Hotels near Inage Ward, Chiba City

The hotel is conveniently located on the west side of Chiba Central Park, very close to the Yoshikawa Park monorail station. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to Chiba-Chuo Station. The room I had was only partially renovated, and the bathroom fixtures felt quite old-fashioned, though the bedding was decent. The room itself was pretty spacious, but not as large as stated on Trip.com; I'd estimate it to be around 20-22 square meters. It came with two single beds, two chairs, and a tea table. Dining options nearby are plentiful, but if you're looking for shopping, I'd recommend SOGO and BIC CAMERA near Chiba-Chuo Station for a wider selection. Breakfast is a buffet, costing 1980 JPY per person. It offers both Japanese and Western options, providing good value for money with a wide variety and tasty dishes. You can even try Chiba's local specialty, the Rakka Peanuts Monaka. Nearby attractions include Chiba Port, Inohana Castle Ruins, and Kisarazu Outlet Park. Getting to Makuhari Messe is also quite convenient from here.

Excellent choice of hotel near convention halls. Near to train station and amenities. Would have been perfect if there are coin washing machines and dryers

Good hotel and everything is good. 5mins walk from Chiba station and it’s nearby to 7-11 and Familymart. A breakfast so good, delicious really and its buffet. All staffs are very helpful and good in English. I will go there again sure.

This hotel is right above a subway station, which is super convenient for getting around. However, for this Kanto trip, several hotels, including this one, used self-service check-in kiosks, which I found a bit inconvenient and lacking a personal touch. Last year, all the hotels in the Kanto region had manual check-ins, which felt much better. The picture is of the Hoki Museum in Chiba, which was also the reason I stayed here for a night.

I've stayed at many hotels in Chiba, but there's no place quite like this one. The rooms are incredibly spacious. The location is a bit of a shame, but there really isn't a better place. I use this place every time and it's great.

I stayed here for an exam. It's far from the station, so I can't say it's in a good location. It took about 10-15 minutes by taxi from the nearest station. There are a few restaurants around. Breakfast was buffet style and delicious. There were no vending machines, but you could buy drinks at the front desk. It was nice that it had a large public bath.

This was my second time staying at Green Tower Makuhari, and once again I had a pleasant experience. The location is excellent — it’s very close to Kaihin-Makuhari Station, making it extremely convenient for getting around. One of the best parts is that Mitsui Outlet Park is right in front of the hotel, which is perfect for shopping and dining without needing to go far. Transportation is also very convenient, with a direct subway/train keiyo line connection to Tokyo Disneyland and also goes directly to tokyo station as well , making this hotel a great choice for Disney visitors as well. Overall, it’s a comfortable hotel with a great location, and the fact that I chose to stay here again says a lot. I would definitely recommend it for both leisure and short trips.

I arrived after check-in time and couldn't register, which felt a bit inflexible. The environment was decent, and it's very close to the station. There are plenty of restaurants and shopping options nearby, making transportation very convenient.

The hotel is conveniently located, about a 5-minute walk from the station. The staff are very friendly, and the hotel feels new overall. However, there were a few minor imperfections in my room, such as a chipped corner of the baseboard. I stayed in December and used the air conditioner for heating, which worked fine. Breakfast is served on the 2nd floor, with access by room key via the elevator. The selection is quite good and includes European options. The menu changes slightly, so it does not get boring. There are signs asking guests to return their used trays themselves, so please keep that in mind. Regarding the signs, I was surprised that in this hotel you need to specifically request room cleaning at the reception. I have stayed in many hotels where the door sign has two sides, “Do Not Disturb” and “Please Clean the Room”. Here, the sign had only one side, “Do Not Disturb”. I think this is something the hotel could improve, as it is not very convenient to ask for room cleaning separately. It would also be helpful to add more English translations. For example, all the buttons on the TV remote control are labeled only in Japanese, and the notice on the slippers saying “please do not take them home” is also only in Japanese. I can understand some Japanese, but for other foreign guests this may be confusing.

I stayed here to take part in an event at Makuhari Messe. It's a little far from the station, but it was helpful that a shuttle bus came to pick me up every 20 minutes. The bus driver and front desk staff were all very friendly. I was very grateful that they could store my luggage for me after checking out. The room was nicely cleaned, and the bathtub was spacious and very relaxing. There was an outlet by the bed, and it was convenient to be able to plug in a USB. There was a mirror on the wall and a mirror on the stand, which was great. I wish there was a full-body mirror as well. I'd like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.