Vessel Inn Keisei Tsudanuma Station Deluxe Single Room

For a 3-night, 4-day trip to Tokyo, on the third day, I arrived at Haneda Airport around 9:30 PM, delayed by 20 minutes from Obihiro. Due to the skyrocketing accommodation prices in Tokyo, I decided to stay in Tsudanuma, Narashino City, Chiba Prefecture. The nonstop limousine bus from Haneda drops you off just a minute away from the hotel, and the price is reasonable at around 7,000 yen. Additionally, the location is perfect for meeting a friend who lives nearby in Tokyo. Back in March, I won the Starbucks Japan Reward Ready Bag through an entry, and I’m picking it up during this trip. With this, plus the excellent breakfast offered by Vessel Hotels, it’s truly a win-win situation. The hotel is a 10-story building, with the reception and restaurant/lounge located on the 10th floor. Outside of breakfast hours, the lounge serves as a free guest area offering complimentary beverages. The hotel is conveniently connected to Keisei Tsudanuma Station via the 2nd-floor exit. I checked in around 10:30 PM and was assigned a room on the 9th floor, the top floor, with a distant view of the Tokyo Skytree. The area around the hotel is quite quiet, as most of the commercial activity has shifted to the JR Tsudanuma side. Nearby, there’s only a McDonald’s and a busy supermarket on the first floor of the hotel.🤣 However, there are some pubs where I spent time with my friend. The peaceful surroundings ensure a good night’s sleep. The breakfast is abundant, featuring unlimited servings of two types of tuna and mentaiko. Both Narita and Haneda airports are about 45 minutes away. The hotel is close to transfer stations, making it convenient for traveling to places like Kashiwa Station the next day. From the breakfast area, you can also enjoy views of landmarks like Apa Resort and the skyline of Kaihin Makuhari. Thank you.