A capital city of contrasts, the neon-lit landscape of Tokyo exudes a touch of magical make-believe. Just 25 kilometres from Tokyo city centre you can experience the real thing – two Disney theme parks with their own enchanted anime-influenced atmosphere. Located on the shores of breezy Tokyo Bay in the Urayasu district, Tokyo Disney Resort is home to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, where both kids and adults alike can enjoy thrilling theme park action alongside a captivating waterfront setting.
Havens of fun for the entire family, both attractions are surrounded by a wealth of convenient accommodation options, from chic boutique hotels to sprawling resorts that feature that unmistakable Disney influence throughout.
With more than 400 million annual visitors to HotelsCombined, we have done our research and highlighted the very best hotel options near Tokyo Disney Resort, where kid-friendly amenities are abundant, and perks are found in every price range. Wherever you choose to stay, you’re in for a real treat, whether it’s a cool, quirky Japanese experience or a non-stop interaction with Mickey and friends.
Tokyo Disney Resort Hotels with Monorail Access
Tokyo Disneyland Hotel
Even when the crowds have disappeared and the gates to Tokyo Disneyland are locked up for the night, the magic keeps coming for guests staying at the signature Tokyo Disneyland Hotel. There are 706 guest rooms in four categories, ranging from elegant deluxe rooms to cavernous suites and whimsical character-themed accommodation. There is a generous sprinkling of pixie dust in the Tinker Bell Room, while the only thing lacking in the Cinderella Room is your very own Prince Charming.
The hotel is designed with kids in mind, offering an array of outdoor spaces to explore, including the Fantasia Court and the vibrantly coloured Alice’s Garden. Head to the Misty Mountains Pool for a delightful spot to unwind away from the constant hum of adrenaline rides and parades.
Star Rating: 5*
Price: ¥33,588 – ¥77,644
Guest Rating: 9.0
Address: 29-1 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Disney Ambassador Hotel
Immediately entering the exuberant lobby of Disney Ambassador Hotel, you’ll find yourself transported back in time to an evocative Art Deco inspired wonderland. There are wonderful touches of old world Americana found throughout the public spaces, and the fabulous open air pool will have you dreaming of glamorous South Beach Miami. The hotel’s 504 rooms also display a touch of 1930s elegance combined with a distinctly Disney appeal, with subtle Mickey Mouse motifs in vibrant colours.
There are three Art Deco influenced eateries plus the undisputed family favourite Chef Mickey buffet restaurant, where kids can meet their favourite Disney characters in a casual setting. Although just minutes away from all the action, there is a laid-back tropical ambience running throughout the Disney Ambassador Hotel with attractive landscaping, water features and gently swaying palm trees.
Star Rating: 4.5*
Price: ¥36,393 – ¥79,393
Guest Rating: 9.0
Address: 2-11 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta
A stay at Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta offers a constant magical make-believe atmosphere. You are right in the park and literally in touching distance of all the attractions of Tokyo DisneySea, yet nestled within in a regal haven that exudes an Italian Renaissance flair. Each of the 502 guest rooms is peppered with a touch of Disney magic and divided into three distinctive wings named Tuscany, Venice and Porto Paradiso. Intricate Italianate furnishings and elegant period art adorn the rooms, many of which boast huge rustic marble terraces overlooking the Palazzo canals or harbour.
For relaxation and a touch of luxurious pampering, the hotel offers spa treatments, an indoor pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and fitness room. Hotel guests get their own entrance to the park where they can skip the lines and come and go as they please, and are just steps away from the Disney Resort Line that connects to Tokyo Disneyland park.
Star Rating: 5*
Price: ¥41,804 – ¥120,953
Guest Rating: 9.0
Address: 1-13 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Hilton Tokyo Bay
While a fun-filled day at Tokyo Disney Resort is just a 10-minute stroll away, Hilton Tokyo Bay has an altogether more peaceful ambience. The standout feature is undoubtedly the huge lagoon style pool, surrounded by an attractive Japanese garden. It’s the perfect spot to kick back with a cool drink and soak in the soothing sounds of the ebb and flow of the ocean.
Tokyo’s fickle climate needn’t spoil the fun either. There is also a sizeable indoor pool and yet more leisure options with a well-equipped fitness centre and pampering spa rituals in the relaxation salon. The hotel marks a new standard in concept rooms, from the incredibly playful decor of the fairy-tale themed Happy Magic Suites to the vibrant pop art styling of the Celebrio Ocean view rooms.
Star Rating: 4*
Price: ¥9,888 – ¥82,120
Guest Rating: 8.5
Address: 1-8 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel
Not only is Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel just steps away from the monorail to Tokyo Disney Resort, but you’ll also get your fill of Disney-style fun right inside the hotel. It’s brimming with kid-pleasing attractions at the enchanting Oasis Annexe, where a large play area, video gaming arcade, indoor pool, mini golf and photo opportunities with familiar cartoon characters will keep the little ones entertained for hours. Likewise, the whimsical Treasures Room is a delightful penguin themed room awash with bright summery colours. Tactile yet tasteful, it doesn’t compromise on luxurious creature comforts.
Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel exudes premium quality throughout, from the lush manicured grounds to the artfully designed lobby lounge and eateries. It manages to seamlessly fuse that fun-loving Disney atmosphere with an air of chic decadence.
Star Rating: 5*
Price: ¥9,406 – ¥80,778
Guest Rating: 8.5
Address: 1-9 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel Club Resort
You’ll feel right at home in the carefree resort vibe of Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel Club Resort, where abundant leisure amenities are offered on its expansive grounds. Rooms feature spacious balconies, many of which offer a front row seat to Tokyo Bay’s famous ocean sunsets. The family rooms are tastefully furnished in harmonious tones, and the authentic Japanese style rooms are a real standout, boasting a generous 64 square metres of living space. Prepare for a magical day ahead at Disney with a refreshing post-breakfast dip in the inviting pool or a light workout in the well-equipped fitness centre.
You certainly won’t go hungry at Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel Club Resort. The hotel Dining Square serves up a feast of Mediterranean-style bites in its atrium, while you can treat a loved one to Gallic gastronomy in the elegant French bistro overlooking the bay.
Star Rating: 3.5*
Price: ¥8,771 – ¥52,890
Guest Rating: 8.1
Address: 1-7, Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel
First impressions of Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel are striking, to say the least. A palm-tree dotted road leads to a huge gold coloured circular building that illuminates beautifully after dark. The interior is easy on the eye, where the stunning atrium rises to the huge glass rooftop with the ground floor lobby acting as the hotel’s lively social hub. Here you’ll find a stylish lounge, restaurant, casual cafe, quaint shopping arcade and grab-and-go bakery surrounded by lush foliage.
With the motto of “360 degrees of hospitality”, the contemporary styled guest rooms at Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel are set around the towering atrium. There are family-sized options in all categories, each tastefully furnished with a subtle splash of colour.
Star Rating: 4*
Price: ¥12,168 – ¥44,625
Guest Rating: 8.1
Address: 1-34, Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Sunroute Plaza Tokyo
You’ll be in the mood for some Mickey Mouse fun right from the get-go at Sunroute Plaza Tokyo. The hotel’s 696 rooms feature magical themes that focus on the whimsical world of make believe, including the enchanted Castle Room, Wild West-inspired Frontier Room and cosy Cruising Cabin that little ones will especially adore. Many rooms come with expansive sea views, and the overriding vibe is one of carefree resort living amid lush landscaping and an open air pool.
You get a choice of three on-site restaurants at Sunroute Plaza Tokyo, ranging from all-day casual dining with flashy live cooking displays to top-notch sushi and elegant a la carte French cuisine on the rooftop. The hotel also houses an on-site penny arcade to keep the kids entertained, and an official Disney branded store.
Star Rating: 4*
Price: ¥8,989 – ¥45,728
Guest Rating: 8.0
Address: 1-6 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay
Elegant relaxation is the byword at Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay, a swish urban resort that sits just steps away from all the Mickey Mouse induced mayhem. A designated theme park hotel right on the Disney Resort Line, there are subtle touches of cartoon magic yet quintessentially Japanese in both style and service.
Accommodation ranges from smart Superior family-sized rooms up to opulent suites that are fit for royalty, along with a choice of minimalist Japanese style ryokan rooms. There are four distinctive on-site eateries serving up authentic Japanese, Chinese and Mediterranean-infused flavours. With expansive manicured lawns and an inner courtyard, the Mediterranean piazza is a delightful spot to kick back with a refreshing sundowner.
Star Rating: 5*
Price: ¥12,087 – ¥68,717
Guest Rating: 8.7
Address: 1-8 Maihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo Disneyland vs. Tokyo DisneySea: Which Park is Best for You?
Two distinctive parks with two unique experiences. There are a million and one reasons to visit either Tokyo Disneyland or the adjacent Tokyo DisneySea, both exuding that familiar fairy-tale ambience that only Disney could dream up. Tokyo Disneyland serves up the traditional Disney experience, where you’ll find the most famous icons such as Cinderella’s Castle and Main Street parades. Tokyo Disneyland is definitely the best bet for families travelling with young children.
In contrast, Tokyo DisneySea has a more grown up vibe where you’re likely to see groups of giggling teenagers as younger kids. Inspired by Japanese myths and legends, Tokyo DisneySea offers a “Happiest Place on Earth” ambience like no other, with plenty of adrenaline-filled rides to keep you entertained. Still can’t decide which park is best for you? Simply grab a 2-day ticket and experience them both!
Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo Disneyland follows a tried and trusted template of enchanting, kid-pleasing fun but with a subtle Japanese twist. In fact, it takes all the best bits of the original Disneyland in California and Florida’s Magic Kingdom and weaves it together to create a distinctive east-meets-west experience. All the classic Disney-centric landmarks are here, including Cinderella’s Castle and unique rides like Pooh’s Hunny Hunt and Monster’s Inc.
The resort’s undoubted appeal is with families with younger kids, and it certainly ramps up the cuteness factor in the captivating Toontown and adorable animatronics of Critter Country. Neighbouring Tokyo DisneySea has the lion’s share of the thrill rides, but there is still plenty of heart-in-mouth action to be had on the iconic Space Mountain and Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters shoot-em-up ride.
Tokyo DisneySea
Nautical Tokyo DisneySea showcases a wild, watery kingdom of seafaring thrills and maritime based mayhem. Featuring themed ”ports of call”, visitors can explore a Mediterranean Harbor, American Waterfront and Lost River Delta in addition to the Port Discovery, Mermaid Lagoon and Arabian Coast. There is also lots of action on the boats, hi-tech wizardry in the form of live Fantasmic shows, and pure adrenaline thrills with Tower of Terror and Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Most suited to adults and teens rather than tots, even if you’re a self-confessed Disney addict you’ll be entering a new realm at Tokyo DisneySea. There is so much to love about Tokyo DisneySea, including its immaculate design concepts and scenery, often acclaimed as the best Disney park on the planet.
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Disney delights are the obvious lure, but there is so much more to discover in and around Tokyo Bay. Check out the wonders of the deep at Tokyo Sea Life Park or climb aboard the Ferris Wheel at Kasai Rinkai Park for a bird’s eye view of the bay. The Urayasu neighbourhood is one of Tokyo’s less frenetic areas with widely photogenic boulevards and green spaces where you can experience a more carefree urban vibe.
Top Rated Hotels Within 5km of Tokyo Disney Resort
Best Western Tokyo Nishikasai
Just a 15-minute drive from the Disney parks, Best Western Tokyo Nishikasai is a great bet for couples looking for a more authentic urban Japanese ambience. Located in the Edogawa district, you get easy access to the dynamic downtown delights of Tokyo as well as the unmistakable thrills of Disney. The cosy rooms at Best Western Tokyo Nishikasai are both functional and fashionable, with cool colour schemes in neutral tones with ample workspace, cable TV and fully featured en suite bathrooms.
The on-site restaurant Aletta is a great spot to grab a bite, serving up authentic Japanese and global flavours. It is a brightly furnished, and a welcoming social hub for dining, drinking and mingling in the evening. It’s a great option for fuss-free, uncomplicated 3-star comforts, especially for guests looking for a more multi-faceted urban stay.
Star Rating: 3*
Price: ¥2,962 – ¥16,913
Guest Rating: 7.6
Address: 6-17-9 Nishikasai, Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan
Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
Despite the name, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay has a very distinctive European ambience, evoking the rustic charm of the French countryside. This unique vibe can immediately be felt in the lobby, which is dominated by a regency style courtyard fountain below French windows.
The hotel is geared toward fun, family-focused stays with the lure of Disney parks just minutes away. Some rooms offer exuberant kid-pleasing design features, with room categories endearingly titled Baby’s Sweet Orange and Kiddy Sweet Millefeuille. Resort style amenities include a spa and wellness centre, karaoke, an English-style pub and several dining venues ranging from elegant French fare to top-notch Chinese and Japanese. Past HotelsCombined customers rave about the hotel’s excellent standard of customer service.
Star Rating: 4*
Price: ¥6,612 – ¥55,803
Guest Rating: 8.4
Address: 1-8-2 Mihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Mystays Maihama
An excellent budget-friendly option for Disney fans, Hotel Mystays Maihama is just a few minutes’ walk away from the animated thrills and spills of the two Disney parks. A bright, modern hotel with cheerful decor throughout, twin, triple and family-sized guest rooms are surprisingly spacious but also have a cosy appeal bathed in rich autumnal tones. Ensuites come with a full complement of bathroom amenities, and there are a flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi access for your enjoyment.
If you haven’t quite got the stamina to stay in the park for the nightly Disney fireworks, fear not, as you’ll get the best vantage point for the pyrotechnics staying in one of the upper floors at Hotel Mystays Maihama.
Star Rating: 3*
Price: ¥7,263 – ¥30,495
Guest Rating: 7.7
Address: 3-5-1, Tekkoudori, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia
Invitingly close to the hustle and bustle of Tokyo DisneySea, Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia offers convenience but also a stylish holistic haven to recover from a long day of roller coasters. For a budget option, the pampering perks of staying here are simply outstanding. The hotel features indoor and al fresco Onsen baths to soak away those aches and pains, blissful spa treatments and a sauna.
There is a wide variety of rooms available, from cosy doubles to uber stylish contemporary western and Japanese suites offering sweeping views of Tokyo Bay. Family rooms can accommodate up to five people comfortably. HotelsCombined customers highly rate the food options at Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia, which serves up a wholesome buffet and a la carte selection for lunch and dinner in the brightly furnished Orchid Restaurant.
Star Rating: 2*
Price: ¥19,540 – ¥37,336
Guest Rating: 8.3
Address: 13-20 Chidori, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay
The highly-rated Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay is just a quick 15 minutes away from the Disney parks by complementary Mickey Mouse shuttle bus. The hotel’s Western and Japanese-style rooms have tonnes of character, furnished in summery shades of red and yellow. The sunlit filled spaces are enhanced by large picture windows offering impressive views of Tokyo Bay and even Mount Fuji far in the distance.
There are a wealth of dining options available, from a rich assortment of Italian delicacies at Lala Italiana to authentic Japanese at stylish eatery Kai, which quite literally takes gastronomy to new heights with sublime skyline views from the top floor.
Star Rating: 3*
Price: ¥8,352 – ¥29,405
Guest Rating: 8.8
Address: 1-1-1 Hinode, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Urayasu Brighton Hotel
As a preferred Disney Resort hotel, you are just a 15-minute hop away by a complimentary shuttle bus at Urayasu Brighton Hotel. While it boasts a cool, contemporary urban style over whimsical Disney style decor, it is nevertheless a real kid-friendly haven. There is an array of family accommodation choices, with the Loft rooms the obvious standout in both visual appeal and functionality. The ingenious layout includes regular beds, loft beds and day beds, easily accommodating up to six. Additionally, there are romantic rooms designed just for couples, featuring a stylish design with mood lighting, and skyline views to swoon over. Whether you’re stretching out on the bed or soaking in the huge free standing tub, huge picture windows unlock a sublime panoramic view of the Tokyo skyline.
The hotel’s Club Zenith is the place to unwind with a large indoor pool, sauna and spa. Adventurous foodies are in for a treat, as there are five on-site restaurants serving up diverse delights from Europe to the Orient.
Star Rating: 3*
Price: ¥8,226 – ¥47,276
Guest Rating: 8.9
Address: 1-9 Mihama, Urayasu, Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Lumiere Nishikasai
A sleek white high-rise property, Hotel Lumiere Nishikasai offers that rare combination of excellent value and close proximity to the Disney parks. Highly rated by HotelsCombined customers, it offers all the essential amenities needed for an uncomplicated, carefree stay such as a complimentary breakfast, in-room Wi-Fi and range of massage services.
Cosy rooms are filled with natural sunlight and walls are adorned with a vibrant splash of colourful artwork. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV, refrigerator and tea and coffee making facilities. Aside from a day of thrills with Mickey, Hotel Lumiere Nishikasai is the ideal base for exploring Tokyo Bay, perfect for a leisurely evening cruise or a visit to the exotic creatures at Tokyo Sea Life Park.
Star Rating: 3*
Price: ¥3,734 – ¥22,474
Guest Rating: 8.5
Address: 6-20-3, Nishikasai, Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan
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What’s Your Favourite Attraction at Tokyo Disney Resort?
Nestled by the shores of Tokyo Bay, Tokyo Disney Resort offers the delights of both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, two very distinctive parks filled with fairy-tale magic. The unmistakable Japanese flavour that runs through each park only adds to its allure, where the “Happiest Place on Earth” is paired with an immersive cultural experience.
With more than 400 million annual visitors to HotelsCombined, we’ve compared hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort to help you stay close to the Disney action. Families with young children tend to opt for a magical day at the cutesy and captivating Tokyo Disneyland, while the same fun and frolics can be had when staying at one of the nearby hotels. The more adult orientated delights of adjacent Tokyo DisneySea perfectly complement the range of stylish boutique hotels, where couples and families with older kids will also get a flavour of Japan’s famously quirky urban style and culture.
What is the one attraction at the Tokyo Disney parks that you simply cannot miss? Leave your comments below and help shape the perfect Disney focused holiday in Tokyo for future HotelsCombined customers.
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