Providing free WiFi throughout the property, Quintessa Hotel Chiba Funabashi is set in Funabashi, 5.2 km from Chiba Museum of Science and Industry and 5.3 km from Nikke Colton Plaza.
Bintang
Indonesia
- The hotel seems just got renovated and renewed, so everything in the room feels nice, clean, and in top condition. It even includes a fairly large smart TV, even in the single room. The building is however is a bit old.
- The hotel is located around 10-minute walk from the nearest JR station, Funabashi station, and 9-minute walk to a private railway company station, Keisei Funabashi station.
- It has coin laundry you can use at a particular floor. It also has a restaurant at the 1st floor.
- The bathroom is clean, and the toilet is just what you would expect from a Japanese toilet, which includes automatic flush and a bidet.
- The bed is fairly large for a single person. The room is quite small, however you can still freely lay down your medium-sized luggage inside the room.
- The staffs are very friendly and helpful and give exceptional level of hospitality.
- Smooth check-in process, however there are some fees if you want to do early check-in as I did at the time of staying there.
Set in Funabashi, 6.2 km from Chiba Museum of Science and Industry and 6.2 km from Shopping Mall SHOPS, Funabashi-honchou 4choume kodate #MF1 provides accommodation with amenities such as free WiFi...
Hotel Lei is an adult only hotel that offers accommodation in Funabashi. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels and blu-ray player, as well as a CD player are featured.
Very clean, extremely well maintained. Good supplies.
Situated a 2-minute walk from Nishi-Funabashi Station, 西船橋駅前 HOTEL provides rooms with air conditioning in Funabashi. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom.
Funabashi is a perfect slice of genuine Japan. The people there were so kind, and it was a perfect place to see what the lives of the Japanese people are really like. It didn't feel sterilized and curated, it felt genuine.
I met the most amazing people on earth there, and it was a joy to wander through the narrow streets of Funabashi seeing different aspects of their culture and city. The people there were very kind and helpful, so if I was ever lost or just wanted to talk it was not hard to find someone who would help.
The Funabashi Daijingu felt very spiritual to me, and I truly believe it is a holy place. I was awestruck, and was moved to tears.
There were lots of places to eat the local dishes, even an Okinawa-style Izakaya which is my favorite place on earth. If you go there tell the bartender Teddy says hi!
Teddy
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