Ushiku 4 Stars Hotels

Hotel room was a little dated, however, it was definitely very clean. Breakfast was great, but I wish they could’ve changed up the menu daily. The shuttle to the airport (every 20 minutes), train station and Aeon Mall was a definite plus and very convenient. Just to let you know Aeon Mall also has a huge grocery store that basically has everything you’ll probably need and more. From what I observed from the bus ride I didn’t see anything close in walking distance. If you are planning to...

I wish there is no steps to get elevator from parking.

This was our 1st hotel when we arrived in Japan & our last before we left to home. Great stay

Great stay, staff was incredibly friendly

Shuttle to and from airport and mall is a huge plus. Also has a small store inside hotel that is privately ran / not a hotel store. Rooms was perfect for my needs

The building, decor, and room was beautiful, upscale, decorated. Right in the heart of Narita shopping street and right outside of Narita Park, it was the perfect location to explore the city by just walking out the entrance. Staff were respectful, helpful, and courteous. I reserved their dinner and wow was that a fine dining experience and true taste of local, traditional cuisine. I will be staying at this establishment every chance I get!

Great stay overall very nice place

Great service !

While it was unfortunate that it rained during our stay, the scenery from the bath was absolutely beautiful, surrounded by vibrant greenery. The room was spacious and elegantly designed with a traditional Japanese feel. The meals were delicious, and the staff provided exceptionally polite and attentive service. Located in the mountains, the hotel offered a peaceful setting where we could truly connect with nature. It was a wonderful getaway, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

If you are staying more than 2 days get a rental car. The hotel is very good at what it does, which is provide a relaxing atmosphere with an accessible onsen. The restaurants there are not really restaurants. Breakfast is a buffet of plentiful food, mostly Japanese but I believe a pure westerner could survive. There is no lunch service. The dinner is a set menu of classical Japanese fare, which after the second day becomes a bit tiresome, but doable. They also offered a bonus meal at 9pm of...