Keisei Hotel Miramare

“Tokyo Disneyland Friend hotel”

This is Tokyo Disneyland's Friend hotel. There are bus that send us to Disneyland. It also near train station so it's easily to go elsewhere. Hotel was clean and great. Breakfast has less options but delicious. There are Starbucks, McDonald and seven eleven near the hotel.

“A pleasant and quiet stay in a small room in the newer Annex section of the hotel.”

A pleasant and quiet stay in a small room in the newer Annex section of the hotel. The numerous staff are extremely friendly, helpful and courteous and prepared to address every need. WIFI availability was good throughout the hotel including the room. One important missing feature these days are… more

A pleasant and quiet stay in a small room in the newer Annex section of the hotel. The numerous staff are extremely friendly, helpful and courteous and prepared to address every need. WIFI availability was good throughout the hotel including the room. One important missing feature these days are wireless charging pads for mobile phones built into tables and counters. These should be installed as a modern day convenience for all patrons! However, all the rooms outlets did have USB charging ports which is very practical and useful! The prefabricated all-in-one plastic bathroom was very small measuring less than 2 m X 2 m X 2 m.. Making it a challenge for this 188cm tall & big man to use. The modern but low toilet was set out of square / at an angle which also caused some use issues. The small but high sided bathtub caused an issue trying to get in and out safely without slipping. There was plenty of water pressure and hot water. But the very low ceiling limited height movement when washing hair often causing to hit the ceiling with hands and arms…. The actual queen size was somewhat firm and comfortable. The room was quiet but did not have any drawers or cupboard to store clothes in due to its smaller size, so had to live out of the suitcase, so to speak. The hvac did not work as the cooling was turned off for the winter season so it could not be adjusted for a comfortable temperature at all times. To cool the room at night, the window had to be open to allow cool / cold air to enter the room for a good night sleep. The included breakfast buffet was simple and adequate with a small variety of eastern and western breakfast items. This hotel was well situated directly at Chiba Chuo train Station and next to the under rail tracks indoor shopping stores and restaurants. This is a good quality hotel and well located ! Highly recommend it!

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“Good ”

Reception very kind and helpful. Location so closed to Keisei Line station but aprox 500 M From JR Line. Room neat and clean. Breakfast nice but need to be more careful to select kind of drink. And breakfast here give hot drink for take away.

“Great location!”

The best thing about this hotel is its location. It is literally next to the Chibachuo train station and there is a Family Mart, Daiso, a bakery and a food court right outside the hotel. Extremely convenient! The front staff was helpful when we asked them about restaurants to eat at. The room is … more

The best thing about this hotel is its location. It is literally next to the Chibachuo train station and there is a Family Mart, Daiso, a bakery and a food court right outside the hotel. Extremely convenient! The front staff was helpful when we asked them about restaurants to eat at. The room is clean as per Japanese standards, the bathroom has the automated Japanese toilet, and the toiletries — especially the body wash — came in big bottles and were quite nice. They provide slippers and robes. Minuses: Our twin economy room with 2 beds was so small we barely had space to open up our suitcases. The second bed was also hard on the back. They only provide one pillow per bed, and when we asked for 2 extra pillows, they only gave one and it felt like a beanbag. I booked this hotel thinking it would be close to the rock festival Summer Sonic, but Chiba is so vast it's still half an hour's train ride away (at least). And since it is outside Tokyo, train maps in English are hard to come by. I suggest downloading the Navitime Travel Japan app, which was the best one for mapping out routes by train and public transport. Tokyo is about an hour away by train, FYI, and so is Narita airport. Getting to the airport from this hotel by train is tricky and we had many mishaps along the way. I suggest asking the front desk staff exactly which trains to take and giving yourself lots of time to get lost. Basically you get what you pay for at this hotel.

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