Hotels near Maihama

Fantastic new hotel! The whole family loved it! Having a microwave in the room was incredibly convenient! We bought items from Lawson downstairs and enjoyed them in our room at our leisure! It's perfect for families!

After researching different platforms, booking this hotel through Klook was the cheapest option! It offers a free shuttle bus to Disneyland, and for DisneySea, you can take the free shuttle bus to Bayside Station and then transfer to the resort monorail. The hotel has a convenience store, a Disney store, and even a microwave and ice machine, which is very convenient.

breakfast: the Japanese options are delicious. The restaurant employees are very kind and patient. hotel location: we were able to walk to Bayside station. service: Baggage transfer is offered at the lobby. Very useful and smooth process.

We booked this hotel last minute on Klook. And we had such a fantastic stay! The location is right in the Tokyo Disneyland Resort area, and the hotel shuttle is a 4 minute ride to Bayside Station. Our room was so spacious and had such a fantastic view of Tokyo. We also had a shuttle that could take us to Maihama Station. We didn’t opt in for the breakfast, and just paid for the meal on our check out day, but it was very delicious! Definitely going to keep this hotel in our books and book it again via Klook!

The new hotel is clean and offers a shuttle service from the train station, Disneyland, and DisneySea. Free coffee and a microwave are available. It's a short walk from a convenience store, and only an 8-minute walk to DisneySea. Very good.

We booked our room a bit late and, although there were only two of us, we opted for the slightly cheaper triple room. We found the triple room to be quite spacious and very comfortable. On each floor, near the elevators, there were dinosaur claw machines, which I'm sure emptied many parents' pockets! We added breakfast the next day, and the dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets were adorable. The breakfast selection was just right, not too much and not too little, and quite delicious. The hotel offers a direct shuttle to Maihama Station, which is very convenient. It's a highly recommended hotel.

Overall, it was very good. The room was extremely spacious and even had a sofa bed, though it looked a bit dirty... it was convenient for placing items. A minor drawback of the room was the lack of a suitable vanity area and a small mirror. I recommend bringing your own makeup mirror, otherwise, getting ready will be quite difficult. The bathhouse on the fourth floor is free for guests, and it's separated by gender. You can't bring towels into the water (but you can put them on your head). For first-time hot spring visitors, remember to wash your body thoroughly before getting in! Besides the indoor and outdoor hot springs, there's also a sauna and steam room, and the hair dryers provided are Refa brand. Being able to soak in the hot springs after a day at Disney really helps relieve fatigue, it's wonderful! Although the hotel has a shuttle bus, it only goes to Maihama Station. Those going to DisneySea will still need to buy a ticket for the Disney Resort Line and transfer, which is a bit inconvenient but manageable. Some say you can walk there, but I don't think it's an easy walk, so I recommend taking the train.

On the way back from Disneyland, we stayed in a Comfort Twin room at the Tower. The room is very compact, and as soon as you open the door, there are the beds right in front of you. (Perhaps because the ceiling is also low, I felt a little claustrophobic when sleeping. People with claustrophobia might find it difficult.) The bath and toilet are separate, but there is no changing area. I was worried about the plumbing based on other reviews, but it was better than I expected. We stayed in a room on the 6th floor, and the water pressure for the shower was sufficient, and there was no limescale or odor in the bathtub. What bothered me were the stains on the curtains and walls... The location is great, and it was more than enough if you just plan to sleep.