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Guest User: We enjoyed our stay very much here. The room is spacious and there is a Lawson right inside the hotel. There is not much within the surrounding but the hotel is accessible by bus no. 3 / 23 at Shin-Urayasu Station. The hotel offers coach bus to and from The Disneyland & DisneySea, which is convenient. The bus ride is around 25 minutes. The staff are all very friendly and professional. We would consider staying here next time!
5 Chome-8-15 Akemi
From BRL 508
Guest User: Returned to this hotel almost 10 years later. Generally still okay!
7 Chome-1-1 Akemi
From BRL 1,446
家綺~SERENA: Easy and hassle free experience to book using Trip. Even booking last minute in the country was so easy using the app. Take note hotel no restaurant but have microwave. And free drink at night time. Free shuttle bus to disney land and sea was great. But if you traveling to tokyo or hello kitty Puroland will be super far. They even have bed rails for kids. They will only clean room if you stay continue 3 night.
5 Chome-7-1 Hinode
From BRL 301
Guest User: The hotel near tran station and the mall , very convenient . My son really love breakfast at here
1 Chome-8-2 Mihama
From BRL 599
Guest User: A great restaurant, with a Lawson downstairs.
13-1 Chidori
From BRL 787
Guest User: We stayed in the Double Deluxe Ocean View Room with our family and really enjoyed our stay. The room was spacious and clean, perfect for traveling with kids, and the ocean view was lovely. Very convenient for Tokyo Disneyland and family-friendly overall.
1-8 Maihama
From BRL 976
Guest User: The view from each room is just superb! You should definitely go for the 36 sq.m. room; it even has a washing machine and dryer.
15-9 Chidori
From BRL 490
NatRVN: We have stayed at Spa&Hotel a couple of times now and have enjoyed every visit. The staff are friendly and greet us as we arrive. Check in and out is quick and simple. We always stay in the Japanese style room with outdoor bath. The room is a good size with tatami mats and futon beds. The views are great as you can see the fireworks at Disney. The only downside is the very bright lights from the sporting fields near by. The outdoor bath is great after a long day. There is a free shuttle bus to the Disney resort. The drivers are helpful and friendly. We haven't eaten in the hotel before so I can't comment on the food.
Chidori, １３−20
From BRL 653
Guest User: Wow, I’ve not been impressed with a hotel that caught me by surprise from the moment I entered the building/ room. My stay at the Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay was absolutely fantastic, and I thoroughly enjoyed each moment of my stay. From check-in, to a welcome message with fruits awaiting me in my room upon check-in, to the different services the hotel offers, like: shuttle for the nearest train station (which connects to the various lines that can help on your journey of exploring the city), exceptional amenities, room service, etc., I was beyond impressed. I’m just sad I did not get to access the rooftop bar, as the weather was not pleasant in the evening during my entire stay, so the bar was closed for safety. I plan to return to Tokyo for another holiday and stay at the Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Tokyo; you won’t regret it.
5 Chome-8-23 Akemi
From BRL 538
Guest User: Love the room. The clean room and the breathtaking view from our family room of 4
1 Chome-9 Mihama
From BRL 600
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The appeal of Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First Resort lies in its high level of convenience, typical of an official hotel, and its exceptional entertainment value, allowing guests to continue enjoying the park's atmosphere. 1. Concept Rooms to Continue the Dream The guest rooms offer a variety of playful designs, including a castle style inspired by a fairy tale castle, a Western style themed after the Wild West, and rooms that make you feel like a crew member on a large cruise ship. More than just a place to sleep, the excitement continues even after returning to your room, as if you were still on an attraction. Many concept rooms also feature bathrooms with separate washing areas, a great feature for families with children. 2. Unrivaled Access A free shuttle bus provides direct access to Disneyland, taking only about 5 minutes. There's no need to transfer to the monorail (Disney Resort Line), making it easy to return to the hotel even with small children or after a tiring day at the park. Furthermore, free shuttle buses to JR Maihama Station and the nearest Bayside Station run regularly, allowing for easy travel. 3. Exceptional Value for Money Among Official Hotels Among the many official hotels, this one offers a wide variety of plans at relatively reasonable prices. It also boasts a good selection of family-friendly rooms that can accommodate 4-5 people, making it ideal for families and groups who want to keep their budget down but don't want to compromise on the luxury and perks of an official hotel.
Some places don't just make you want to ride the rides…they make you want to slow down and capture every moment in photos 🤍 Tokyo DisneySea offers a mix of Italian canal-style atmosphere, the pastel underwater world of Mermaid Lagoon, and an adventurous volcanic landscape in Mysterious Island. Each zone changes mood, making it feel like you've visited multiple worlds in one day 🐚🌋 Fairytale lovers should definitely bookmark Fantasy Springs, especially Rapunzel's Forest with its tower nestled among the trees. If you're getting hungry, try the Casbah Food Court in Arabian Coast to refuel with curry before continuing your exploration 🍛 The best time to set aside is in the evening…the golden light on the buildings and the reflections in the water make simply standing and admiring the view pure bliss ✨ This post includes travel tips, recommended zones, photo spots, and restaurants for you to save and follow 🎡 📱 Check park opening hours, ride queues, and menus on the Tokyo Disney Resort app before your visit. 🎨 Images are AI-generated, based on real locations with lighting adjusted for design purposes; they are not on-site photos. #TokyoDisneySea #DisneySea #DisneySea #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #FantasySprings
🎠🇯🇵 Spent the entire day at Tokyo Disneyland, from the morning until the very end of the light show and fireworks. I mistakenly thought it was the 25th anniversary (turns out that's over at DisneySea! 🙂↔️). We arrived at 9 AM; the crowd was moderate—moving steadily and not nearly as packed as the "sea of ants" I’d seen in other reviews. I'd recommend that if you aren't stressed about hitting every single attraction, arriving at 9 AM like we did is a great call. As soon as we arrived, we picked up some headbands and caught the Baymax parade right in front of the castle. They were splashing so much water it felt like Songkran! 💦 Overall, it was hot but bearable. Most rides had about a 20-minute wait, with only Beauty and the Beast and the roller coasters reaching the hour-plus mark. The people here are wonderful; the staff are always smiling and share your excitement at every turn. The food is delicious and affordable, averaging about ¥1,000 for a filling meal. The restrooms are clean, the parades are well-managed, and everyone is very_orderly. ❤️ 2026
How much Tokyo time will you actually have after flights, airport transfers and check-in? For a first city-focused visit, 4 usable days is a balanced starting point. Three can still work if you stay selective. Five gives you more Tokyo depth or room for one substantial extension. 3 USABLE DAYS: KEEP THE CORE SELECTIVE Build around coherent districts rather than chasing every landmark. An eastern day can pair Asakusa with Ueno, using the Ginza Line between districts and leaving space for a meal. A longer museum visit means fewer extra stops. For a western day, visit Meiji Jingu during its opening hours, browse Harajuku and continue to Shibuya by local walk or rail. Do not save the shrine visit for after dark. Give the third day to your strongest remaining city priority: Shinjuku, or a Marunouchi/Ginza focus. These are choices, not a demand to squeeze both into an already full day. 4 USABLE DAYS: BUY BREATHING ROOM Stay longer somewhere you enjoy, add a museum or shopping priority, or retain space for weather and recovery. The extra day should reduce pressure, not double the daily checklist. 5 USABLE DAYS: CHOOSE DEPTH OR ONE EXTENSION You can keep exploring Tokyo. A day trip or theme park is optional. If you do choose one, protect the time instead of attaching it to a full city day. A Disney park deserves a protected day; a timed experience needs its own reserved block. BEFORE BOOKING YOUR NIGHTS · Count usable city days, not calendar dates. Late arrival and early departure across five dates can leave only three full days. · Pick your three must-do priorities. · Check dated tickets, entry rules and each garden or museum’s current opening calendar. · Allow for station exits, walking, meals and rest, not just the train ride. · Let children, limited mobility or jet lag change the pace. These are planning recommendations, not fixed minimums or a promise to finish Tokyo. Partial arrival or departure time can still be useful; it simply should not be counted automatically as a full sightseeing day. Save this guide before booking your Tokyo stay, and share it with the person planning your days. #Tokyo #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #FirstTimeInTokyo #TravelPlanning #TokyoItinerary #JapanTrip #JnATravelMoments
When it comes to the holiday season at Tokyo DisneySea, the highlight is the "Disney Christmas Greeting" held at Mediterranean Harbor 🎄✨ Mickey and his friends, dressed in their festive Christmas costumes, arrive by boat to greet guests to the sound of holiday songs! I managed to see it about six times in 2025 🥰 Today, I’ll be sharing my favorite viewing spots and the unique charms of the Christmas season! 🎅 Santa Claus and Mickey Make an Entrance! Mickey and the gang appear alongside Santa Claus on a boat beautifully decorated with Christmas ornaments! The magic of this greeting is getting to see the characters in such a festive, holiday atmosphere 🎁 As the boat glides across the harbor, you really feel like Christmas has finally arrived! Keep an eye out for Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and my personal favorites, Duffy and ShellieMay 🐻💕 🎶 A Festive Soundtrack of Christmas Classics! What I love most is how many holiday songs are played! It’s such a joy to watch the characters while listening to bright and cheerful Christmas music 🎄 Combined with the holiday atmosphere of the entire park, just watching it gets you into the spirit! It’s a must-see entertainment if you visit Tokyo DisneySea during the Christmas season ✨ 📍 My Favorite Spot: Mickey Square! My go-to place to watch the show is Mickey Square! Formally known as "Piazza Topolino," it’s the square located right along Mediterranean Harbor. You can enjoy the Christmas greeting while watching the boat and characters make their way through the harbor 🎅 One of the best things is how the view changes depending on where you watch, even for the same show. Find your own favorite spot and capture some wonderful Christmas memories 📸 🎄 Soak Up the Holiday Spirit in No Time! This greeting lasts about 15 minutes. It’s perfect for anyone who wants to squeeze in a holiday show between enjoying attractions and dining in the park! I’ve seen it about six times, and I just love the combination of the Christmas songs and seeing the characters 🥰 Be sure to experience this special atmosphere that only happens during the Christmas season. 🎁 Summary Tokyo DisneySea’s "Disney Christmas Greeting" is a seasonal event where you can enjoy festive music and beloved characters! Santa Claus and Mickey arrive by boat, filling the harbor with a wonderful Christmas mood 🎅🎄 My favorite spot is Mickey Square. I absolutely love spending time listening to holiday tunes while watching the characters! If you're planning to spend Christmas at Tokyo DisneySea, definitely check it out ✨
If you're thinking about your first international trip, Japan is likely one of your top choices. This post features the best spots to eat, sightsee, and shop in Tokyo. If you're planning a trip soon, be sure to save this! 📌 GINZA 📌 OMOTE-SANDO 📌 SHINJUKU 📌 HARAJUKU 📌 SHIBUYA 📌 UENO 📌 KAPPABASHI 📌 ASAKUSA 📌 AKIHABARA 📌 NIPPORI 📌 TOKYO DISNEYLAND 📌 TSUKIJI 📌 ODAIBA 📌 GOTOKUJI 🚄 Transportation is 100% by train—it’s super convenient with tons of options, but it can be quite a maze. They say if you haven't gotten lost, you haven't truly experienced Tokyo yet! P.S. This photo set captures the vibes of two seasons: Winter (January) and Summer (August) of 2026. 2026
Reviewing the Queen of Hearts Banquet Hall ❤️♠️—a stunning Wonderland-themed restaurant in Tokyo Disneyland. The interior is absolutely gorgeous, making you feel as if you’ve truly stepped into the Queen of Hearts’ castle. Located in Fantasyland, the decor is fully decked out with checkered floors, card soldiers, heart-shaped chairs, and intricate details that offer beautiful photo ops at every turn. The restaurant operates on a "Buffeteria" service model: you pick up a tray, choose your food from the counters, pay, and then a staff member will escort you to your table. The menu features main courses, desserts, and Wonderland-themed drinks. Personally, I think the biggest highlight is the atmosphere, which is executed perfectly. If you love Alice in Wonderland or are looking for a spot to relax during your Disneyland trip, this place is definitely worth a visit! ❤️✨ 📍 Queen of Hearts Banquet Hall 📍 Fantasyland, Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo Disney Resort or Universal Studios Japan — which one deserves a place in your first Japan trip? 🎢✨ The useful question is not “Which park is better?” It is which park fits your route, available time, travel pace and priorities better. If your Japan itinerary is already tight, trying to fit both can easily turn theme parks into the centre of the trip rather than one part of it. 🏰 Choose Tokyo Disney Resort if… You value atmosphere, immersion and the overall resort experience as much as the rides themselves. It also fits naturally into a Tokyo-heavy itinerary and can work especially well for families or groups with different energy levels. 🎢 Choose Universal Studios Japan if… You want a faster, louder and more ride-focused park day. If Osaka or the wider Kansai region already anchors your route, Universal is usually the easier park to integrate without reshaping the rest of the trip. 🎟️ Choose both if… Theme parks are genuinely one of the headline reasons for visiting Japan. You are already planning to spend meaningful time in both Tokyo and Osaka, and you are comfortable giving several full days of the trip to the parks. The biggest trade-off with doing both is not simply ticket cost. It is also time. Two park days mean two fewer days available for Tokyo neighbourhoods, Kyoto, Osaka, day trips or simply travelling at a slower pace. Add the walking, queues and general park fatigue, and the commitment becomes larger than it first appears. For many first-time visitors, one park is enough. A simple way to decide: Tokyo-heavy trip → Disney is usually the more natural fit. Osaka/Kansai-heavy trip → Universal is usually the more natural fit. Theme parks are a major trip priority → consider both. And if you are travelling with children or a mixed-energy group, look beyond the brand name. Think about how your group actually likes to spend a full day. Disney: softer, slower, more atmosphere-led. Universal: louder, faster, more thrill-led. Both: the widest experience, but also the biggest commitment. There is no automatic winner. For a first Japan trip, the better choice is the one that fits your route, time and energy without taking more away from the rest of Japan than you are happy to give. Pick the park that fits your Japan trip — not the park you feel you are supposed to choose. #Japan #JapanTravel #JapanTrip #TokyoDisneyResort #UniversalStudiosJapann #Tokyo #Osaka #JapanItinerary #JapanTravelTips #ThemePark #FamilyTravel #FirstTimeJapan #JnATravelMoments
![[Shin-Urayasu] Step Into a Retro-American Dream! 1955 Tokyo Bay by Hoshino Resorts Is the Perfect Home Base for Your Disney Trip. — traveler post in Urayasu](https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/1mi2g224x9aolka700A9B_C_480_270_R5.jpg_.avif?proc=source/trip)
Inspired by mid-century America—the era when the world’s very first Disneyland opened—1955 Tokyo Bay by Hoshino Resorts is a nostalgic escape. Every corner of this hotel is filled with a "good old days" vintage vibe, making it an absolute paradise for photography lovers. This autumn, the hotel is hosting "OLDIES HALLOWEEN NIGHT," featuring adorable Jack-o'-lanterns dressed in vintage-inspired outfits to welcome every guest. 📍 Capturing the Magic: What Makes 1955 Tokyo Bay So Special Exclusive Decorations in the 24-Hour "2nd Room" Public Space 🎃✨ The "2nd Room," where you can take off your shoes and relax, transforms into a pop space inspired by the traditional American "Pumpkin Patch" for a limited time this autumn. Surrounded by giant pumpkins and colorful garlands, it’s the ultimate photo op. Retro-Pop Pumpkins All Dressed Up 🎃👓 Pumpkin displays decked out in glasses, neckties, and plaid outfits are incredibly cute. Capture a special souvenir photo in front of the wagon decorated with vintage furniture and sweet-themed trinkets. 💡 Ultimate Comfort & Convenience for Theme Park Travelers ❊ The "2nd Room": Your 24/7 Lounge Available even before check-in and after check-out, this "second living room" can be used freely for changing clothes, organizing luggage, chatting, or resting depending on your needs. ❊ Dining Options for Early Birds and Night Owls With the "Cafeteria" open until 11 PM and the "Food & Drink Station" providing 24-hour access to snacks and light meals, you’ll never have to worry about finding food after a long day at the park. ❊ Complimentary Shuttle to the Parks A free shuttle bus connects the hotel with Tokyo Disney Resort®, ensuring a smooth commute. ℹ️ Hotel Info Hotel Name: 1955 Tokyo Bay by Hoshino Resorts Address: 7-2-3 Hinode, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture Access: ~10-15 mins by bus from JR Shin-Urayasu Station / Free shuttle bus to/from the parks available Recommended for: Disney travelers, photography enthusiasts, families, and groups. Immerse yourself in American vintage charm while keeping the Disney magic alive at 1955 Tokyo Bay. It’s the perfect spot for your next autumn getaway or Disney adventure! ✨
That sounds strange until you realize what usually wastes the most time in Japan: not the hotel room, but the movement around it. A cheaper hotel can become expensive if it adds longer transfers, awkward luggage movement, late-night walking stress or daily backtracking. My ExploreWithJC hotel rule: Book by route first. Then compare price. Then decide what comfort is worth paying for. Where first-timers usually go wrong: 1. Tokyo: staying far from the line you actually need Tokyo has many good areas, but the “best” area depends on your itinerary. If most of your days are west Tokyo, east Tokyo, Disney, airport transfers or shopping-heavy, the right base changes. 2. Kyoto: choosing a base that fights your sightseeing Kyoto rewards area grouping. If your hotel is far from your main temple or evening area, the day can feel slower than expected. 3. Osaka: choosing nightlife without arrival logic Namba can be great for food energy. Umeda can be easier for arrivals and transport. The better choice depends on when you arrive and how much luggage you have. 4. Families and first-timers need less friction For families, late arrivals or heavy luggage, the easier station connection may matter more than a slightly nicer room. 5. Premium-value upgrade If I had to upgrade one thing, I would usually upgrade location before room size. A smaller room in the right area can feel better than a bigger room that costs you time every day. Original ExploreWithJC judgement: For Japan, hotel location is not just comfort. It is a daily time-saving tool. Save this before booking your Japan hotel. Which city is hardest for you to choose a hotel in: Tokyo, Kyoto or Osaka? EXPLOREWITHJC JAPAN FIRST-TIMER SERIES Episode 11 - The Japan Mistake That Makes First-Timers Book the Wrong Hotel Previous: Where to Upgrade in Japan Without Overspending Next: Japan Day Trips I Would Actually Add to a First Trip Follow ExploreWithJC for practical Asia travel guides for Malaysian travellers who want premium-value trips without wasting money, time or energy. #ExploreWithJC #TripMoments #JapanTravel #JapanTrip #JapanHotels #TokyoHotels #KyotoTravel #OsakaTravel #AsiaTravel #MalaysiaTravellers #travel2026
The place was on my bucket list literally booked it last min and the process was simple. Enjoyed it as an adult
_TI***j6Overall experience was decent, few of the world building was lovely. However it definitely feels more catered to younger children with the milder rides. A few of the major rides (like Indiana jones) were also closed for maintenance when I was there so that was a little disappointing. Regardless it was still nice to relive some of my childhood dreams and finally ticking off a bucket list item.
Anonymous useryou will really feel the ambiance of Europe when you visit Disney sea. Tripod for camera is not allowed.
Emmylou EclipseThe night view is fantastic, but it's a bit of a shame if it rains. If possible, check the weather forecast before you go. The view from the 450th and 350th floors is similar on a cloudy day; personally, I think the 350th floor is sufficient. Service was excellent. The only slight drawback was the glare from the glass. Overall, it was a great experience. I'll definitely go again on a sunny day. Highly recommended!
Anonymous userIt was a nice time over there in senso ji asakusa. We went there during evening time it was bit crowded and if you want to experience the peace maybe you can visit there during morning time.
Yugal aryalanother historic scenic spot that is must go in Tokyo Japan , there is the grand temple , busy historic streets for sightseeing
_TI***j0Однозначно рекомендую к посещению всем, кто будет в Токио! Завораживающее арт-пространство с полным погружением. К тому же часть мест интерактивные, взаимодействуешь через телефон либо сайт. Распределение по таймслотам позволяет комфортно насладиться каждым арт-объектом. На месте есть бесплатные локеры, куда можно положить вещи и пакеты с покупками
Marat TravelI think it is one of the best “WOW” view in Tokyo. Also you can see Tokyo almost 360 degrees and experience a real scale of how city is huge. However you need to remember that you may wait a long time( like 30 minutes) in line to get to the lift.
Ivan736373778I wouldn’t want to spoil the surprise, but you absolutely have to give this experience a go! I’d recommend visiting in the evening, although I went during the daytime, and it was equally amazing. Unlike the modern and futuristic Tokyo Skytree, this experience lets you soak in the nostalgic charm and spirit of old Tokyo. The atmosphere is completely different!Our host was incredibly energetic and entertaining, almost like a Japanese anime character brought to life! His enthusiasm made the entire experience even more memorable. The photo opportunities on the upper deck were absolutely stunning, with breathtaking views of Tokyo.If you want to feel like a VIP while experiencing Tokyo from a completely different perspective, this is something you simply must try. Definitely one of the highlights of my Tokyo trip!
CW from Malaysia🏛️ Tokyo National Museum 🇯🇵 — A Journey Through Japanese History! 🎨✨The Tokyo National Museum is one of the most fascinating cultural attractions in Tokyo! ❤️ Located in beautiful Ueno Park, it houses an extraordinary collection of Japanese art, historical treasures, and archaeological artifacts.What impressed me most was the incredible variety of exhibits, from magnificent samurai armor and ancient swords to delicate ceramics, Buddhist sculptures, and traditional paintings. 🗡️🌸The elegant museum buildings and peaceful surroundings make the experience even more enjoyable. Every gallery reveals something fascinating about Japan’s rich cultural heritage. 🇯🇵💡 Travel tip: Allow at least 2–3 hours to explore, and don’t miss the Japanese Gallery in the Honkan building. 📸❤️ An absolute must-visit for history lovers and anyone interested in understanding Japan beyond its modern cities!#TokyoNationalMuseum #UenoPark #Tokyo #JapanTravel
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