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"This is a typical Japanese hotel. The front desk staff were very friendly and polite, and some could speak a little English. You can store your luggage before and after check-in. The room was a bit old, and felt cramped for four people. The kitchen and electronic appliances in the room were quite dated, and I felt the laundry facilities weren't very clean. However, the bedding, towels, and pajamas were all spotless. The bathroom and shower were also reasonably clean. You can't hang clothes to dry on the balcony, so washed clothes had to be hung in the closet. The kitchen only had a pot and an electric kettle. The front desk provided various toiletries, as well as coffee and tea. The biggest advantage is the convenient transportation; it's very easy to take the subway to Tokyo's tourist attractions and the airport, and there's a convenient bus to Disneyland. There's a convenience store right downstairs, which was great for buying food. The cakes from the store across the street, 'Cai Lanzi,' were delicious and very affordable. There's also a pharmacy, supermarket, and mall nearby, making shopping very convenient. However, I wouldn't recommend the restaurant downstairs."

"Firstly, it's my mistake for booking a smoking room but when I asked the next morning if I could change rooms, they said they were fully booked. Even though, Trip showed you could book non-smoking rooms at that moment. But I don't want to argue. Instead, the staff recommended the deodorizing spray which helped, alongside blasting the AC. Aside from that, I think the man I talked to was nice & trying his best. Forgetting about the smell, in this room for me, walls are just dirty. The tub looked used. The furniture looked old. They have all the amenities, including PJs, either in the room or by the front desk. Location is good, right by the station & a nice area to scroll but nothing exciting in close vicinity in terms of shopping or attractions."

"A four-bed room, which is quite a rare find! For Japan, the room size was surprisingly decent. We could just about fit three 20-inch suitcases, though we had to open them when needed and then close them immediately. The wet and dry separation in the bathroom was especially convenient. It was super handy for visiting Disneyland. The convenience store on the ground floor sorted out our breakfasts for three or four days."

"Facilities: The bathroom setup was excellent with a separate shower and toilet. The room itself was also quite spacious. Cleanliness: Housekeeping provided a basic clean daily, and the room felt generally tidy. Service: The staff were very helpful and friendly. Even with just basic English, communication was not an issue. There's a complimentary shuttle bus service to Maihama Station. From Maihama, Disneyland is within walking distance, but reaching DisneySea requires a monorail transfer, which costs 600 JPY per person for a round trip. The Disney store located downstairs closes at 9 PM. The hotel's convenience store was also quite expensive and had a limited selection of goods. A better option is the Lawson convenience store located downstairs at the nearby Hilton hotel, which offers more reasonable prices."

"Small bed, fairly small room. Has a small bath. About 20 minute walk to the metro station. The free shuttle bus to Disney doesn't leave until 9am, but there is a public bus close by"

"The room was excellent, very clean and quite spacious. The hotel staff were very attentive and even upgraded our room for free, accommodating my two daughters and me. The location is convenient, with a free shuttle bus to the subway. Within a 10-minute walk, there are convenience stores, supermarkets, and restaurants near the hotel. Tokyo Bay is just a 5-minute walk away. The outdoor scenery is beautiful. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay."

"Spacious rooms, a rarity in Japan 😂, plus beautiful sea views! Excellent value for money! We stayed here because we were going to Disneyland the next day. It's less than a 5-minute walk to catch the Disney Resort Line monorail to the park, and you can even see the Disneyland fireworks from the hotel at night. Facilities: Quite new. Although the room doesn't provide free bottled water, there are water and ice dispensers on every floor. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Pretty quiet, not noisy. There's a Lawson convenience store on the ground floor where you can buy things. Service: At breakfast, staff were on hand to guide guests queuing for the buffet, which was very orderly."

"The room was clean and tidy, with new and spacious facilities. The breakfast was plentiful, and both my child and I were very satisfied. The hotel's environment is excellent; there's a park just across the road, and it's close to Tokyo Bay with nice views. The hotel offers a free daily shuttle service to and from Disney, making it convenient to visit both Disney parks. There's also a Lawson convenience store on the first floor, which is handy for shopping. Additionally, getting to Narita Airport is very convenient. You can take a direct shuttle bus from the adjacent Hyatt Regency hotel, which is super convenient. Next time I visit Tokyo Disney, the Comfort Hotel Tokyo Bay will definitely be my first choice."

"My best friend and I chose to stay at the Sheraton for our Halloween trip to Tokyo DisneySea. The hotel is classic and well-maintained. Getting there from Haneda Airport by bus was very convenient, and the staff were professional and enthusiastic. Our room had a beautiful ocean view; we even saw a wedding finishing up at the chapel below just as we checked in. The ocean and chapel looked so serene in the sunset. The room was spacious, and the bed was very comfortable. We also loved the many thoughtful little nautical elements in the room. The hotel breakfast had a great variety and tasted good. It was also super easy to get to Tokyo DisneySea – the Disney Resort Line station was just a short walk from the hotel. Overall, it was a fantastic experience!"

"Pros: Directly opposite the Disney Bayside Line, it's just a few minutes' walk, or you can wait for the hotel shuttle. The rooms are spacious, and the toiletries are abundant. Breakfast is worth trying, with a good selection of fruits and dishes with a distinct Japanese flavor. Cons: No self-service laundry facilities! It's a bit inconvenient not to be able to wash clothes after a long day at Disney. Additional notes: 1. Right next to the special line station platform is an entrance to DisneySea, but it's exclusively for guests of the Toy Story Hotel and Fantasy Springs Hotel. 2. When entering DisneySea, the Frozen area is quite a distance from the main entrance. If you've purchased Disney Premier Access, make sure to plan your time accordingly. 3. For dining, I recommend the shopping mall at Maihama Station. There's a tonkatsu restaurant called 'Wakou' there that offers great value for money. There's also a supermarket downstairs where you can buy bento boxes and daily necessities."