Oyama hotels in Narita

"No restaurants open, little store open but sold only candy and a few necessities. Shuttle services to /from airport and into JR station/ mall very good. Room was very tired with a garage sale coffee table, hot water in sink ran very slow, carpet needs attention, fraying at seams, and mostly needs a cleaning. Thermostat in room didn't seem to work, quite cold. Restaurant did open downstairs for a limited time, but appears to be buffet. You can't just get coffee and toast or so it appears, coffee to go out of the question. That all being said the hotel is not expensive but we did note that the Hotels.com site we booked through was about 25% higher than the advertised rate on the hotel website. Thanks Hotels.com"

"Good "

"Great stay!"

"Good for an overnight stay and no more. "

"Yes. Everything are above my expectations."

"Beds were clean, nice and firm. They provided airport shuttle to Narita. "

"It is great to have the hot spring right inside the hotel! It would be nice to have tea bags provided in the room instead of asking the front desk. "

"Standard APA hotel; small but cozy and comfortable. I couldn't find any HDMI plugs on the TV, so I didn't plug in my Switch. Noise level was "pretty low, for the most part." Four elevators ensured I rarely encountered another person until I reached the lobby. I didn't check to see if there was a coin laundry. Dueling Lawson locations (across the courtyard-like area in front of the hotel), when a nearby 7-11 would have been preferable to a 2nd Lawson. Coffee from the area's vending machines (and Lawson) was more expensive than usual, probably on account of the area being tourist-heavy. *Strong point: Three vending machines in the hotel, each with a different selection of drinks, and each with a zero-calorie soda."

"Some worker in the front desk they don’t understand it’s hard to communicate they cannot explain your question,"