Hotels in Tokyo Disneyland Area, Urayasu

We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. We stayed here as the hotel is in close proximity to Disneyland Tokyo. We visited the park for 3 days and it took us roughly 10/15 minutes each day to get to the parks from the hotel, as the monorail is just a short walk away. On our last day in Disney it was pouring with rain and we got soaked. We had already checked out of the hotel and they were keeping our bags as we were taking the limo bus service to the airport later that night. Not wanting to get on the plane sopping were we asked if we could hav a room for a few hours to shower and dry off. The staff were very happy to help, and for just a small fee we were able to get a room. The staff were considerate and so helpful. Thank you for making our trip and ending one to remember.

I hope my review could do justice to this hotel. It is very dated and has this rustic atmosphere. BUT it is what it is. We could not possibly hope to pay lesser and want the hotel to do face-lift like brand new. Who do renovation free of charge? This hotel makes the best out of what it has and guests, like us, could feel the hospitality. I think the deal I booked from trip.com was not bad. S$568 for 2 Adults and 2 Children for 3 Days and 2 nights and comes with daily breakfast. The room has 4 beds and it 36 sqm. Spacious. The location is not bad for the Disney Line. The location is if you want a snack or two at night because this is a tourist area. We do our mini food and grocery run at the Resort Line Station before taking the hotel shuttle at Bus Stop C. This shuttle takes us back to hotel lobby. Best of all, our room is facing Disneyland and we managed to catch the fireworks at comfort of our room.

When you arrive at TDR, you can leave your luggage at Ikspiari in front of the station and check in on the spot, so it was convenient to enter the room without lining up at the counter when you arrive at the hotel after closing. I always use this when I go to TDR, but this time I stayed at the West Side for the first time. The concept of the room was ”guest room in the castle”, and it was a fun room like the decorations in the room entered the land. The room was very beautiful and I was able to spend it comfortably.

Very big room for Japan standards. Very close to Disneyland (just 1 stop on the train, hotel very close to metro station) which is great if you’re spending a lot of time at Disney. A little far from downtown though (40-60 minutes by metro). The hotel was very clean and beautiful and the service was amazing, breakfast buffet was very good.

I stayed with my family using the Chiba Toku Travel Campaign. The parking lot was parked before going to the park because you can park at 0:00 ～ on the check-in day. Check-in came back from the park and it was around 20:30, but I was able to check in with a waiting time of about 20 minutes. The front desk guided me carefully. It was a short stay plan at check-in 19:00 and check-out 10:00, but the reservation was made from the official site two weeks ago. With the use of travel discount, the accommodation fee per person was about 8000 yen + 3000 yen coupon. The room was larger than I expected and the bath was large. There was a little pink mold (?) On the wash basin, but that's what I was interested in. I used the spa without using the bath in the guest room. It's usually 2200 yen, but it was 1100 yen because I got a half-price ticket at check-in. For women, there was a mist sauna and a face care steamer in the changing room. Because it is large, I didn't care much about the congestion. It's about the degree that the dryer will be crowded. It wasn't a plan with breakfast, but there was a word of mouth that the bread was delicious, so I went to eat breakfast around 8 o'clock. Many people were waiting and entered the restaurant in about 20 minutes. There were many kinds of bread and it was difficult to choose, but the croissants and pie dough bread were especially delicious. Check-out was a memorial to the trip because you can proceed with the TV in the room if you don't need to settle, and you can bring your room key back. Access is available, but buses run between Bayside Station and Hotel, Maihama Station and Hotel. When I headed to the hotel around 20:30, I was waiting for a bus at the Bayside Station, so I walked to the hotel, but it was about 10 minutes. However, because the weather was bad, the wind was strong along the sea, and it was difficult to walk when pointing to an umbrella.

Recommended, cheap and good, the room is large, there are free subway and park shuttles, and a drink bar, more than 400 triple rooms, stayed for two nights, made full use of the shuttle bus, rounding off is free of charge... There are many barbecue, sushi, and ramen restaurants around, all of which are quite delicious. There is a convenience store just outside the door, which is very convenient even if you don't have a reservation. There are airport buses from Narita or Haneda. The fare is slightly more expensive than the subway, but it is direct to one stop, saving worry and effort, especially suitable for families traveling with children. There are only two flights a day from Narita. You can take the bus to Mitsui Garden Hotel Station and then walk for seven or eight minutes.

Good price, near to Disneyland. Provide shuttle bus every 10 mins to and from Disdneyland. Ideal for those visiting Disdneyland. The hotel lobby is on 2nd floor. It has a lounge that provides free bear, drinks and snacks from 11am to 11pm. Guest are to collect toiletries from a room nearby to reception, there are plenty of toiletries items, guests can select what they need. There is a Lawson on hotel 2nd floor. The hotel is connected to train station and a shopping mall with a number of eateries.

Lawson is quite large and has a good selection! I was very excited because there was a fairly large gacha gacha space on the first floor and a place where you could play small crane games. When I was having a hard time playing the crane game, a female staff member called out to me and moved me to a position where I could play. It was a very kind response! I still want to use it.

This is definitely a higher class hotel comparing to the next door comfort suites. We did stayed 2 nights at comfort suites before moving to this Hyatt property. Everything is more upscaled and with the club lounge access, the breakfast is buffet in the main area which is great. Afternoon cocktail was ok, not the greatest selection, especially in terms of seafood types of food, but reasonable. We usually come here for early breakfast(6:30-7:00am) and it was great. But if you come around 9am, there'll be a line to get in. The shuttle schedule to Disneyland/Disneysea is quite less than that in Comfort Suites and they have a weird coding system with circle & square notations on additional shuttles which is confusing to me. That said, they do have shuttle to/from the train station, which Comfort suites does not have at all. I think you can take Comfort Suites' shuttle if the schedule at Tokyo bay does not work for you... We did use the coin operated washer/dryer in Comfort Suites before moving here which is very convenient. As we walked around, there's a bigger laundromat nearby(5 minutes walk).

The service is very good. There is a free car to Disney, which is very convenient. The bed is a bit small, so it will be a bit crowded if you bring a 3-year-old child. It is a good experience👍