Recommendations for hotels near Tokyo Disneyland for a special experience?

• Hotel Okura: Japan's Premier Hotel Group (And You Can Buy Disney Merch Inside!)

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• 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!
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• Impressive Staff Service at the Breakfast Restaurant, Even When Packed

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• 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.​​
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• So Impressed by the Bell Staff's Incredibly Helpful Service!

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• 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.​​
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• Ocean view resort hotel.

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• 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.
  ウイングチップ's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 4)

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• This is a recommended hotel in Chiba.

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• 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.
  しゅ's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 4)

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