Been staying in this place for over 20 years, in a suburb of Tokyo. It is in a rather fancy tourist district about 3 blocks from Tokyo bay. It is connected to the bay by a series of elevated, covered walkways. There is beach access. A large baseball stadium is also on the beach. The hotel has several very good... More

I come to Makuhari for a trade show most Decembers, and this hotel has always been booked solid in the past. This time got a room for 3 nights at $230 a night (inc taxes), which isn't bad while the dollar is at 80 yen.Very typical mid-range Japanese hotel. Room looking a little tired, but acceptable. Was able to cool... More

+ comfortable, clean and quiet + spacious (by Tokyo standards) and well designed living space + great bathroom with shower, bath and amenities + staff willing to serve - rigid, unyielding check-in rule (can't get in room before 2:00 pm) - no wireless internet access - too few electrical outlets - no on site free gym That said, this is... More

perfect service, always clean, friendly staff, rooms sometimes a little bit small, but doable…i really enjoyed every stay in this hotel. good shopping possibilitys very close. only 30 minutes to tokio city centre by train which departs 3 minutes away.

Good business hôtel, great location for the exhibition center , easy access by train Relatively large rooms for Japan But the buffet breakfast is really poor It is too bad that they charge a fortune for Internet access! I did not try the restaurant but there are many available in walking distance in the mall close by

Stayed at the New Otani Makahuri for an event. Good standard overall, comfortable rooms, (although no wireless Internet in bedrooms - tsk, tsk!), good service. If you are coming to Japan for a vacation, avoid this hotel though! It is very beige and slightly frumpy. The surrounding area is rather sterile and depressing.

For a hotel in Japan this property has pretty spacious rooms. Two double beds, a sitting area with love seat, coffee table and chair plus a desk ... can't forget the wet bar area .. and still room to walk around! With covered walk ways to Makuhari Messe, JR station and the outlet mall, perfect location if your in town... More

I need to admit I am not a great fan of generic, large, beige hotels, this is one of those. I am on business so its easy to find yourself in these characterless places. Having said that the staff here are flawlessly helpful, the rooms are fairly standard really (I paid a standard rate) nothing jazzy or out of the... More

The service, as one would expect from a High-Class Japanese hotel, is impeccable. The staff are very friendly and anxious to please, although their English may not always be the best. This is however, made up for in zeal and politeness. The rooms are small, typically for Tokyo, and a little dated and plain. However, everything works beautifully and is... More