Hotels in Tokyo Disneyland Area, Urayasu

Nice cozy room with 4 comfortable beds for our family of 4. There is also free amenities to pick up in a room next to the reception. Book this hotel as we can take train from Shinjuku to Shin-Urayasu Station, which is just next to the hotel. And most importantly, it has free shuttle bus to Disneyland and Disneysea. AEON shopping mall also just across the street with restaurants and supermarkets. Plus the airport limousine bus is walking distance too. Great hotel to stay!

The hotel room is big and spacious. The services of hospitality is good, the breakfast is with wide variety of food includes cold food like salad, fruits, nato, cheese as well as hot food like Japanese rice, noodle, porridge, miso soup etc. slight Western food like spaghetti and croissants are provided too. Chinese dim sum like mini Bao and sui Mai were provided. Overall this hotel is very value for money as the room rate, facility and breakfast is good

Good choice for those who want to visit Disney. The shuttle bus is reliable and with multiple timing. We took the shuttle bus to Disney to access to Maihama metro station which is convenient. Have to walk cross the road for airport limo to Haneda but it’s not difficult, just need to catch the right timing. It’s helpful especially after long day in Disney. Room is spacious and upgraded our room from 3 person to 4 person room. Room is clean, comes with bathtub and separate toilet. The public hot spring is good idea after long day. There is cafe available nearby, 5 mins walk from hotel.

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).

My family and I liked to stay in this hotel. The personel is polite and rooms are clean. They have different foods to choose from . Perfect place to stay with kids. also you can see Fudzi if the weather is clean.

We knew what we were getting into when we booked this hotel and it was truly an economy hotel to be close to Disney. They had excellent and frequent access with busses to get to the Disneyland and Disneysea area and took between 15-20 minutes each day to get from the hotel front door to the park gates. They have a free shuttle that works on a first come first serve basis but in the morning it left a little late so we used the public busses that stop very close to the hotel. The hotel is about 1 km away from each of the closest metro stations - Shin-Urayasu and Maihama (closest to Disney). The hotel is very minimal and was truly a place to sleep. We liked that we had a small kitchen with a mini fridge and kettle and stocked up on snacks and drinks each day at the nearby 7-11 to be ready to line up at Disneyland. We had the double bed and it was small but just a place to sleep so we felt rested. The rooms were warm enough in December but got a bit drafty at night. There was a desk, small work station, small TV and surprisingly a DVD/VCR combo in a cabinet. The bathroom was quite compact but we appreciated the heated seat on the Japanese style toilet and the good warm shower. They provide bath products and towels and there is the option to get additional items in the lobby like extra towels, bathing towel, shave cream, combs and toothbrushes. It is important to note that the hotel does not do daily housekeeping. We felt we had a good stay here because we wanted to be close to Disney without spending a lot of money. The stay was fine but on the last night the fire alarm went off four times around 1:30 am. They handed out a brochure at the front desk to say that if you left your shower door open the steam could set off the fire alarm and that could be what happened. After the second alarm a Japanese man told us we could stay in our room, after the second alarm the front desk made a loud announcement in Japanese over the intercom and after the fourth alarm they made an announcement in English to not worry. A little bit of a disruptive sleep but at least it didn't affect our Disney days.

My kids loved the hotel. It’s nothing fancy, but it was clean and comfortable. Plenty of nice amenities as good as a more expensive hotel (kids toothbrushes, lounge suits, slippers). The shuttle to and from Disney is pretty good. The shuttle to the station is not very helpful. It never left at a good time for us to explore or get to airport. The earliest one goes too late for many regional flights. The breakfast is ridiculously overpriced. We’d stay again but probably would get a hotel with a more convenient location realistically. Closer to a station or more regular shuttles.

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.

I booked the day before in a sudden family hospitalization. It is located in front of the station and has a lot of shops around without any trouble with shopping and eating. The room was simple and had everything you needed. I asked the hotel to humidify before the check-in time and responded comfortably. It was good that the shower in the bathroom was an air in shower. Breakfast was a bright restaurant with a street view, and it was very delicious in the Japanese style, such as Nishikyo Yaki, tatami shrimp, and Maba tofu.

The room was very quiet. We were greeted by a ********* lady who spoke softly and sounded very comfortable. In fact, it was okay that there was no Chinese front desk, because we could communicate in English throughout the whole process. There is still a convenience store next to the hotel, which is super convenient for buying things, and the price will not increase because it is close to the pick-up. The shuttle bus took us directly to DisneySea. When we came back in the afternoon, there were free drinks in the lounge. Breakfast was a box of sandwiches. I love Japanese sandwiches so much. If you go to Disney, this hotel is the first choice~