Hostels in Ibaraki Prefecture

"What I enjoyed most about the hotel was location, within a few minutes of Asakusa station and the Ginza line, as well as Sensoji temple and Natalie shopping street. It was a vibrant and lively area. Also very close to the river and a path that runs parallel to it for those who like running and a stop for the river cruise. The hotel is not fancy but very comfortable. Bathroom amenities were available in the lobby so you had to grab what you needed other than the usual shampoo, conditioner, body soap and soap at the sink. Shower/tub room was separate from toilet which was convenient. The staff at reception were helpful and the breakfast room staff were too. Breakfast was a combination of Japanese and western and enough for me to feel satisfied. Lots of staff present there to keep tables clean and turned over. We used the laundry once and that was a nice option to have. The washing, drying and soap were done in one go for 700¥."

"The room was very clean and spacious, but I arrived at 10pm, and there was no food available, and the same was true for lunch at 11:00am."

"This hotel is close to the airport and includes free shuttle rides. That is the single benefit of staying here. Otherwise, don’t expect a comfortable experience. The rooms are extremely outdated and quite dirty. There’s only central A/C in the building so it’s very warm and stuffy in the rooms, and they also smell intensely of body odor. It’s also quite noisy with thin walls. There is a 24 hr Lawson’s on-site which is helpful because all the other restaurants are subpar and overpriced, and there’s nothing else close to the hotel. If you truly just need a relatively inexpensive place to crash for a night on your way in or out of Narita airport and don’t care about comfort, it’s fine. If you’re looking for a more positive hotel experience, look elsewhere."

"We stayed here to save a few bucks and it was great. Staff English is limited but they were still helpful regardless. Room was clean, and I wish I had the kind of shower pressure back home as they do here, it was awesome."

"My 2nd time to stay in Richmond Premier Hotel. I love that it's close to shopping area, temple, good restaurants. Very convenient! Love the breakfast buffet. Staff were very accommodating. Will definitely stay again."

"Great hotel, and roof top onsen is the highlight. Beautiful view of the park and hair products provided. Nice common area downstairs. Rooms are small, but it’s standard size for Tokyo. Clean and comfy bed,"

"Clean rooms and well maintained. Breakfast buffet with many choices. Cold air conditioning. Free shuttle from and to Narita airport"

"They had breakfast buffet. Also have shops and restaurants around the hotel. There was Aeon department store with 100 yen shops as well. Free bus shuttle service to the Narita airport. Narita train station was also near by to walk there if you didn’t have any heavy suitcases."

"Wonderful staff and breakfast, but the beds themselves were very firm. Too firm for my husband and I. Complimentary Breakfast though was top notch. Great buffet w rice and curry, yogurt, breads and pastries, and more"