Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport (Narita, JPN) | Expedia Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport, Chiba Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport, Chiba, current page Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Hotel Price Guarantee Exclusive for Expedia+ members Book your hotel today, and if you find the same hotel for a cheaper price elsewhere online, we'll refund the difference up until midnight before check-in. Terms & ConditionsOpens in a new window apply. Best Price Guarantee Get more as an Expedia+ member Hotel Price Guarantee available Find a cheaper hotel within 24 hours of booking. We will refund the difference and give you a travel coupon worth $50. As a member, you receive price matching up until midnight before check-in. Not a member? Join now. 1/78 Featured Image Featured image 1 of 78 Switch main photo to previous photo Switch main photo to next photo Get an overview of this hotelAirport shuttle and concierge services City center nearby Located 1 mile from the city center and a 10 minute drive from Narita International Airport, this Hilton hotel is to the east of Tokyo Bay.

Boso Fudoki-no-oka is 2 miles from the hotel and Aeon Shopping Mall Narita is 4 miles away. Swimming At Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel also features an airport shuttle and 3 restaurants. Free WiFi is available in public areas. Premium digital TV Guestrooms feature LCD TVs, air conditioning and WiFi or wireless Internet access (surcharge). Bathrooms come with handheld showers and hair dryers. Select to view moreAbout the Hotel Tab 1 of 2 selected Select to viewGuest Reviews Tab 2 of 2 Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Hotel Amenities Hotel Amenities Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport offers 3 restaurants, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café. The property provides 24-hour room service and wireless Internet access (free in public areas). This hotel also features beauty services and a hair salon. In addition to an indoor pool, Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness facility. This Narita property provides an airport shuttle. This property also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, wedding services, free train station pickup, and concierge services.

Indoor pool Total number of rooms - 548 Safe-deposit box at front desk Multilingual staff Laundry facilities Internet Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( JPY 1750 per night ), Wired internet access ( JPY 1750 per night ) Available in some public areas: Free WiFi Parking Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge) Room Amenities Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge) Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport has 3 restaurants on site. 24-hour room service is available. Nearby Things to Do The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply. Golfing nearby Check-in time ends at midnight Check-in time starts at 3 PM Special check-in instructions: Airport shuttle service is available at scheduled times. Contact the property in advance to get details. The airport shuttle leaves to the hotel from Terminal 1 (Stop No. 16) and Terminal 2 (Stop No. 26) in 20-minute intervals from 7 AM-10:30 PM. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.

Check-out Check-out time is 11 AM Payment types Rollaway/extra beds are available for JPY 5000 per night. Pets You need to know Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy. Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges. Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed. No cribs (infant beds) available Additional fees may apply to children for items such as extra bedding and meals. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking. Fees Optional extras The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

Fee for buffet breakfast: JPY 3400 for adults and JPY 1700 for children (approximately) Fee for in-room wireless Internet: JPY 1750 per night (rates may vary) Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): JPY 1750 per night (rates may vary) Self parking fee: JPY 400 per day Rollaway bed fee: JPY 5000 per night The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change. Hotel Name Hilton Tokyo Hotel Narita Airport Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Narita travel guide - Wikitravel By train[ edit ] Travelling to Narita City? The easiest way to travel between Tokyo and Narita City is via the private Keisei Line. Commuter trains depart from Keisei Ueno and Nippori stations every 20 minutes or so during most of the day, reaching Keisei Narita station in about 60 minutes at a cost of ¥810.

(Do not take the "Access route" service trains, as they do not go to Narita City) Reserved-seat trains also run to Keisei Narita; these include hourly City Liner trains during the middle of the day (once in the morning from Ueno), and the Morning Liner/Evening Liner trains that operate in peak direction during the morning and evening, respectively. All of these reserved-seat trains require an extra surcharge of ¥920 and ¥400 respectively. Morning Liner and Evening Liner tickets can only be purchased on the same day of travel. If you are travelling from Tokyo to Narita City via the JR Line, the hourly Airport Narita commuter train will take you from Tokyo Station to JR Narita station via the Sobu Line in 75 minutes at a cost of ¥1110. An alternate route is to take the Joban Line rapid service from Ueno via Abiko. Either trip is free with a Japan Rail Pass. If you are travelling from Narita Airport to Narita City, the Retrobus tourist bus service makes seven daily runs to central locations and attractions within the city for ¥200; see "Get Around" below.

By train, the Keisei Line has more frequent departures (3 trains per hour) than the JR Line (1 train per hour). The Keisei fare is ¥320 and the travel time is 10 minutes. Again, do not take "Access route" service trains, as they do not go to Narita City. Few Narita Express trains stop at Narita station. Four trains going to Tokyo stop at Narita station in the morning, and four trains coming from Tokyo stop at Narita in the evening. There are three train lines from Narita and all will get you into Tokyo . Note that if coming to the airport, each terminal has its own station and it is imperative that you get off at the right one. The stop for Terminal 1 is Narita Airport (成田空港), and the stop for Terminal 2 is, appropriately, Airport Terminal 2 (空港第２ビル), pronounced kūkō dai-ni biru, or literally, "Airport Number 2 Building". Lists of airlines and their terminals are posted inside the trains. As of July 2010, smoking is not permitted on any of these services.

The two premier reserved-seat train services that operate out of Narita Airport are the Skyliner and the Narita Express. As a general rule of thumb, Skyliner trains offer the fastest ride into Tokyo (36 minutes), while Narita Express trains offer direct one-seat connections to the bullet trains and most of Tokyo's major train stations, albeit at a slower pace (61 minutes). If you are on a budget and plan to use any of the various commuter train services that run out of Narita Airport, using a stored fare card (Suica or PASMO) will prove to be convenient. JR East's Narita Express. JR line[ edit ] From Narita Airport, the most convenient (direct service into many places without transfer; like Shinjuku), yet expensive way, (by rail) into Tokyo is the Japan Railways (JR) Narita Express (N'EX) [5] into central Tokyo Station . The ride takes 55 minutes, costs ¥2,940 and offers the best connections to Shinkansen (bullet train) services or the JR Yamanote loop line.

Trains usually depart Terminal 1 at around 15 and 45 minutes past the hour; there is one hourly departure between 12 Noon and 1 PM, and after 8 PM. Smoking is not permitted on board the Narita Express, and all seats are reserved. Alternatively, you can continue onward in the same train, which splits in two with the front half heading south to Shinagawa , Musashi-Kosugi, Yokohama and Ofuna , while the rear cars go west to Shibuya , Shinjuku and Ikebukuro . Trains run to Hachioji , Takao and Omiya in the evening, with service from these stations to Narita Airport during morning hours. Reservations are required but can be purchased just before boarding if there is space (and there usually is). If there is no space, JR will sell standing tickets for ¥500 less. JR East no longer sells the special Suica fare package, called "Suica & N'EX" [6] nor the N'EX TOKYO Direct ticket [7] .

(It was a one-way ticket on the Narita Express for foreign passport holders and cost ¥1500 for any destination in the Tokyo metropolitan area. A valid passport had to be presented to receive the offer. Green car tickets were not covered. Return trips were not available at the discounted price.) JR also operates Rapid trains on the Sobu/Narita line, leaving once per hour and stopping at various points along the way, including Chiba . To Tokyo the trip is approximately 82 minutes and costs ¥1,280. These are normal, non-smoking commuter trains and often get crowded during rush hour (though boarding at Narita Airport should not be a problem, and seats can be easily obtained). The Rapid service train also has Green Car service (reserved seating); a seat can be obtained for ¥950 (¥750 on a holiday) if reserved beforehand, or for ¥1200 (¥1000 on a holiday) if obtained onboard the Green Car. If you have a voucher for a JR pass, then you should exchange it here at the JR View Plaza Travel Service Center (Regular JR ticket counter when the View Plaza is closed), as the Narita Express is free with a Japan Rail Pass.

You can also make onward reservations from Tokyo. Be careful the last trian from Tokyo-Narita and Narita-Tokyo is 10 pm. Keisei Electric Railway's Skyliner. Keisei Railway[ edit ] The private Keisei (京成, stylized as K'SEI) Railway offers trains to central and southern Tokyo, as well as direct commuter trains to Haneda airport. Keisei trains run on two routes: the faster, more-direct Narita Sky Access Line and the slower, less-direct Keisei Main Line. Both routes connect to Tokyo's Keisei Ueno and Nippori stations; the two lines branch off separately between Airport Terminal 2 Station and Takasago Station. Nippori offers the easiest connection to the JR Yamanote and Joban Lines, and to the Nippori-Toneri Liner for Tokyo's Adachi Ward. At Keisei Ueno you can walk over to JR Ueno station in 4 minutes to connect to the JR Yamanote, Tohoku and Takasaki lines and northbound Shinkansen trains, as well as the Ginza and Hibiya subway lines.

Because the Sky Access and Keisei Main Lines operate on different fare structures, separate ticket gates and platforms are used at Narita Airport's two train stations. Sky Access Line passengers only have to pass through one ticket gate, while Keisei Main Line passengers must pass through two ticket gates. Taking a train through the Sky Access route between the Airport and Nippori/Ueno is ¥1200, while the Keisei Main Line route is ¥1000. There are also Skyliner & Tokyo Subway tickets available, which are the best value for money if you do not have a JR pass. You can buy a Keisei Skyliner round trip ticket combined with a 1, 2, and 3 day day passes for the Tokyo Subway (including Toei lines) for ¥4700, ¥5100, ¥5400, respectively. See here for more info. Sky Access Line[ edit ] Confused by these options? Since the opening of the Sky Access Line in July 2010, train options to and from Narita Airport on the Keisei Railway may sound confusing, even to a seasoned traveler.

Here is a brief summary of major services: The fastest way to reach Tokyo is by using the Skyliner. This train reaches Nippori and Ueno stations in 36 and 41 minutes respectively at a cost of ¥2400. Seat reservations are mandatory. The cheapest way to reach Nippori or Ueno from Narita Airport is to take a regular commuter train. In the non-peak hours run Keisei Main Line commuter trains which leave Narita Airport/Ueno three times per hour and cost ¥1000. The journey will take 81 minutes. In the evenings, the best way to get to Nippori and Ueno, or the Airport is to use a Sky Access Line commuter service which operates directly to these stations (¥1200), and will take 54 minutes. During the daytime hours, it is advisable to not take a Sky Access Line train, as you will have to transfer at Aoto if you are going to Ueno/Nippori, since Sky Access trains during those times travel through to the Toei Asakusa Line, and not to Ueno.

The Sky Access Line commuter trains run directly into the subway line during the morning, daytime, and afternoon hours, making it the best way to get to the Asakusa and Nihonbashi areas. Ginza can be reached by changing trains at Nihonbashi. The Sky Access Line is also the best way to reach Haneda Airport by train. Direct commuter services run to Haneda Airport in 1 hour 30 minutes at a cost of ¥1740 (compared to 1 hour 30 minutes and ¥3000 on the Limousine Bus), but note that bus service to Haneda is more frequent than train service, as direct trains from Narita to Haneda run only every hour to hour and a half. Keisei's premier service is the Skyliner [8] , which operates on the Sky Access Line twice per hour. The Skyliner is the fastest train connecting Narita Airport to Tokyo, with trains running into and out of Keisei Ueno and Nippori stations. The brand new Skyliner trains offer comfortable seating and a maximum speed of 160 km/h (100 mph).

The full run from Terminal 1 to Ueno takes 44 minutes, with the train traveling nonstop between Nippori and Terminal 2 in 36 minutes. All seats are reserved and the fare is ¥2400 each way. The budget option along the Sky Access Line is the commuter train service known as Access Express, or Access Tokkyu (アクセス特急). Access Tokkyu trains depart every 40 minutes, and most daytime trains run into the Toei Asakusa Subway Line (from 4:00/5:00 PM, only to Ueno). Making limited stops, the Access Tokkyu offers the best ride to Oshiage (in front of Tokyo-Skytree, 49 minutes, ¥1130), Asakusa (53 minutes, ¥1240) and Nihombashi (61 minutes, ¥1280). Shimbashi (66 minutes, ¥1280) puts you within easy reach of the Yurikamome light rail line to Odaiba .

A change of trains at Nihombashi will allow you to make a quick hop into the Ginza district (Higashi-Ginza Station, 64 minutes, ¥1280). Many services also continue onto the Keikyu Line for Shinagawa (75 minutes, ¥1460) and Haneda Airport (89 minutes, ¥1740). After 4:00 PM (5:00 PM on weekends), Access Tokkyu trains run directly into Nippori and Keisei Ueno in 60 minutes at a cost of ¥1200. Other times, you will be required to transfer at Aoto; the connecting train a local service; this increases travel time to 80-90 minutes. During these hours, it is better to take the Mainline Limited Express directly to Ueno (81 minutes), and save ¥200. From the Access Tokkyu trains you can transfer at Imba-Nihon-Idai station - two stations after Terminal 2 - to local Hokuso Railway services. One place of interest is Chiba New Town Chuo (Central Chiba New Town), where malls and shopping venues are on the plenty.

At Shin-Kamagaya station you can change to the Shin-Keisei Railway and Tobu Noda Line, which make for inexpensive trips to Matsudo (56 minutes, ¥1070) and Omiya (122 minutes, ¥1580), respectively. At Higashi-Matsudo station you can change to the JR Musashino Line for Saitama 's Minami Ward (80-110 minutes to Musashi-Urawa depending on connection, ¥1450). Keisei Main Line[ edit ] Regular Tokkyu (特急) commuter trains - those that do not carry the "Access" designation - depart from Narita Airport every 20 minutes, reaching Keisei Ueno in 81 minutes at a cost of ¥1000. During the morning and early afternoon hours, you should use these Tokkyu services over Sky Access trains as they offer a one-seat, cheaper ride. (Taking the Access train will require you to transfer at Aoto, the only connection being a "Local" service to Ueno, hence losing any time-savings you made previously on the Access line).

After 4:00 PM (5:00 PM on Weekends), Sky Access trains offer a one-seat ride from Narita Airport directly to Nippori and Ueno; the 20 minutes you'll save on the Sky Access train is worth paying the extra ¥200. Reserved-seat services that are cheaper than the Skyliner include the Morning Liner which operates from the airport to Ueno twice in the morning, and the Evening Liner which operates from Ueno to the airport six times at night after the final Skyliner service has run. Morning and Evening liner trains cost ¥1400, but you can only make a seat reservation on the day of departure from a special ticket vending machine. The vending machine will sell liner tickets for ¥400 which are to be used on top of the regular ¥1000 fare. From the Keisei Main Line you have the option of transferring at Funabashi station to the JR Chūō-Sobu line or at Katsutadai station to the Tōyō Rapid with through service to the Tōzai subway line, both of which go right through the middle of Tokyo.

The Chūō-Sobu line goes through Akihabara (86 minutes from Narita, ¥1100), Ochanomizu , Yotsuya and Shinjuku (104 minutes, ¥1260) and facilitates an easy transfer to the regular JR Chūō express, which goes as far west as Tachikawa, Ōme, Takao and other destinations beyond. The Tōzai line takes a slight southern approach with stops including Kiba (77 minutes, ¥1400), Nihonbashi , Iidabashi and Takadanobaba (98 minutes, ¥1440). Note that none of the subway or elevated lines are specifically prepared for travelers with big luggage and tend to get crowded once inside the Yamanote ring; the exchanges at Katsutadai and Funabashi are usually rather pleasant though. By bus[ edit ] There is also a network of Airport Limousine shuttle buses that serve most major hubs within Tokyo, stopping at major hotels, as well as some suburbs.

Prices are comparable to the Narita Express train services (¥3,000/person), but are convenient for the first-time traveler as they take you directly to your hotel. The Airport Limousine is also one way to transfer to Haneda Airport ; Access Tokkyu trains are cheaper, but Airport Limousines are much more frequent. The journey to most points in central Tokyo takes 90 minutes or so, but watch out in rush hour (especially on the way to the airport) as there may be traffic jams. The Airport Limousine buses make three pickup stops (Terminal 1 North Wing, Terminal 1 South Wing, Terminal 2) and two dropoff stops (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2). Keisei offers a new bus service called the Tokyo Shuttle between Tokyo Station and Narita Airport. It costs ¥900 from the city to the airport, and ¥1,000 from the airport to the city. The buses leave hourly from the airport and a bus stop near the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station.

By taxi[ edit ] A taxi to central Tokyo is extremely expensive, on the order of ¥30000 if you hail one directly by yourself (equivalent to a few nights stay in the average Tokyo hotel), and you are more likely to get stuck in a traffic jam than save any time. Flat fare taxi cabs to Tokyo go for around ¥17000-19000 from special taxi ranks, but even so, if you're in a hurry, it's generally much faster and cheaper to take the Narita Express or the Skyliner, and change to a taxi upon arriving in Tokyo or Ueno. If you're not in a hurry, consider the airport limousine bus. Tokyo MK Taxi and Cab Station Ltd offer advanced bookings for taxis in English. Their prices are more or less equivalent to the flat-fare prices noted above, once additional fees are figured in. Get around[ edit ] The easiest way to go between Narita City and Narita Airport is by using either Keisei or JR Line railway. The Retro-bus described in the previous information had been terminated for good. The fare from Narita AP to the city is 260 yen by Keisei Line.

Their service is every 20 minutes. Another bus service is a shuttle service between the airport and AEON Shopping Mall, operated by Chiba Kotsu. The bus runs one every hour or so. Not too frequent. See[ edit ][ add listing ] Naritasan Shinshō-ji Temple (成田山新勝寺). [9] . Said to date back to 940 AD, the large temple has a wide assortment of classical Japanese pagodas and halls and a pleasant quasi-European park. The oldest buildings are no more than 350 years, despite the history claimed by the temple. Half the fun is getting there: the kilometer-long Omote-sandō from Narita station is a quaint shopping street filled with restaurants and souvenir shops. Directions are available from the airport's Tourist Information Desk. Sakura-no-Yama Hill (成田市さくらの山) [10] is located near the northern end of the main runway of Narita International Airport. Unfortunately there is no bus service to this location. There is nice little park with beautiful cherry trees and a good view of airplanes landing and taking off from the main runway.

Sanrizuka Goryo Ranch Memorial Hall (三里塚記念公園) [11] . +81 476 35-0442. 25min by bus from JR Narita Station. Open 9AM-4PM daily except Mondays. Admission free. Museum of Aeronautical Science (航空科学博物館) [12] . +81 479 78-0557. About 15min by bus from Narita Airport (JR/Keisei Station). Open 10AM-5PM. Closed on Mondays, year end and new years holidays. There is a charge to get into the main building, which has an observation deck on the fifth floor. Narita Tourist Pavilion (成田観光館). [13] +81 476 24-3232. Learn about Japanese Tea Ceremony every Thursday from 10:30AM. Open 10AM-6PM (June through September) and 9AM-5PM (October through May). Closed on Mondays and during year end period.

Boso No Mura (房総の村), 1028, Ryukakuji Sakae-machi Inbagun Chiba (20 minute drive from Narita airport; 15 minute drive from Narita station; bus available from stations near by), ☎ 0476-95-3333, [14] . 09:00-16:30. A living museum of traditional Japanese culture. Enjoy the exciting activities on the reproduction Japanese town street. The superb burial mound and the samurai residence are a must-see for anyone interested in Japanese history. Exotic traditional festivals are held every now and then. Film-location for historical dramas. Next to Doramu No Sato (drum village) and Komorebi Restaurant. ￥150-￥300. edit Do[ edit ][ add listing ] If you are going into Narita, make sure to get some Japanese ¥ as most places will not take foreign currency.

The 7-Eleven outside of the west gate of JR Narita station takes foreign cards 24 hours a day (except Mastercard, Maestro and Cirrus), and there is also a post office with ATM a few blocks down the street from the am/pm store. For those with UnionPay or Discover cards, the Mitsubishi-UFJ ATMs located on the second floor of terminal 2 or the departure area of terminal 1 of the airport will probably be more convenient (please note that you MUST push the "English" button to start; the machine will NOT recognize any non-Japanese cards in Japanese language mode). Also allow a bit of time for exchanging back leftover currency on departure as this is not something you can do at an ATM! There IS a Mizuho Bank dedicated cash exchange machine in the airport, however, it only exchanges in "money packs" and rates are unfavorable. Buy[ edit ][ add listing ] Not that much.

There is a large Aeon shopping mall outside of town, which you can get to by bus, if you absolutely have to visit a branch of the sporting goods store "The Sports Authority." There are souvenir stores on the road leading to the temple, as well as a reasonably interesting "100 yen" store -- which actually sells items for ¥108 including consumption tax -- along the way. Still, everything should be cheaper than at the airport. Eat[ edit ][ add listing ] Fishing on tarmac Narita has no coastline, but officially it's still Japan's eighth-busiest fish port due to the vast quantities of frozen tuna and other premium sushi fish imported by air. Many shops on the main street sell unagi (うなぎ) broiled eel in a sweet sauce. It can be expensive for a standard plate (unaju (うな重), layered on rice, is ¥1500) but it is quite tasty. Look for the guys cleaning and chopping the eels right by the street-side. Another great option is takoyaki (たこ焼き), or fried octopus balls. These are popular on the go treats, going for ¥360 for ten small takoyaki.

Order zenbu (全部) to get all the toppings. There is a stand right by the Keisei line station main exit (left as you are leaving). Look for the little cartoon octopus pulling a cart of fried balls. Don't forget to get a hot and sweet dorayaki (どら焼き), or sweet red bean pancake from a little shop across the main street. Papas is one good place to eat in Narita. It's a wee place not far from the main 'Sando' street, which only holds about 16 people. But the food is great (Japanese-style 'izakaya' type food, or 'Sets' at Yen 1500 for drink, starter and choice of main meal) and the service from Mama-san and Papa-san is first-rate. He speaks great English too! Cafe Le Bon, (or The Spiral Staircase) is very close to Narita-san temple. Popular despite relatively late opening hours. It consists of one small upper room with a semi circle of hot plates, on which your food is cooked in front of you and two small tables.

The menu consists of one item: an all-you-can-eat meal including a huge drink, Japanese salad, gyoza, oriental chicken, wedges and ice cream, starting around ¥1680 depending on what you're drinking. Stuffy and hot, but extremely welcoming, friendly, quick, and the food is delicious. Grill House Hero's, 845-8 Hanasaki-Cho (walk down the little street to the right of JR Narita station), +81 476 22-9002. Open daily 5PM-0AM. One of the best places to eat Okonomi-yaki style food. Menu is available in English. Food prices range from ¥580(cheese omelette) to ¥1900 (Steak), Drinks are ¥320(softdrinks) and ¥550(Beer). Lion's Den Across the street from the Barge. Old airline crew hang out. Local mom and pop restaurant with cheap dining selections.

Hitsujiya Narita, In Ometo-sando (Left into Omote-sando, approx 200mtrs along on left hand side(just after Thai restaurant on right, opposite Maxi...??)), ☎ 0476-85-7234. 5-11pm. Food is just great. Possibly a strong Korean influence. Only has 4-5 tables. Service is good, family run. Menu is only in Japanese, but owners have fair grasp of english. Locals also eat here. ¥380 - 1000. edit Shin Shin (しんしん), (On the right side of Omotesando just after the Chiba Shinyoukinkou 千葉信用金庫), ☎ 0476-22-4252. 11:30AM-2PM 5PM-11PM L.O. 10PM. Nice, quiet restaurant with good Japanese food. Kaiseki and other sets and a short selection of good sake and shochu. Menu is only in Japanese, but just select any set based on your budget.

¥2,000-¥6,000. edit Hitsujiya Narita, In Ometo-sando (Left into Omote-sando, approx 200mtrs along on left hand side(just after Thai restaurant on right, opposite Maxi...??)), ☎ 0476-85-7234. 5-11pm. narita ¥380 - 1000. edit Drink[ edit ][ add listing ] Barge-Inn, Omote-sandō (the road leading to the temple), [15] Great pub serving western-style food, plus local & international beers. Every Saturday there's live music and/or dancing. The JetLag Club, [16] . About 50yds round the corner from the Barge, there's another watering hole run by a Belgian guy named Vince. The beer's great, and the atmosphere is really friendly. Free popcorn is provided, as well as a delivery service from 'Papas'. The Cage Out of the JR train station, straight through the plaza, right at the AM/PM, down about 100 yards, across the street, 2nd floor.

Karaoke bar. 5.2.4 garage cafe, 512 kami-tyo narita, [17] . A small cafe with hot dogs and home made ginger ale and coffee and free Internet / wifi for travellers. edit Sleep[ edit ][ add listing ] Narita has a large number of hotels in the vicinity and they are often cheaper than hotels in central Tokyo thus it may be worthwhile staying out at the airport on your first/last night. If you want to get a cheap rate, however, do book in advance as rates and availability for walk up customers are highly variable. Budget[ edit ] Backpackers Fuji, 668-2, Kamicho (An 8 minute walk from both JR and Keisei station.), ☎ +81 476 240700, [18] . checkin: 2PM-10PM. A small, well equipped ryokan with two dorm rooms, shared toilets and kitchen. All brand new and well taken care of. Situated in a small street right behind the Omotesando main street. Run by a very nice couple with sufficient English skills. Please bring cash in Yen to pay on arrival.

¥ 2,700. (35.781921,140.316599) edit Mid-range[ edit ] Center Hotel Narita, 922 Hanazaki-cho, Narita (Short walk from Keisei Narita and JR Narita stations), 476-23-1133 (FAX: 476-23-1134), [19] . Free Continental Breakfast. Non Smoking Room. Stamp Card. VOD service. Comfort Hotel Narita, 968 Hanazaki-cho, Narita (Short walk from Keisei Narita and JR Narita stations), 476-24-6311 (FAX: 476-24-6321), [20] . Check in 3PM, Check out 10 AM. Singles from ¥5800, Twins from ¥6800, Doubles from ¥6500. Free continental breakfast.

From Narita Airport, take the Keisei Line Tokkyū train (about 3 departures per hour) to Keisei Narita station. Take the east exit, walk across the overpass, and the hotel will be on the left side. Facilities include complimentary broadband Internet. Mercure Hotel Narita, 818-1 Hanazaki-cho, Narita (Short walk from Keisei Narita and JR Narita stations), 476-23-7000 (FAX: 476-23-3911), [21] . Offers good, reasonably priced accommodation, with friendly staff, happy to speak English. It has a small but good selection of restaurants, and there's also a good bar, with TV, Pool Table, Internet Access etc. Radisson Hotel Narita, 650-35 Nanae, Tomisato City (Shuttle bus from airport or JR or Keisei Narita stations), 476-93-1234, [22] . 488 room deluxe-resort hotel, all guest rooms with complimentary high speed internet access, 15 min.

from Narita Int'l Airport and Narita Stn. & downtown, complimentary hotel shuttle bus provided. 60-70 min. from/to Tokyo Stn. by JR Highway Bus, 16 round trip a day scheduled with excellent upscale bus (1420 JPY one way). 13 hectares of beautiful green landscape makes your stay more comfortable and relaxing. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner at California Restaurant, Coffee and snacks at Coffee Corner, Vista Lounge with spacious & beautiful pool view, Nice & cool decoration sports bar, SuperStars. Richmond Narita, 970 Hanasaki-cho, Narita (Short walk from Keisei Narita and JR Narita stations), +81-476-24-6660 (FAX: +81-476-24-6661), [23] . From Narita Airport, take the Keisei Line Tokkyū train (about 3 departures per hour) to Keisei Narita station. Take the east exit, walk across the overpass, and the hotel will be on the left side. Free Airport Shuttle. Free Wi-Fi and Wired Internet access. VOD service.

Refrigerator and electric kettle in room. Trip Advisor Travels Choice 2012 Winner - Bargin with singles from 5500 JPY. Restaurant onsite. Non-smoking hotel. Get out[ edit ] If you have more than 8 hours to spare, you should seriously consider making the effort to visit Tokyo itself, although with limited time it really is best if you plan where you will go in advance of arriving at the airport. Routes through Narita Narita Airport (NRT) Narita Airport Hotels Narita Airport Tokyo has two airports , Narita International Airport (���c��`, Narita Kūkō, NRT), which handles a large number of international flights as well as domestic and international flights by many low-budget airlines, and the more centrally located Haneda Airport (HND), which handles the city's main share of domestic traffic and an increasing number of international flights. Narita Airport (formerly also known as New Tokyo International Airport) is located in the city of Narita in Chiba Prefecture , about 60 kilometers outside of Tokyo . It consists of three terminal buildings: terminal 1, terminal 2 and terminal 3.

Terminal 1 and 2 each have a railway station in their respective basements. Terminal 3 serves low-budget airlines and is connected with terminal 2 by a pedestrian walkway. Free shuttle buses operate between all three terminals. Narita Airport is connected with central Tokyo by multiple rail and bus lines: How to travel between Narita Airport and Tokyo Station By JR Narita Express Direct, 60 minutes, around 3000 yen, 1-2 connections per hour The most comfortable way of travel between Narita Airport and Tokyo Station is the JR Narita Express (NEX). The one way journey takes roughly one hour, costs around 3000 yen and is fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass , JR Tokyo Wide Area Pass and some other JR passes . There are departures every 30 to 60 minutes. The NEX Tokyo Round Trip Ticket for 4000 yen provides foreign travelers with a discounted round trip from the airport into Tokyo and back within a 2-week period.

By JR Sobu Line Direct, 90 minutes, 1320 yen, 1 connection per hour The JR Sobu Line (Rapid Service) is the slower but cheaper JR alternative to the Narita Express. The one way trip takes roughly 90 minutes and costs 1320 yen. There is about one departure per hour. By Keisei Skyliner 1 transfer, 55 minutes, 2360-2630 yen, 2 connections per hour Take the Keisei Skyliner from Narita Airport to Nippori Station (about 40 minutes, 2470 yen) and transfer to the JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line to get to Tokyo Station (10 minutes, 160 yen). There are connections every 20-40 minutes. If purchased in advance online or via a travel agent outside of Japan, foreign tourists can ride the Skyliner for just 2200 yen.

By Keisei Limited Express 1 transfer, 90 minutes, 1190 yen, 3 connections per hour Take the Keisei Limited Express from Narita Airport to Nippori Station (about 75 minutes, 1030 yen) and transfer to the JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line to get to Tokyo Station (10 minutes, 160 yen). There are connections every 20 minutes. By limousine bus Direct, 100 minutes, 3100 yen, 3-4 connections per hour Limousine buses to Tokyo Station depart Narita Airport every 15 to 20 minutes. The one way journey takes about 100 minutes and costs 3100 yen. In addition, there are direct limousine bus connections to several major hotels in the Tokyo Station area. A special round trip ticket for only 4500 yen is available to foreign tourists exclusively. By Tokyo Shuttle bus Direct, 90 minutes, 900-1000 yen, 3 connections per hour This discount bus service operates roughly three times per hour between Narita Airport and Tokyo Station.

The one way fare is 1000 yen during the day and 2000 yen for late-night and early-morning departures. If tickets are purchased in advance via the internet, the one way fare is 900 yen. The discounted fare also applies to purchases of tickets in direction of the airport made by phone or at a convenience store . By The Access Narita bus Direct, 90 minutes, 1000 yen, 2 connections per hour This discount bus service operates roughly three per hour between Narita Airport, Tokyo Station and Ginza Station. The one way fare is 1000 yen during the day and 2000 yen for late-night departures. Advance reservations are possible. Above fees and schedules are subject to change. For the current yen exchange rate, click here .

Means of access to/from Narita Airport JR Narita Express (NEX) About 1200 yen, 60 minutes to central Tokyo Departures every 40 minutes Trains named "Access Express" or "Airport Kaitoku" directly connect Narita Airport to Tokyo's other airport, Haneda Airport via the Narita Sky Access Line, Asakusa Subway Line and Keikyu Airport Line. Along the way they stop several times in central Tokyo, including Asakusa , Ginza and Shinagawa . Seat reservations are not possible. Bus About 900-3200 yen, 60-90 minutes to central Tokyo Several bus companies offer connections to various places in the Tokyo area and neighboring prefectures , including direct connections to major hotels across central Tokyo. Conventional "limousine buses" cost around 3200 yen one way, but several cheaper bus services have entered the competition recently, offering one way fares of around 1000 yen.

Taxi About 20,000 yen, 60-90 minutes to central Tokyo Because Narita Airport is located about 60 km outside of Tokyo, a taxi ride into central Tokyo is very expensive and not recommended to common travelers. What to see around Narita Airport Narita Airport is located 60 kilometers or a one hour train ride outside of central Tokyo . When planning a short excursion into central Tokyo, you should allot at least three hours for the train trip in and out of the city, and check the schedule for your return trip in advance. There are also a few points of interest in the vicinity of the airport itself, including Naritasan , a large and popular temple complex in Narita City . An excursion from the airport to Naritasan requires at least three hours, to be on the safe side. See the Narita section for details on other attractions around the airport. Share this: Narita, Chiba Prefecture - Go Japan Go Home > Location > Chiba Prefecture > Narita Introduction Narita City is the location of Narita Airport, the main international airport for Tokyo.

Narita is actually located in Chiba Prefecture, about 70Km from central Tokyo and is effectively a satellite city or suburb of Tokyo. Hotels near Narita International Airport, Tokyo - BEST HOTEL RATES Near Airports, Tokyo - Japan Hotels near Narita International Airport nearest hotel March 29, 2016 0.26 km. Ideal for fun and relaxation, Nine hours Narita Airport Hotel is located in the Narita International Airport area of Tokyo. This 2.5-star hotel can be easily accessed from the airport. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations. Take advantage of a wealth of unrivaled services and amenities at this Tokyo hotel. The hotel provides safety deposit boxes, shops, Wi-Fi in public areas, luggage storage, and lockers to ensure all guests the greatest comfort. Experience high quality room facilities during your stay here. Some rooms include air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet access, and heating for your comfortable stay. Nine hours Narita Airport Hotel is a smart choice for travelers to Tokyo, offering a relaxed and hassle-free stay every time. March 15, 2016 0.42 km.

The Narita Tobu Hotel Airport is ideally located next to the Narita International Airport. Simplicity and swift service and all the essential amenities are available. All the rooms have an airport vie and high-speed Internet access. The facilities include a swimming pool and a fitness center. The attentive staff is willing to help as guides for the surrounding area. There are a number of places of interest near the hotel including the Narita Tourist Pavillion which serves as a tourist information center. Tokyo Disneyland and the National Museum of Natural History are also nearby. Our secure online booking form makes reserving your room at Narita Tobu Hotel Airport simple - just fill in your desired dates and click. March 13, 2016 0.46 km. If what you're looking for is a conveniently located hotel in Tokyo, look no further than Narita Airport Rest House. Situated only from the city center, guests are well located to enjoy the town's attractions and activities. A haven of rest and relaxation, the hotel will offer total renewal just steps away from the city's numerous attractions such as Narita International Airport, Sei Maria Memorial Hospital, Asano Clinic.

Offering hotel guests superior services and a broad range of amenities, Narita Airport Rest House is committed to ensuring that your stay is as comfortable as possible. Top features of the hotel include free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park. Step into one of 209 inviting rooms and escape the stresses of the day with a wide range of amenities such as towels, television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms which can be found in some rooms. Besides, the hotel's host of recreational offerings ensures you have plenty to do during your stay. Narita Airport Rest House is your one-stop destination for quality hotel accommodations in Tokyo. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 0.51 km. Ideal for fun and relaxation, Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko is located in the Narita International Airport area of Tokyo. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations. At Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko, the excellent service and superior facilities make for an unforgettable stay.

Free Wi-Fi in all rooms, car park, airport transfer, family room, elevator are just a few of the facilities that set Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko apart from other hotels in the city. All guest accommodations feature thoughtful amenities to ensure an unparalleled sense of comfort. Besides, the hotel's host of recreational offerings ensures you have plenty to do during your stay. Discover an engaging blend of professional service and a wide array of features at Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 0.53 km. Well-placed in the sightseeing, business, and shopping area of Tokyo, Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko provides a most conducive spot for you to take a break from your busy days. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. Also within easy reach is Narita International Airport. At Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko, every effort is made to make guests feel comfortable. To do so, the hotel provides the best in services and amenities. To name a few of the hotel's facilities, there is an elevator and Wi-Fi in public areas.

Experience high quality room facilities, including a hair dryer, desk, shower, Internet access, and an LCD/plasma screen TV, to help you recharge after a long day. Superb facilities and an excellent location make the Toyoko Inn Narita Kuko the perfect base from which to enjoy your stay in Tokyo. February 25, 2016 0.7 km. Travelers will find the Hotel Nikko Narita to be an excellent property for their visit to Tokyo. Included in all rooms are air conditioning, a television, and free Wi-Fi. Featuring conveniences such as room service, dry cleaning and laundry, a salon, restaurants, and morning calls, the Hotel Nikko Narita is sure to make each guest's trip an enjoyable one. After a day of work or exploring, the outdoor pool is one of the ways to unwind. To continue with your reservation at Hotel Nikko Narita, please enter your arrival and departure dates into our secure online form. March 22, 2016 0.7 km. Conveniently located next to Narita International Airport, this is the largest hotel in the city. The modern rooms are spacious and offer pleasing views of the surrounding vista.

There are rooms and services available for the business traveler. The dining options are equally comprehensive with a choice of Japanese and international cuisine in attractive settings. An impressive choice of recreational activities include tennis courts, a sauna, and an indoor swimming pool situated in a Romanesque setting. Good service, friendly staff, and a convenient location combine to make this hotel a good choice. Marroad International Hotel Narita can be easily booked with our secure online booking form. Simply enter your dates and click to proceed. January 18, 2017 1.13 km. Featuring an indoor pool, sauna and 17th-floor restaurants, ANA Crowne Plaza is a 10-minute ride from Narita Airport on the free shuttle. Spacious rooms with a flat-screen TV are offered. The air-conditioned rooms at the ANA Crowne Plaza Narita include a tea maker and attached bathroom with bathtub. Guests can enjoy video-on-demand movies and a minibar. Keisei Narita Train Station is a 15-minute drive away, and the hotel runs a free shuttle to the station. Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple is also a 15-minute drive from the hotel.

Futsal courts and a tennis court are available, and a 24-hour gym is located at Health Club Santeloi. Internet terminals and massage services are available, for a fee. A buffet breakfast is served daily at Ceres. Grilled meats and seafood are paired with panoramic views at Teppanyaki Narita. Sky Dining Saifu has a range of wines and Western and Japanese dishes. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 1.68 km. This 3-star accommodation provides 501 beautifully furnished guestrooms and attentive service. In-room facilities include air conditioning, television, a hair dryer, and coffee/tea. Complimentary amenities provided at this ideal hotel consist of a restaurant, laundry service, room service, and tour desk. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the leisure facilities provided on-site which includes a steam room, sauna, and spa. Every guest will have a memorable stay with the hotel's stylish facilities and great service. To book a room at Narita View Hotel, please choose the period of your stay and submit our secure online booking form. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 1.86 km.

This hotel is one of the best options for those seeking a location within close proximity to the international airport and those wishing to explore the city. The international airport is only 10 minutes away by free shuttle, and the hotel is an hour from central Tokyo. For further convenience, sightseeing tours can be arranged by the hotel. Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Hotel boasts elegant, stylishly designed guestrooms with views overlooking the charming city. The hotel features large banquet halls and meeting rooms where guests can conduct private meetings and events. On-site restaurants include Baien Chinese Restaurant, promising a culinary journey around China, and Matsukaze Japanese Restaurant with a sushi bar. Guests can enjoy the four-lane indoor pool after a long day of sightseeing. Java Cafe is an internet cafe providing high-speed Internet access. With its modern fittings and services, Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Hotel caters to all types of guests. March 13, 2016 1.94 km. Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu is a colossal hotel with 712 guestrooms and a host of leisure and business facilities. The hotel is conveniently located 10 minutes from Narita Airport and 80 minutes by car from central Tokyo.

Guests can relax in the tranquility of the hotel’s traditional Japanese garden or explore nearby places of historical beauty such as the Narita Shrine and Shinshoji Temple. The rooms are functional, well kept, and convenient with essential facilities such as direct line telephones and cable TV. There is an excellent choice of sports and recreational activities including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, and a fitness club. Guests can be spoilt by the choice of dining options which include restaurants specializing in Western, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine in locations with impressive views of the airport. To continue with your reservation at Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu, please enter your arrival and departure dates into our secure online form. March 13, 2016 1.98 km. This is a combination of great convenience and excellent hospitality. Narita Gateway Hotel is only a 10-minute drive from Narita International Airport and about the same distance to Narita. All rooms are built in a European style with a commitment to offer highest comfort and relaxation. The décor features warm colors and gives off a warm atmosphere. The Senses restaurant, although open for breakfast time only, offers a breakfast buffet with a great selection of Japanese as well as Western cuisine.

Conference and banquet venues are also available, and other leisure facilities including a fully equipped fitness room at your service. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 2.04 km. The hotel provides 103 clean and comfortable guestrooms and is conveniently located very close to the Narita International Airport. Hotel Sky Court NARITA is just 10 minutes away from the Narita International Airport. The 2-star hotel is also about two hours from Haneda Airport and one hour from the JR Tokyo Station. A free shuttle bus is provided by the hotel that will efficiently take guests to the Narita Airport. It is also within easy reach of most tourist attractions, commercial areas, and business addresses. The hotel is especially ideal for travelers with stopover flights in Tokyo. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 2.88 km. Hotel Blanc Chapel Christmas, located in Narita International Airport, Tokyo, is a popular choice for travelers. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations. At Hotel Blanc Chapel Christmas, the excellent service and superior facilities make for an unforgettable stay.

The hotel provides 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 24-hour security, taxi service, 24-hour front desk to ensure our guests the greatest comfort. Hotel Blanc Chapel Christmas is home to 24 bedrooms. All are tastefully furnished and many even provide such comforts as closet, clothes rack, air conditioning, soundproofing, alarm clock. Besides, the hotel's host of recreational offerings ensures you have plenty to do during your stay. When you are looking for comfortable and convenient accommodations in Tokyo, make Hotel Blanc Chapel Christmas your home away from home. March 6, 2016 2.93 km. This hotel's location is convenient for accessing all parts of Tokyo, just an eight-minute drive to Narita and 12 minutes to Narita Airport. All of the 463 rooms at the International Garden Hotel Narita are well equipped and suitable for both tourists and business travelers. The décor blends tradition with modernism to ensure guests a comfortable stay. There is a choice of dining facilities, including Wings Restaurant, a buffet-styled restaurant specializing in international fare. There is a patio outside the restaurant where diners can eat alfresco during the summer.

For business travelers, there are a lot of meeting rooms and conference facilities that include high-speed Internet access. There are outdoor tennis courts, a gymnasium, and exercise bikes for those who wish to work out, and a Jacuzzi to help guests unwind between tourist excursions and business trips. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 3.43 km. Renovated in 2012, the The Hedistar Hotel Narita guarantees guests a pleasant stay whether in Tokyo for business or pleasure. Only 8.5km away, this 3-star hotel can be easily accessed from the airport. Also within easy reach are Hiyoshidai Hospital, Kyomasu Internal Medicine Clinic, Kaname Orthopedic Surgery. Take advantage of a wealth of unrivaled services and amenities at this Tokyo hotel. This hotel offers numerous on-site facilities to satisfy even the most discerning guest. Hotel accommodations have been carefully appointed to the highest degree of comfort and convenience. In some of the rooms, guests can find television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning. The hotel offers many unique recreational opportunities such as massage.

When you are looking for comfortable and convenient accommodations in Tokyo, make The Hedistar Hotel Narita your home away from home. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 3.51 km. Whether you're a tourist or traveling on business, International Guesthouse Azure Narita is a great choice for accommodation when visiting Tokyo. Only 5.6 km away, this 1-star hotel can be easily accessed from the airport. Visitors to the hotel can take pleasure in touring the city's top attractions: Kaname Orthopedic Surgery, Hiyoshidai Hospital, Amano Dental Clinic. At International Guesthouse Azure Narita, the excellent service and superior facilities make for an unforgettable stay. Guests of the hotel can enjoy on-site features like free Wi-Fi in all rooms, luggage storage, Wi-Fi in public areas, tours, laundry service. The ambiance of International Guesthouse Azure Narita is reflected in every guestroom. internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning, heating are just some of the facilities that can be found throughout the property. Besides, the hotel's host of recreational offerings ensures you have plenty to do during your stay.

Whatever your purpose of visit, International Guesthouse Azure Narita is an excellent choice for your stay in Tokyo. Hotel Area: Narita International Airport 3.7 km. Located in the lovely area of Narita International Airport, Richmond Hotel Narita enjoys a commanding position in the shopping, sightseeing, business hub of Tokyo. Only 0.5 km from the city center, the hotel's strategic location ensures that guests can quickly and easily reach many local points of interest. No less exceptional is the hotel's easy access to the city's myriad attractions and landmarks, such as Kyomasu Internal Medicine Clinic, Hiyoshidai Hospital, Kaname Orthopedic Surgery. Simply put, all the services and amenities you have come to expect from Richmond Hotel are right in the comfort of your own home. The hotel offers access to a vast array of services, including free Wi-Fi in all rooms, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, room service, airport transfer. Hotel accommodations have been carefully appointed to the highest degree of comfort and convenience. In some of the rooms, guests can find television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning.

The hotel's recreational facilities, which include massage are designed for escape and relaxation. Discover an engaging blend of professional service and a wide array of features at Richmond Hotel Narita. Japan National Tourism Organization | Plan Your Trip | > Transportation | International Airport Access | Narita Airport (Tokyo) 60 min. 3,020 yen non-stop to Tokyo Station. Some trains go to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Yokohama. The N'EX TOKYO Direct Ticket (One-way) : 1,500yen only available from Narita Airport to to major stations in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Sobu Line Rapid Train East Japan Railway (JR-EAST) 90 min. 1,320 yen to Tokyo Station. At Tokyo, the Sobu Line becomes the Yokosuka Line for Yokohama and points beyond in the Miura peninsula. Skyliner 36 min. 2,470 yen to Nippori Station. Keisei Limited Express Access to Narita International Airport Limousine Buses The limousine bus service departing from Narita Airport has a vast network of routes across the Tokyo metropolitan area.

It links Narita Airport with the Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT), the Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT), Haneda Airport and most major Tokyo hotels. Buses leave from in front of the arrival lobby at Narita Airport, taking you directly to the entrance of major hotels in Tokyo together with your baggage. The buses operate every day leaving every 5 to 30 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at the 1st Floor Arrival Lobby. 46,800yen * Expressway tolls are not included in these fixed fares. * Expressway tolls and other actual charges incurred are the responsibility of the passenger in addition to the fixed fare. * The meter will be used if passengers elect to travel via non-expressway route. * Discounts are available for disabled passengers. Operated by Narita International Airport Taxi Operators Committee (11 companies) 0476-34-8755 Airport Services Tourist Information Center Stop at the TICs located in the arrival lobby of Passenger Terminal 1 and Passenger Terminal 2 for information. They are staffed by multilingual travel experts who can answer questions and provide free maps and brochures.

A stop at the TIC saves travel-planning time in advance. Office hours are from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, every day all year-round. Money Exchange Japanese public transport, stores and restaurants are legally forbidden to accept foreign currencies. You do need small amounts of yen currency for immediate needs. If you have foreign bank notes other than U.S. dollars, it is wise to convert some of them in to yen while at the airport. Traveler's Checks can be cashed quickly at banks, but few stores or restaurants accept them. Unused yen (bank notes only; no coins) can be reconverted into foreign currencies at the airport with no limitation, provided the exchange center has sufficient funds for re-conversion. For handling currency exchange, there are 16 banks and 2 post offices at the airport, with one or more open from 6:30am to 11:00pm Japan Rail Pass Order Exchange Obtain your Japan Rail Pass by exchanging your Exchange Order at the airport's Japan Railway (JR) ticket counter (open daily 6:45 am to 9:30 pm).

The date of validation of your Pass can be any day within 3 months of the issuing date of your Exchange Order. You can use the Pass for the JR train trip between Narita Airport and Tokyo. Luggage Delivery If you do not wish to carry your luggage, you can arrange to have it delivered to your hotel in Tokyo the next day. Delivery service counters at the airport include ABC Co. Ltd., Kamataki Unyu Co. Ltd. (QL Liner), New Passenger Service (NPS), Sky Porter and Green Port Agency (GPA). Charge per piece up to 30kg is 2,000 yen.

Tokyo City Air Terminal｜Routes,Timetables,Fares｜Airport Limousine Bus Destination 3 Tokyo City Air Terminal(TCAT)、Tokyo Station and Nihombashi、Ikebukuro、Mejiro, Kudan, Korakuen、Hibiya、Ginza and Shiodome、Akasaka and Roppongi(via TCAT)、Shibuya and Futakotamagawa、Takeshiba and Rinkai Fukutoshin (Tokyo Water Front) 4 Tachikawa、Shinjuku、Akasaka and Roppongi、Asakusa, Kinshicho, Toyosu・Toyocho・Shin-Kiba Station 5 Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT)、Minatomirai、Haneda Airport、Shinagawa、Takao,Hachioji、Chofu、Tama 6 Tokyo Disney Resort、Shin-Urayasu、Fujimino, Niiza, Shiki, Asakadai、Shin Koshigaya, Soka, Yashio 9 Tokyo NRT Airport Shuttle Service GO Airport Shuttle provides cost-effective airport transportation service for its passengers.

Tokyo Airport Shuttle Service With over 30 million passengers cycling Narita every year, the demand for airport shuttle services is very high. Shared ride van Get close to nature by taking a shared ride van and traveling to awesome places like the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. The spot has quite a lot to offer. Private van When traveling with a group of about four, there is no better way to travel to places like Asakusa than through the services of our private vans. Private sedan If for a traveler who is religion oriented, a private sedan works pretty efficiently in getting you to religious spots like Senso Ji Temple. Local personal driver A local personal driver is certain to accord you exhilarating airport transfers to or from the Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport). They are well trained and committed to giving you satisfying services. Private SUV You can make your trip a lot better by visiting certain government buildings like the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office. For such travels, you need seamless travel services as those that are offered by our private SUVs. Taxi Cab Ueno Park is also among the fine places in Tokyo. Convenient travels can be acquired from the taxicabs that we offer. They are available for both pickup and drop off services.

Stretched limousine When you are out to treat your spouse to an awesome experience of this region, try out Edo Tokyo Museum in our stretched limousine. Bus When out on a sightseeing tour, you are highly likely to find our buses an awesome travel option. With them, you will get to places such as the Tokyo Tower. Worldwide › Asia › Japan › Tokyo Tokyo Narita Airport Shuttles Tokyo is one of the top economic and touristic hubs in the globe. So, a lot of people from different parts of the globe troop to this charming Japanese city to transact business and to explore the natural and manmade beauties that dot the landscape of Tokyo. There are excellent airport shuttle services that are in the business of providing safe, reliable, and comfortable airport shuttle services to passengers. Some of the reliable and trusted airport shuttle services that service the Narita International include Blacklane, Tokyo Limo, Super Shuttle, TT Shuttle, and GO Airport Shuttle. Most of these shuttle services also provide luxury car service if needed by their clients. Hotels near NRT There are a lot of world-class hotels sited close to Narita International to cater for the accommodation and lodging needs of travelers.

Some of the hotels located close to the airport include: Narita Gateway Hotel, this hotel is located within a few kilometers from Narita International. Some of the facilities in this hotel include a well-stocked bar, an outdoor swimming pool, and a spa center. Hilton Tokyo Narita Hotel, located 1.86km from Narita International Airport and embodies everything the Hilton hotel brand is renowned for. Some of the facilities in this hotel include a gymnasium, a spa center, an outdoor swimming pool, and a well-stocked bar. About Tokyo Airport The Narita International Airport is one of the two airports that connect Tokyo to several different cities across the globe. The other international airport in Tokyo is the Haneda International Airport. Formerly known as the New Tokyo International Airport, Narita International Airport is a publicly owned airport and is operated and managed by the Narita Airport Authority (NAA). It is located in the city of Narita in the Chiba Prefecture, which is 60km east of Tokyo. This airport has a IATA code of NRT and a ICAO code of RJAA. Narita International Airport serves the Greater Tokyo Area.

While the Haneda International Airport caters for most of the domestic flights arriving and departing Tokyo, the Narita International Airport caters for most of the international flights coming to Tokyo; it is the point of entry of most of the international flights coming to Tokyo. Narita International Airport is the major air traffic connection point between Asia and North America. This airport connects Tokyo to 101 cities in 33 countries in 3 different continents. Information about NRT Though Narita International Airport handles majority of the international air traffic in Tokyo, it still caters for domestic flights. This airport’s domestic network connects Tokyo to 14 Japanese cities including Naha, Oita, Kagoshima, Sapporo, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Osaka, Ishigaki, Sendai, Fukuoka, Matsuyama, Asahikawa and Niigata. Narita International Airport is classified by the Japanese Aviation Authorities as a first class airport. Over 30 million passengers cycle this world-class Tokyo airport every year. Narita International Airport has the 13th highest number of international passengers annually and the 7th highest number of international cargoes among all the international airports in the World.

This airport caters for 50% of the international passengers and 60% of the international cargoes that arrives and departs the shores of Japan. Some of the major airlines that service this airport include Japan Airlines, Vanilla Air, Jetstar Japan, All Nippon Airways and Nippon Cargo Airlines. NRT Contact Information

Question: Narita international airport serves which city?
Answer: Tokyo