Hotels near Ichikawa City Museum of Literature in Ichikawa

I know this area very well as I lived there for years with my Japanese wife and had to return to Japan for the sale of a property so thought it would be good to stay here for 8 days as the location was good for what we were doing. So let's be positive and get the good bits out of the way first. The location is very convenient as it is a one minute walk from Ichikawa Station and from there you can take a train directly to Narita Airport (85 minutes) or into the centre of Tokyo (30 minutes). It is not in the centre of Tokyo but Ichikawa is a busy area with everything you will need for your stay, lots of shops, banks, supermarkets, convenience stores, a short walk from temples; I certainly recommend a walk to Shimosa-Nakayama and the temple there which is not touristy at all. The chamber maids are friendly and do an excellent job of keeping the rooms of this old wreck in good condition. I didn't hang the 'Clean my room' notice on my door each day but they did it anyway and the sheets and towels (small towels) were clean, bed comfortable and bathroom very clean. I left my laptop out when I wasn't there and didn't feel uneasy about it. In each corridor is a shelf of all the toiletry items you may need, razors, toothbrushes, shampoo, conditioner etc etc. It is all free and can be taken for use in your room. There are also drink vending machines, including beer which I think is on the 8th floor. At night the hotel is very quiet, you can't hear the traffic below unless you open the windows but it is very near Route 14, a police station, a fire station and an ambulance station so you may hear sirens but not normal traffic or other guests. There is a very cheap laundry 'room' on the 8th floor with shelves of (Japanese) books for you to read while you wait for your washing. There is also meant to be free coffee on this floor but I just saw a sign saying it wasn't available that day (every day). OK, niceties over. The reception is on the 6th floor but you won't know this unless you read Japanese as the building is shared with other businesses. There are two entrances and the nearest to the station is harder to find but more convenient. You need to come out of Ichikawa station ticket wickets and turn right down the steps. You will see Mizuho bank and Daily Yamazaki in front to the right. Walk towards them and turn right along the street past the KFC. Go straight up the pedestrian street on your left at the little crossroads until you see the Veloce coffee shop on your right. Go up the steps by the right side of the coffee shop and you enter a lobby. Take the glass doors in front of you but slightly on the left and follow the corridor around to another lobby. Take the lift to the 6th floor for a unique greeting. You could also come out of the station and walk straight ahead to the main road, turn right about 50 metres and the entrance is clearly marked but it's a longer walk. Once in the hotel reception you will be met with a strong smell of stale cigarett

It was like Toyoko Inn. I was very satisfied. Although the breakfast variety was small, it was sufficient for a simple meal, and the location was ambiguous, but there was a shuttle, so it was not inconvenient, and a 7-Eleven was 5 minutes away. For the shuttle, go down the stairs towards Starbucks in Nishi-Funabashi, cross the traffic light on the right, and the shuttle will come to a place like a parking lot. 15 minutes 30 minutes It comes like this.

It was very easy because it was almost directly connected to the station. There are no restaurants and restaurants around, but there is a convenience store in the hotel. I'm glad that the shower room and toilet are different, but I was troubled that there was no place to put a bath towel in the shower room. Free breakfast was available from two restaurants. I chose Chinese food, but honestly, I was disappointed with the taste of ”free, so I can't help it”. Check-in and check-out are almost self-service. My room was not at all concerned about the sound of the train. I booked the day in a hurry, so I didn't have time to search a lot. I chose it at a price close to the station, but these two are clear hotels.

Note that it is a hostess rather than a hotel. The bed is ２ stage of the lower double plus upper single. Up to ３ names can be stayed. ２ person sofa, table, desk & chair. Wifi complete. Unit bus & toilet. The refrigerator is shared on the floor. There is no meal, but you can borrow a 1F kitchen and cook it yourself. There is a free drink service. There is no TV, and it is an alternative projector + subsqueeze viewing environment. You can also watch your own video by connecting the smartphone. Amenities feel like charging the necessary amount. Toothbrush set, razor, body towel, solid soap, shampoo & rinse can be bought. The bath towel is borrowed at 200 yen. It is returned from the hygiene side in ２ days. Shampoo rinse body soap set is also available for bottles.

The location is very close to the station, the staff are very helpful, and the room is bigger and tidier than expected. Just shower head have some water leaking problem, overall is good

As a family dinner party, 6 people use it for lunch at the table seats on the floor. There is nothing but an athletic park around except for hotel guests, and the shop is full when I wondered if there were people who came to eat so far. The private room in the back was also reserved for groups, and a loud voice was out of the way to the store. It was the cheapest lunch, but I chose from 5 types of appetizers, main dishes, desserts, and drinks. In addition, I chose alcohol and soft drinks such as beer, wine, and whiskey for an extra charge. Everything was reasonably delicious. I ordered different dishes, but they all looked delicious. Feeling to enjoy the atmosphere rather than the amount. The staff is not bad and the food is served without time. It may be unavoidable in the hot weather, but the air conditioner was quite strong and the beginning was good, but the men felt chilly in the second half. The parking lot is easy to use the parking lot in the park, and if you have time, you want to visit again. I found out that you don't have to be careful with the signboard with French food.

Yes, the room has a good view, and three coins can be sent to buy drinks. It is very close to the station. You can wash clothes on the fifth floor. Heating lunches. The hotel environment is good. The lobby is spacious. I hope the price will be lower next time.

Very good! Two nights: the night before, Disney, and the night after. There were quite a few free private buses to Disney. It takes about 20 minutes, but since you can arrive while sitting, I thought it would be easier than the hotels along the monorail where I had stayed previously! However, the route you take by bus means you'll be able to see Disney employees going to work, so if you want to cherish the feeling of a dreamland, a Disney hotel or a hotel along the monorail might be better. If you don't mind that much, it's a really good hotel! Natural Lawson is open 24 hours, which was very helpful. It was nice to be able to eat delicious food in the comfort of my room. The room was spacious and had a separate bathroom, foot massager, and shoe dryer. The public bath was spacious and comfortable, and there were lots of comics, hammocks, and a game corner, so I thoroughly enjoyed not only Disney but the hotel as well.

The room was clean and the staff was good. The person who seems to be Chinese was noisy and it was only annoying there.

Good price, near to Disneyland. Provide shuttle bus every 10 mins to and from Disdneyland. Ideal for those visiting Disdneyland. The hotel lobby is on 2nd floor. It has a lounge that provides free bear, drinks and snacks from 11am to 11pm. Guest are to collect toiletries from a room nearby to reception, there are plenty of toiletries items, guests can select what they need. There is a Lawson on hotel 2nd floor. The hotel is connected to train station and a shopping mall with a number of eateries.