We picked the Radisson because of its close location to Narita Airport. The reservation was made through a popular on line site and the rate was excellent. We found the bus stop for the free shuttle service right outside the arrivals hall and the shuttle comes along every thirthy minutes or so. Check in at the hotel was quick and... more

After paying atrocious prices for matchbox size rooms in the rest of Japan, this is a great place to spend the last night of your stay. The rooms are big and inexpensive, the property is expansive and is located in a quaint rural settling. Great place for a morning jog among the underrated Japanese countryside. With a wide breakfast spread,... more

This hotel has both an indoor and outdoor pool and a small playground. Rooms are nice and clean. Meals are expensive and the shuttle bus only comes once an hour. The town of Narita is worth a visit. more

Change of flight plans made it necessary for us to find nearby lodging. Radisson Hotel Narita was not our first choice, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise for these values: Convenience; Comfort; Cleanliness; Friendly & Courteous Service; Outstanding East-West Food & Beverage; Touch of Local Culture; Peaceful and Spacious Grounds & Surroundings; Choice of Recreation; Shopping &... more

We stayed here for 1 night after arriving from the states on a 5 pm flight. We figured we'd be too tired to move on that evening and we were right. The Radisson met our needs - provided us with an affordable, convenient, clean and quiet place to stay upon arrival before heading to Kyoto the next day. There is... more

My husband and I decided at the last minute to spend our last night in the Tokyo area at a hotel near the airport rather than at our son's distant suburban apartment, and we lucked into this hotel during an Internet search two days before our morning departure from Narita. We were lucky not just because we ended up in... more

Radisson hotel can said to be a low price resort not hotel. The location is bad as it is too far from the station and there really nothing much around the around the area. There is only one restaurant in the Radisson and the price is high. A Japanese plum wine which only fit one mouth can cost 600 Yen.... more

We had a one-night stopover in Narita and stayed in this pleasant hotel. Staff were very friendly and professional, the shuttle from/to the airport was complimentary, it was quiet and was just what we needed. We had tried to book through wotif and other booking agencies but didn't seem to be able to book ONE room only for us and... more

We stayed at this hotel on the way to Paris. We booked for junior suite room. The room was big enough for 4 of us (2adult and 2 children) and very clean and modern. Eventhough we had to wait for shuttle service to the hotel, it was OK for us. The driver was very polite. The hotel itself was clean... more