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Sakura Hotel & Travel Guide\n

For those modern wanderers that are looking to experience the hustle and bustle of Sakura, Travelocity lists a small number of places in which to stay. Within 6 miles (10 kilometers) of the Sakura CBD, travelers will find 3 modern long and short-stay accommodation options.

A handy option amongst only a small number of rooms that are close to the attractions of downtown Sakura, is the Omotenashi LAB.

11 miles (17 kilometers) outside of the middle of Sakura, you can find the Hotel New Otani Makuhari. Alternatively, the Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport is located about 10 miles (15 kilometers) away. Another possibility is to book the Crowne Plaza ANA Narita or the Narita Tobu Hotel Airport.

If you have the time, why not spread your wings and discover the myriad attractions around Kanto during your stay in this area? Kanto is known for beaches, coastal plains and forests. Frequented traveler sights include ruins, castles and historic palaces. Energetic travelers might also get into snowboarding in the region.

Narita is 11 miles (17 kilometers) to the northeast of Sakura and is home to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and Naritasan Park. A few Travelocity-recommended Narita places to base yourself include the Hotel Nikko Narita and Richmond Hotel Narita. Or, you could consider staying in Urayasu, 18 miles (29 kilometers) west of Sakura, where you can choose from the Hotel Dream Gate Maihama and Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay. If you visit Urayasu, make sure you venture to the Disneyland® Tokyo and Tokyo DisneySea®.

If you are always thinking about sport and enjoy attending games you should really get to Tokyo Dome, found 25 miles (41 kilometers) to the west of Sakura. If you like the thought of finding a hotel in the area, book in the The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo or Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi.

When you are flying through Narita International Airport and are looking to find somewhere to stay in the area, consider Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu or Narita Gateway Hotel.

Frequently asked questions

What are the top kid-friendly hotels in Sakura?

Get comfortable at Sakura Dai-ichi Hotel and make traveling with little ones a more laid-back experience. This leading option in Sakura comes with amenities that make family adventures easier, such as cycling.

Where can I find cheap hotels in Sakura?

At Travelocity you'll find really nice hotels in Sakura at great prices. We source incredible prices with our trusted partners, so you have a tempting selection of cheap hotels to choose from. If you can be flexible on dates and location, consider staying at a hotel near Sakura rather than in Sakura. We may find you even better rates, too.

How do I find the best Sakura hotel deals?

Simple! On Travelocity, look through the fantastic offers we've already found in Sakura then use our filters to find a great deal that's perfect for you. Enter your travel dates, select the number of rooms you need, and we'll do the rest. You can get great discounts on flights and car hire, too, when you bundle.

How much does it cost to stay in a hotel in Sakura?

The cheapest hotel in Sakura is $48. This price was available within the past 7 days, for stays with a check-in date within the next year. Of course, the price you pay depends on your dates of travel, the length of your stay, and the hotel's location. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

How many hotels are in Sakura?

There are 1,802 hotels in Sakura on Travelocity.

What are the best hotels in Sakura?

Sakura has so many great hotels to choose from at Travelocity — and it's so easy to find the perfect one. Just choose one of our popular pre-selected hotels with great reviews, or you can refine your search to build your ideal stay. Simply filter hotels based on price or star rating, or select properties with a pool, a hot tub, or a range of other amenities and pick the best place to stay in Sakura for you!

When is the best time to visit Sakura?

If you want the joy of a fun-filled trip in peak season, visit Sakura during August, September and October. If you'd prefer the peace of off-season, book a stay during quieter months, such as December, January and February.

When is the cheapest time to stay in Sakura?

Based on historic data is usually the cheapest month to visit Sakura. However, we have incredible deals all year round, so we're confident you'll find a room in your budget whenever you choose to travel.

Are there any great family-friendly hotels in Sakura?

There are multiple hotels in Sakura that will please the whole family. Do you need adjoining rooms, babysitting services or a swimming pool? We've got you covered. Use our family filter to narrow your search down and use guest reviews to help you pick the perfect place for your next family trip to Sakura. We have plenty of kid-friendly hotels in Sakura to choose from on Travelocity!

Why book a hotel in Sakura through Travelocity?

Because we have the top hotels in Sakura! We want to help you travel more and worry less. That's why we've put the most amazing hotel, car rental, and flight deals in one place. When you search for hotels with us, you know you're getting fantastic prices with no hidden fees and free cancellation on most properties up to 24 hours before your stay. If you become a Travelocity member, you also get exclusive member discounts. Sign up today!

How do I cancel my hotel booking in Sakura on Travelocity?

Canceling your booking with Travelocity is easy. Sign into your account and select My Trips. Here, you will see your cancellation options. We offer free cancellation on many properties.

Recent Sakura hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel

5 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I really liked the hotel. They have free skincare and hygiene products as well as pajamas and slippers. It was also conveniently located with the Family Mart at the base of the hotel and across the street from a train station. I expected more from the Japanese bathhouse and wished they had towels available there. I later learned you had to bring your own towel from the room. I also wish I had known to collect my Seibu points each time dining at the hotel lobby. The staff did not inform us of this tip until it was time to leave. Overall, it was a good experience."

A verified traveler stayed at Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel