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This was my second stay. I stayed to watch a baseball game, so it is a little far from ZOZO Marine Stadium. It’s great that Route Inn’s system lets you check availability from your Room for the large public bath, the breakfast venue, and even the coin laundry. The breakfast isn’t elaborate, but everything is delicious. The front desk and dining staff are all efficient and kind, making this a comfortable and satisfying Accommodation.

I stayed here while reuniting with an old friend. As soon as I entered the Room, fireworks at Marine Stadium went off, making it feel like a warm welcome. The check-in and guidance were very courteous, and breakfast the next morning was truly delicious. My friend who traveled from far away was also very happy. I will stay here again. Thank you very much, and congratulations on your 35th anniversary!

It was very clean and well maintained. The private open-air bath in the Room was wonderfully relaxing. Since it was summer and the Room was on the first floor, a few insects did drop by the open-air bath at night—part of the charm. If that bothers you, a morning soak is recommended. Having the toilet on a separate route from the shower room and washroom is very convenient when staying with multiple people. Overall, I think it’s a very good Hotel. The meals also felt just right in terms of variety.

It was compact yet clean. This is a Hotel where women can feel safe staying. It’s also close to the station, and there are restaurants nearby at night, making it very convenient. I will use it again.

I stayed for an event, and thanks to a complimentary Room upgrade, I was able to relax and enjoy my time. The Room was spacious and comfortable—I even stepped out of the event to come back and unwind. I had a Multiple Night Stay, and the meals changed each day, so I truly enjoyed them. If I’m ever in Makuhari again, I’d love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

Stayed after the New Year holidays at a very affordable price. This was my second stay, and check-in was easy and convenient using a QR code. The Hotel staff kindly assisted me as well. The bathroom and toilet are separate, allowing for a relaxing bath, and the bed is extremely comfortable. Located right in front of Chiba-Chuo Station, the access is excellent. There are also convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, making it highly recommended!

I stayed here for shopping. Just across the road is an outlet mall, and the Accommodation rate was very reasonable, so I was able to spend more on shopping and dining! Kaihin-Makuhari is close enough for a day trip from home, but at this price range, I’d definitely like to stay here again.

I stayed one night at Hotel New Otani for the first time in a while, and once again I was impressed by their outstanding hospitality. From the doorman and bell staff to the dining attendants, everyone was truly professional. There was none of that “new staff” or “part-time” feel you sometimes find at other hotels—every team member delivered refined, high-end service, and I was very satisfied. Breakfast was also relaxed and elegant. Especially during the buffet, I admired how professionally the service staff managed the floor. Everything was truly delicious. Thank you for a wonderful meal.

This is a very quiet and clean Hotel. It’s close to the station, which was really convenient. Both the bed and the shower room were spacious, so I could relax. I didn’t expect amenities like cleansing oil or toner, but there was a great selection of individually packaged items, and plenty of tea bags as well. The staff were friendly and approached me when I seemed to need help. There are several staff members, so I was assisted without having to wait. If I had to mention anything: The spout on the electric kettle was broken. The shower room had a slight odor (from the drain). Breakfast was a little disappointing. Japanese dishes and drinks were well stocked. The bread, pasta, and salads were excellent and delicious, but it was disappointing that some Western-style side dishes were gone (maybe because they were popular). It might have been better to go earlier.

Probably the closest Hotel to Soga Station, with excellent access. As noted on the Hotel’s website, the public bath is quite small: in the men’s area there are three washing stations, and the tub is only just large enough for three people at a squeeze. Since it’s open all night, I had no issues with crowds when I went late at night. The after-bath treats and late-night soba were provided as usual, just like at other Dormy Inn properties. The guest room felt a bit dated around the unit-bath area, but the room with a mini-kitchen-like setup was surprisingly convenient. I was also impressed by how well the air conditioning cooled. It’s a little away from central Chiba City, but that means it’s in a quiet area. Since the Keiyo Line starts here, being able to get a seat all the way to Kaihin-Makuhari or Maihama is a big plus.

My spouse, our first-grade son, and I stayed here, and our son—who loves bunk beds—really liked the Room. He was also delighted with the breakfast curry rice and cereal. There are Coco’s and Kappa Sushi nearby, so we had no trouble finding dinner options.

We stayed for two nights because our child had a soccer match nearby. The Onsen, with its black mineral water, was very relaxing, and we were able to unwind. We chose the Plan with two meals included, and everything was delicious—I think we even gained a little weight from eating so much. The breakfast in particular was great, with a wide variety of side dishes. On the way home we got caught in torrential rain and had a difficult trip back, and I hope all the staff were safe. Everyone was very kind, and it’s an Accommodation we would love to visit again.

We stayed on a Plan with breakfast included. There were children’s toys, and the dog characters seemed fun for our child to look at. It’s very close to the outlet mall, and the view from the breakfast venue was wonderful with the ocean in sight. This is a Hotel we would definitely like to visit again.

I stayed here several times back when it was the Mitsui Garden Hotel, but after COVID the room rates had risen quite a bit, which made it a tough choice. Now that it has been reborn as the Royal Pines Hotel, the rates are more reasonable. The Facility and Room were clean and well maintained, and the staff’s hospitality was excellent. The breakfast buffet was also very impressive. It seems like a great option not only for business trips but also for family travel. I’d love to stay here again when I visit Chiba.

My son stayed here during a trip to Chiba. Because this Hotel is located very close to the Chiba Park Exit of Chiba Station, I felt comfortable letting him stay there. He was very satisfied with the pillow rental service that lets you choose a pillow that suits you, the welcome drink bar at check-in, the large Onsen bath, and the delicious breakfast. Considering the price for this level of service, I felt it offered outstanding value for money. I’d like to stay here myself someday. Thank you!

I stayed for one night during an event at Makuhari Messe. While it isn’t the newest, it felt relaxing and comfortable, and stepping outside I could immediately enjoy the greenery of a nearby park. The Room was very clean, and I was completely satisfied. The shower had great water pressure, making my stay even more pleasant. Thank you very much!

Conveniently located next to the station, making it very easy to use. The cleaning staff were very polite in their interactions. One concern was that the hairdryer had some dust or debris tangled in it. Other than that, the bathroom and toilet were clean, and I had a comfortable stay.

Due to a flight delay, I couldn’t get home and made a Reservation in a hurry, so I accidentally booked a smoking Room. After check-in, I noticed the smell as soon as I got off the elevator and spoke with the front desk. They kindly accommodated my request and promptly prepared a non-smoking Room for me. Thank you very much.

I stayed here for a live show at Makuhari Messe. It’s close to the station, and the area around the Hotel has everything—supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores—so it was perfect. The Room was more spacious than I expected and very comfortable, and the buffet was delicious. The Hotel staff were kind, and when I headed out for the second day’s show, they even thoughtfully gave me a cooling towel, which was a big help. This is a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

Breakfast featured a rich curry, healthy grated yam (tororo), the house specialties of raw egg and fried egg, natto, seafood furikake, and other dishes that made you want to dig into bowl after bowl of rice. Of course, there were also salads and bread, fish, hijiki side dishes, soba noodles, miso soup, pickled plums (umeboshi), and nori seaweed. Free drinks and yogurt were available as well. Everything was delicious, and I left completely full.