messe. The room was clean. Since it was only a one-night stay, I didn't experience any inconvenience at all. There were restaurants nearby, but not a huge number. It was good that there was a convenience store close by.

It was good for a basic overnight stay! However, there were times when the noise was a bit bothersome. Other than that, I think it's very good.

It's close to the station, the location is great, and the breakfast was delicious!

The front desk staff were polite and helpful.

The rooms are rather small. Breakfast is different every day; you'll be served breakfast as soon as you're seated in the restaurant. Transportation is convenient; there are subway and bus stops nearby.

It's conveniently located near the station and convenience stores. For someone like me, who's over 60, the Showa-era atmosphere of the building and rooms makes me feel very comfortable staying there. Overall, it's also very clean.

The hotel is old, but well maintained. Came to the Messe to attend the exhibition. The hotel is close to the Messe Hongo Station, and you need to take a bus to the Kaihin Makuhari Station. Breakfast needs to be paid extra, and generally speaking, the breakfasts for both days are quite rich. You can ask for bath salts for bathing at the front desk. There is a fried pork cutlet curry shop outside the station that tastes good and is large in quantity. There is nothing good to eat in the two convenience stores near the hotel.