DisneySea | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on reviews!

If you're looking for top-tier Japanese service, you have to check out the Hotel Okura Group. This hotel near the Disney parks has incredibly spacious rooms, and the bathrooms are all marble, giving it a really luxurious feel. For a truly Japanese experience, they also offer washitsu (Japanese-style rooms) where you can experience the traditional lifestyle of sleeping on a futon on tatami mats. Plus, guests in the washitsu get exclusive access to an onsen (hot spring)-style public bath. Depending on the time of day, you might even be ableto reserve it for private use! Here’s a great tip: There's a Disney store right in the hotel that sells official park merchandise and souvenirs. It’s so convenient! You can check out what to buy right after you check in. The food is fantastic, too. I especially recommend the breakfast buffet. It has a huge spread of both Japanese and Western dishes, but the absolute must-try is the Okura's traditional French toast!

The Sheraton is a huge hotel, but the bell desk staff made us feel instantly relieved. They took charge of our mountain of luggage quickly and with a big smile. Then, they suggested, "While you wait for your room to be ready, why not relax at the café over there?" They even used a hotel map to show us exactly where to go, which was super clear and helpful. Later, when we asked for directions to the Disney Resort Line station, they didn't just point the way. They gave us specific, practical details, like the monorail's arrival times. I was genuinely touched by their professional service. You can tell they are always thinking one step ahead to make sure guests don't feel lost or overwhelmed in such a massive hotel.

For me, the breakfast restaurant is where Hilton Tokyo Bay's spirit of "Omotenashi" (Japanese hospitality) truly shines. The venue is huge and very popular, so it can get quite crowded during peak times. However, the staff manages the crowd incredibly efficiently. The process of getting seated is surprisingly smooth and stress-free. The buffet stations are refilled instantly, often before they even run out, and they clear your finished plates at just the right moment. Honestly, I was just really impressed by their overall attention to detail. You can tell they genuinely care about each guest, as they never lose their smile, no matter how busy it gets.

Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay boasts a large public bath with natural onsen(hot spring). It is very convenient as there are limousine buses from Narita Airport and Haneda Airport. A free shuttle bus to Disney Resort is available, a special privilege reserved for guests. The hotel also has Italian and Japanese restaurants, and if you book a plan with breakfast included, you can enjoy both Japanese and Western cuisine. I highly recommend trying the Japanese home-style dish "nikujaga" (meat and potato stew)!

Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori is a business hotel located a six-minute walk from Hatchobori Station. It offers direct access to Maihama Station, the closest station to Disneyland, and even a hot spring onsen(hot spring)! (It's rare to find a business hotel in the city center that offers hot onsen(hot spring).) There are restaurants nearby, but it's also conveniently located just one stop from Tokyo Station, making it easy to get anywhere. I often stay at hotels in this hotel group, and the breakfast is delicious. I highly recommend booking a plan with breakfast included! There are also several convenience stores near the hotel.

You can get a great deal on a stay at Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel by selecting your dates through Agoda! Even though it's close to Disneyland, you can stay for around 14,000 yen per person during sales. This hotel is highly recommended for Disney fans, and as an official Disneyland hotel, you can purchase tickets at the hotel and still enter the park even if it's crowded and admission is restricted. You can also purchase park merchandise at the hotel shop, and if you leave your luggage at the counter in the Disney Resort Welcome Center near Maihama Station, they'll deliver it to the hotel for free, so you can head straight to Disneyland as soon as you arrive in Maihama! The hotel's rooms are divided into various themes, including those inspired by the American Wild West, retro-modern and stylish rooms, and large cruise ships and cabins, so you're sure to have a wonderful experience no matter which room you stay in!

Hotel Green Tower Makuhari is a hidden gem that you can reach easily by taking a direct bus from Narita Airport bound for Inage-Kaigan. Get off at the Hotel Springs Makuhari stop and it's just an 8-minute walk to the hotel. From Kaihin-Makuhari Station, you can take the JR Keiyo Line straight to Maihama Station (Disneyland) with no transfers. Not only are the room rates cheap, but the area around the hotel is filled with restaurants and convenience stores, so you'll have plenty of dining options. Plus, there's an outlet mall nearby for some shopping! You can also take a direct train to Tokyo Station from here, which makes it incredibly convenient if you plan on visiting Disneyland and then immediately hopping on a Shinkansen (bullet train) to the Tohoku, Kansai, or Hokuriku regions the next day. It's a great spot that many tourists don't know about yet!

Staying around the Hatchobori area is highly recommended because you can reach both Tokyo Station and Maihama Station without any train transfers. The APA HOTEL〈HATCHOBORI EKIMAE〉 is only a few minutes from the station, and you’ll find plenty of places to eat, including sushi restaurants, tempura shops, izakayas, and a popular cafeteria called "Hatchobori Shokudo" where you can try authentic Japanese home cooking. If you skip the breakfast plan, you can stay for less than 12,000 JPY per person per night, which is a great budget deal! Be careful, there's another APA hotel south of the station, but the one "Ekimae" (in front of the station) is the better option for dining as the south side has fewer restaurants!

ICI HOTEL is located right next to Hatchobori Station, which offers direct train access to Maihama. There is a convenience store nearby, and since the area used to be close to the sea, it is a popular spot for Japanese cuisine and seafood dishes, so there are plenty of Japanese restaurants to choose from. There are many business hotels in the area aimed at business travelers, but this hotel is particularly affordable, with a deluxe double room for two people costing around 30,000 yen. A standard double room for two people costs around 20,000 yen, which I think is a bargain. It's just one stop and two minutes from Tokyo Station, and 25 minutes from Maihama Station, so transportation access is excellent and highly recommended!

This hotel is not just cheap; it’s super budget-friendly and you can take the Keiyo Line here with no transfers! It's incredibly close to the parks, only two stops (6 minutes) from Maihama Station. A convenience store is right in front of the hotel, just a 30-second walk away. The bath and toilet are separated, which is a nice convenience. They also offer free WiFi. Located right next to Ichikawashiohama Station, the value for this price is unbeatable. If you're looking for the absolute cheapest stay possible, this is the one to book.

If you're looking for a cheap place to stay near Disneyland, this hotel is recommended. It's located right next to Chiba Minato Station, which is about 30 minutes away from Disneyland on the Keiyo Line without changing trains. You can stay here for under 15,000 yen for two people. The cheapest rate is around 12,000 yen for two people. There's also a 7-Eleven nearby. If you're looking for a meal, why not try the izakaya in the basement of the hotel? The cakes in the lounge are also recommended.

It depends on where you're heading from, but I recommend the Hotel New Otani Makuhari in Makuhari, which is convenient to Maihama by train and bus. You can enjoy the services of a long-established hotel with a different atmosphere from the foreign-style hotels around Maihama. It depends on your preferences, but I like it.

ディズニーランドやディズニーシーに行くのに乗換がなく便利で、コストパフォーマンスも良いホテルがあります。京葉線で１本の千葉みなと駅前にある「東横イン　千葉みなと駅前」に泊まるのがよろしいかと思います。本当に駅の前ですし、クイーンサイズのダブルルームも格安なのにきれいですよ。

このホテルはJR京葉線「新浦安駅」から直結で、ホテルとパーク（ディズニーランドとディズニーシー）を循環している無料バスも運行していてとても便利です。ホテルの2階に、24時間営業のコンビニもあるので軽食などを購入することもできます。Agodaで予約するならかなり安く泊まれますよ。

It's a cheap hotel, but the staff are very helpful. It's within walking distance of the station, and it's a good location, with only three stops from the nearest Kaihin Makuhari station to Maihama station, where Disney is located. There are 17 types of hot springs to enjoy to your heart's content. The rooms are very modern and stylish, and have an ocean view. At night, the ocean is lit up and looks beautiful.