Comfort Hotel Central International Airport

Free lobby drinks and breakfast were a welcome extra, and the airport facing view was nice. We got a smaller, older room than the one we booked because of a Trip.com mistake, but it was still comfortable. The queen bed was good, and the small bathroom was fine. The location is right opposite Terminal 1, with a covered walkway and elevator, which helps with heavy bags or bad weather. A good option near the airport before an early flight.

The view over the water was lovely, especially at sunrise, and the bed was very comfortable. The free breakfast was basic but appreciated. I stayed here because it cost quite a bit less than Centrair Hotel and was the only other hotel linked to the airport by a walkway. The room was basic but had what I needed before a flight. You can ask for extra pillows, though you have to go downstairs to pick them up. The lobby was chaotic, with people gathering to make instant noodles or get free drinks, so I worried it might be noisy. The staff member helping us was useful and walked us through the check-in machine. The room itself didn’t have major noise problems, but people heading out for early flights can be loud in the hallway. Cleaning was my main concern. I found three separate long black hairs in the room and bathroom that weren’t mine, and the air purifier filter needed cleaning or replacing. The water jug was old and should be replaced too. Given the choice, I’d rather take an afternoon or evening flight and stay downtown. But when I could only get a morning flight this time, I stayed here the night before and adjusted my expectations.

My favorite business hotel. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, and this one connects directly to terminal 1, which is really handy. Residents can check in quickly, request extra pillows, and get a good breakfast spread. They collect a 200¥ city tax at check-in. I visited last in April 2025. Late posting（This post is late）。

The room was clean, with good sheets and a bathroom that’s a nice size for a Japanese hotel. It’s good value and works well for a layover, late arrival, or early departure. Breakfast was adequate, with a minimal selection that seemed to be the cheapest available. The orange juice was surprisingly decent for concentrate. The pillows were shockingly thin. The extra ones from the front desk didn’t help much, since they were shaped like inflated diapers.