Location: Ichikawa
Top Hotels in Ichikawa
Top 9 hotels in Ichikawa, Japan
Discover the best hotels in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, Kanto including Super Hotel Tozai Line Ichikawa Myoden Ekimae, Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House, Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay, CVS BAY HOTEL, Ichikawa Grand Hotel, We Home Hotel + Hostel & Kitchen, CVS・BAY Hotel Annex, J Hotel Motoyawata, Toyoko Inn Nishi-Funabashi Baraki Inter.
Restaurants in Ichikawa
1. Super Hotel Tozai Line Ichikawa Myoden Ekimae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Family Visit
Reviewed By Mark HNot a bad hotel. Very good location with 2 min walk to Myoden station for train to Tokyo center which is about 30 mins away. Room is tidy but small but has all the things you would expect in a modern hotel. Only downside is its a bit pricey.
2. Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Finding an ideal hotel in Ichikawa does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Kiuchi Gallery (0.8 mi) and Katsushika Hachimangu (1.3 mi), guests of Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House can easily experience some of Ichikawa's most well known attractions. Rooms at Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House provide a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a seating area, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House. Travelers looking to enjoy some yakiniku can head to Charcoal Grill Beef Kei, Monjiro, or Gyukaku Buffet Ichikawa Colton Plaza. Otherwise, you may want to check out an Asian restaurant such as Chinese Noodle Yoshushonin Ichikawa Futatsumata, Tominoya, or Menya Iryu. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular parks such as Satomi Park, Ichikawa children's Kotsu park, and Omachi Park. Yamazaki Baking Corporate Pension Fund House looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Ichikawa.
3. Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly hotel in Ichikawa does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Jokan-ji Temple (1.8 mi) and Myokaku-ji Temple (1.9 mi), guests of Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay can easily experience some of Ichikawa's most well known attractions. Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning, and guests can go online with free internet access offered by the hotel. Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay, street parking is available. If you’re looking to experience local food favorites like yakiniku, consider a visit to Juju Calbi Minami Gyotoku, Gyukaku Myoden, or Kitchomu Myoden, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay. Best of all, Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay makes it easy to experience many great Ichikawa attractions like Shimousakokubun-ji Temple Remains, Shimousakokubunni-ji Temple Remains, and Ichikawa-Sekisho, which are some popular historic sites. Nice Inn Hotel Ichikawa Tokyo Bay looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Ichikawa.
nice standard hotel
Reviewed By FannyS1176nice hotel for families (4 people), room and bathroom very clean, staff is very nice. Free wifi, near from Ichikawa Shiohama station, supermarket. The location is quiet and no restaurant. The hotel have a drink bar and free flow.
4. CVS BAY HOTEL
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 119 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Ichikawa, CVS BAY HOTEL is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its proximity to great restaurants, CVS BAY HOTEL makes it easy to enjoy the best of Ichikawa. As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer a flat screen TV and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a convenience store, and 24 hour security while staying at CVS BAY HOTEL. In addition, CVS BAY HOTEL offers breakfast, which will help make your Ichikawa trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. While staying at CVS BAY HOTEL, visitors can check out Jokan-ji Temple (1.8 mi) and Myokaku-ji Temple (1.9 mi), some of Ichikawa's top attractions. While in Ichikawa, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from CVS BAY HOTEL, including Tokuissho Gyoza Gyotoku (1.2 mi), Gyozaokoku (1.2 mi), and Le Chef (1.1 mi). If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Shimousakokubun-ji Temple Remains, Shimousakokubunni-ji Temple Remains, or Ichikawa-Sekisho, which are popular historic sites amongst tourists. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, CVS BAY HOTEL is sure to make your visit to Ichikawa one worth remembering.
Simply amazing!
Reviewed By Guide64498320878I had an amazing time staying here, I just had to leave a review! With everything going on right now it felt really good to take a break from everything and get amazing service at a beautiful location. Everyone from the front door to the janitors had a pleasant vibe around them. Would reccomend!
5. Ichikawa Grand Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Ichikawa Grand Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Ichikawa, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV and blackout curtains, and Ichikawa Grand Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including baggage storage. In addition, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Ichikawa, Ichikawa Grand Hotel is located a short distance from Kiuchi Gallery (0.8 mi) and Katsushika Hachimangu (1.3 mi). While in Ichikawa be sure to experience local dumplings favorites at Hisago-Tei Ichikawaono. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out I-link Town Observatory (0.2 mi), Mamasan Guhoji Temple (0.7 mi), or Ichikawa children's Kotsu park (1.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Ichikawa!
Overpriced, cigarette smell everywhere, featureless and old. Caviat emptor.
Reviewed By Komakino66I 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 cigarettes. The hotel is like most public places in Japan and still allows smoking. The décor is old, shabby and has no redeeming features. Check in is at 2pm. We called before arriving to ask if we could put the bags in the room and go out again. We were told an in fatigable 'No, if you want to do that we will charge an extra hourly rate for the room'. We also asked if my wife could stay for one night as her plans to stay elsewhere had fallen through for the first night. We were told 'Yes, at an extra charge'. When we arrived it was just before 1.30pm. Again they refused to let us put our bags in the room and charged over £100 for my wife to stay one night. We were made to sit and wait on scruffy old seats whilst a school convention went on around us and the air was thick with cigarette smoke. At precisely 2pm we were given the keys to the room and paid the bill in advance. The receptionist was as miserable as sin. My wife said that for a Japanese her behaviour was terrible. At one point she slammed something on the desk and just walked away. I met another guest who asked me if I'd had problems checking in and he pointed out the same woman as having an bad attitude. None of the staff spoke any English, which you would expect from a hotel catering to international guests. If it were a ryokan in the countryside I would say 'OK, so be it' but it isn't. The room was small with two single beds and the TV was on a shelf right next to the bed by the window, so close you could touch the screen. However, from the other bed you couldn't see the TV because a huge bedside lamp was in the way. The room was clean but the smell of cigarettes was everywhere. The next day I went into another room for just myself with a double bed which was the room I was meant to have had anyway. Defies logic. This room was even smaller and the bed was jammed up against a desk by the window, The chair was jammed between the desk and the bed so it was impossible to sit on. I will attach a photo of this as well as a photo of the tatty old electric massage chair. I ended up sitting on the end of the bed to use my laptop. By the way, I rented a mobile router for internet use for about £5 a day. You carry it around with you and get a reserve battery pack. Very convenient and can be purchased at Narita Airport. Because the reception is on the 6th floor and you don't need to go there to get to the rooms you could have someone stay with you at no extra charge. Nobody would know. The reception is also closed between 3am and 5am so the night staff can get some shut eye. Views from some of the rooms are interesting as you can see a long distance and is lit up nicely at night. Breakfast should be a highlight of any hotel stay, something to look forward to and to set you up for the day ahead. I can't say they don't try but the offerings are underwhelming to say the least. The dining room is tiny for a hotel with a lot of rooms and I only saw about 1/4 of it being used at its' busiest. If you want a traditional Japanese breakfast you are laughing. The continental however is a weird interpretation of the continent I'm used to. Little boiled wieners, scrambled egg you could spread like pate, tiny bread rolls and some cereal. I ate what I could but got fed up with the same thing every day and no basket of fresh fruit so I went to the local Matsuya most days. The problem with this place is that it is old, is the only hotel in Ichikawa and therefore isn't bothered about international guests. It charges what it likes as the Japanese never complain and has no intention of tidying itself up.
6. We Home Hotel + Hostel & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
千葉の秘密基地！！面白い！^_^
Reviewed By Sunny-tripfree客室は木の匂いがする、良い作り。ベッドが大きくて客室が狭く感じるが◎ ラウンジとバーカウンターもオシャレでいい。 オーナーが変わって、改装されたとの事だが、以前とは似てもにつかない位、綺麗に生まれ変わってましたね。笑 以前は使う気がしなかったが、これからはリピートかな。 価格も安い！
7. CVS・BAY Hotel Annex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Hotel
Clean, comfortable and value for money
Reviewed By addictedtoinkI stayed at the hotel for 3 nights while I was visiting Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disneysea and I found it very convenient. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable, probably firmer than most Western beds but it didn’t bother me. The hotel is a short 1-2 minute walk from the train station and two stops from Maihama which is the train station for Tokyo Disney Resort. The rooms all face the train tracks and you can hear the trains when they go past but as a light sleeper, the noise didn’t bother me. There were two convenience stores (Lawson and Daily Yamazaki) on either side of the train station and I believe both were open 24 hours. The staff memebr who checked me in at 1900 wasn’t very friendly or helpful, but all other staff I encountered were great! My only gripe is that I had to hand in my keycard every morning and stay put of the room between 1000 and 1500 every day, which I wasn’t aware of beforehand. I would’ve liked the option of not having my room cleaned so I could access the room whenever I needed to, but it wasn’t a deal breaker. Overall it was a good stay and I’d stay there again.
8. J Hotel Motoyawata
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
J Hotel Motoyawata is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Ichikawa, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. J Hotel Motoyawata features a 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and newspaper. In addition, as a valued J Hotel Motoyawata guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Nearby landmarks such as Mizuki Yoko Residence (0.5 mi) and Mamasan Guhoji Temple (1.6 mi) make J Hotel Motoyawata a great place to stay when visiting Ichikawa. If you like Mexican restaurants, J Hotel Motoyawata is conveniently located near Sands Diner Motoyawata and Sand's Diner. Should time allow, Chiba Museum of Science and Industry, I-link Town Observatory, and Katsushika Hachimangu are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Ichikawa!
Convenient Place & Friendly
Reviewed By EcotravelgemThis hotel is just 2 minutes away from Keisei Yawata station and a 5 minutes walk from JR Motoyawata station. If you're hungry, no problem. Across this hotel is Food Square. It's a grocery shopping that has lots of variety of prepared food bentos and fresh baked goods. There's also ramen shops, bakeries, and coffee shop around this place. As for the room, most of them are smoking room but they can provide air cleaner machine for free. I was really worried at first because I'm very sensitive to smoke but surprisingly, although its smoking room, it wasn't bad at all. Housekeeper probably did very well on cleaning that room. Restroom has a good size. It's not too small. They have fridge, free internet, bathrobe & indoor slipper. Most staffs doesn't speak English but they are kind and tried their best to assist you. If you need English assistance, please see a Manager. He is the only one whom I remember that can speak and comprehend English. This hotel has Chinese restaurant in 2nd floor. Price is fairly reasonable. You can get a set of meal for $10.
9. Toyoko Inn Nishi-Funabashi Baraki Inter
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
案外便利な立地
Reviewed By k701117ツインルームに宿泊しました。新しいホテルなので当然ではありますが、客室もその他共有スペースも大変清潔でキレイで快適に過ごせました。電車だったので駅からは離れておりアクセスは不便かと思いましたが、無料送迎カーが運行しており便利でした。ホテル近くはコンビニは無さそうなので西船橋駅前の送迎カー発着場所隣のコンビニに寄ってからホテルに向かわれることをオススメします。 朝食はクロワッサンが美味しかったのですが、すぐに無くなってしまい残念！
