成田 - Japan

If you're travelling by yourself, I suggest you try booking a hotel thru hotels.com or websites for "comfort inn narita" or "mercure narita hotel."

Depending on what time your flight arrives, booking a hotel near JR Narita or Keisei Narita train stations is most efficient bc they're only 1 train stop away from the airport. Mercure is located between these two stations, and Comfort Inn (lower in price) is about 5 minutes of a walk down from the station's stairs to the bus depot below (across from the parking lot and a supermarket).

At Narita, you can visit the Naritasan temple (which can easily take up one hour), and the surround area has touristy stores -- it makes a nice leisurely walk. Outside the JR Narita station, there is a shuttle bus that takes you to Aeon shopping mall -- typical small japan town shopping center - has an Aeon supermarket/store, Uniqlo, Muji, Comme ca du mode, and a cinema complex... not very exciting, but I recommend the sushi restaurant inside the mall (closed to Starbucks) -- very good food at excellent prices.

Btw, there're at least 2 Jusco stores I've seen in Narita city. One of them (near the Comfort Inn below JR Narita station) has a wine and liquor market that has a wide variety of softdrinks, beer, wine, and liquor at least 20% cheaper than most stores you'll go to in Japan -- their store hours are shorter (I think 10 - 6 or 8pm, depending on the day).

I stayed at the Comfort Inn once, and got a good rate at around 6000yen/night (including breakfast and free wifi connection).

I have been to Jusco in Narita, it is inside AEON shopping mall which is quite big. And there is cinema and Uniqlo nearby.

As far as I remember, Narita area only has some airport hotel. The closest area you should go is Chiba, around 30 mins by JR express from Narita. Or some airport hotel has shuttle bus to go Chiba.