Hotels in Narita, Japan

A little about Narita...

Narita is a city located in Chiba, Japan. It is the site of Narita International Airport, the main international airport serving the Greater Tokyo Area.

As of 2003, the city has an estimated population of 98,296 and population density of 748.81 persons per km². Its total area is 131.27 km².

Central Narita is roughly defined as the area between Narita Station, Keisei Narita Station and the Narita-san Temple. The main road in central Narita is Omotesan-do, which is lined with about 150 small shops and has been extensively renovated in recent years; it is widely regarded as one of the best "traditional" city streets in Japan.

Narita New Town: is a planned residential area to the west of Narita Station. It has 16,000 homes with a total population of 60,000. The area was designed in 1968 based on the new towns surrounding London, England, and now houses most of the city's population. Although most residents of the New Town initially commuted to Tokyo or Chiba City for work, many now commute to cities in northwestern Chiba, and a number of businesspeople in central Narita have also moved into the New Town.

Transportation:
Narita International Airport provides domestic and international services.

Narita's main train stations are Narita Station (JR Narita Line) and Keisei Narita Station (Keisei Main Line). Other train stations in the city include:

Airport Terminal 2 Station (Narita Line)
Higashi-Narita Station (Keisei Higashi-Narita Line, Shibayama Railway Line)
Kozunomori Station (Keisei Main Line)
Kuzumi Station (Narita Line)
Narita Airport Station (Narita Line)
Shibayama Chiyoda Station (Shibayama Railway Line)
Shimousa-Matsuzaki Station (Narita Line)
Rush hour Narita Express trains and Keisei Skyliner trains connect Narita to central Tokyo in approximately 1 hour.

The Higashi-Kanto Expressway connects Narita to Tokyo and Chiba City.

Chiba Kotsu and Narita Kuko Kotsu provide bus service through the city. The Narita City Loop Bus, operated by both companies, operates on two circular routes around the city, stopping in major commercial areas and at all 7 major hotels.