Urayasu Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is a bit far from the subway station, but they offer a free shuttle service to both the subway and Disney, running until 10 PM. The drop-off point at Disney isn't too far from the park entrance. There's also a large park right next to the hotel, perfect for a stroll. A small convenience store is located downstairs in the neighboring hotel. You can walk to a shopping mall and a large supermarket in about 15 minutes from the hotel. If you're driving, parking is 1800 yen per night in an outdoor lot. The room size is decent, and the bed is very comfortable, though the pillow wasn't quite to my liking. It was clean, and the Wi-Fi was stable."

"A four-bed room, which is quite a rare find! For Japan, the room size was surprisingly decent. We could just about fit three 20-inch suitcases, though we had to open them when needed and then close them immediately. The wet and dry separation in the bathroom was especially convenient. It was super handy for visiting Disneyland. The convenience store on the ground floor sorted out our breakfasts for three or four days."

"Great location for people like us that are going to Tokyo Disneyland and Disneysea. Although there is free transport to the park, it starts late. And if you want to get to the park before it opens, use the local bus. The bus stop is 5 min walk away."

"Many people have already reviewed this hotel, noting its spacious rooms and very close proximity to the station, along with a shuttle service to Disneyland. Now, let me share some drawbacks that weren't frequently mentioned in earlier reviews: 1. The hotel is quite old, with a somewhat Showa-era style. While it's a Japanese hotel, I was surprised by the lack of many facilities. Having stayed in numerous Japanese hotels, I've come to expect ice machines, microwaves, and laundromats in Japanese-managed properties – these were completely missing here. (I had initially deliberated between this hotel and the Hilton, but chose Brighton thinking the Hilton, being internationally managed, wouldn't have these facilities, only to find Brighton didn't either.) 2. There's no bottled water in the room, let alone the 'free mini-bar' mentioned in some reviews. It's even hard to get drinking water here; you have to go to a water dispenser by the elevator. Although they provide a kettle for refilling, honestly, I wasn't too keen on using it. Aside from these points, the nearby commercial area is quite convenient, with delicious and affordable gyutan (beef tongue) rice, a supermarket, 100-yen shops, and some Japanese clothing stores. If the hotel were to add the facilities mentioned above, the stay experience would be significantly improved."

"The location is fantastic. Right by the sea, it's a five-minute walk to the subway station, Disneyland, or DisneySea, or a one-minute hotel shuttle ride to the Maihama Disney inner loop line. I booked a sea-view room, but arrived late on the first night and didn't get to see the view. The second day was cloudy and grey, with nothing visible, and the sea looked murky. However, on the last day, I finally saw Mount Fuji and the sea under a clear blue sky. It instantly felt worth it! The room size was excellent. We could open both our large suitcases and lay them flat. The hotel staff's service was a mixed bag. Some were exceptionally good, very meticulous, and happy to chat. Others were very robotic and rather impatient. This was especially true during breakfast. On the first morning, we arrived at 9:40 AM and were told that service would close promptly at 10:00 AM. So we quickly grabbed everything and started eating. When they began clearing up at 10:00 AM, I went to get an omelet. The chef jokingly told me it was the last one with a smile. I then went to the adjacent area to get a bowl of miso soup to take with me. While serving the soup, a staff member came to collect the kelp tongs. I asked her if she could wait until I was done using them, but she rolled her eyes and threw both tongs onto the table with a loud clatter. I was stunned. I turned around and saw that the aisle was already blocked off, and I was the only one left. I quickly left, feeling very awkward. The next day, when we went at 9:20 AM, there was a long queue. We weren't seated until 9:47 AM. There were queues in front of all the food stations, but thankfully, they extended service until 10:15 AM. The hotel has a convenience store, and buying bento, drinks, and snacks there is quite affordable. It's also great that you can book a bus directly from here to the airport. It would be even better if each room provided two bottles of water or if there were free scheduled shuttle buses to both Disney parks."

"A hotel shuttle is available from Maihama Station, just be sure to check the schedule. You can also walk to the hotel from Maihama Station. It's incredibly convenient for visiting Disneyland. The hotel rooms are spacious, and complimentary toiletries are provided. From the balcony, you can even see Cinderella Castle. The hotel lobby is on the 3rd floor, and it has a fantastic Disney atmosphere."

"The location is fantastic, right at Disney Bayside Station. The hotel is directly across from the station entrance. On clear mornings, you can even see Mount Fuji from your room! The beds are super comfortable, and the sheets were changed daily. There's a direct airport shuttle to all terminals, and a shuttle bus to Maihama Station, making it incredibly convenient. You can even watch the Disney fireworks from the hotel at 8:25 PM! I'd recommend having younger, English-speaking staff at the front desk, as the English pronunciation of the older staff was quite confusing. There are two small convenience stores and a Disney store on the second floor, which has everything you might need. There are also more dining options around Maihama Station."

"This was the biggest room I've stayed in Tokyo, and it was also convenient for getting to Disney with their shuttle service. However, getting to and from the city center was a bit of a hassle because it's quite far from the subway station. Also, over two days, I asked several different front desk staff multiple times how to get to Haneda Airport. They all just gave me the shuttle schedule and told me to go to the opposite Hyatt hotel to catch the bus. But not a single person told me I needed to book tickets in advance! When I arrived at the pick-up point on the day, I was told ticket sales had already closed. Even though there were visible empty seats on the shuttle, they wouldn't let me board! I had to take a taxi to the airport to catch my flight, which ended up costing me 680 RMB. I'm really quite unhappy about this point!"

"I stayed in the economy single room. There was no built-in table, and instead there was a second bed where the table probably used to be. However, the second bed had a cover over it, so it was used as a large sofa rather than a bed. There was a folded-up folding table, but if I wanted to use it, I had to place it in the hallway in front of the bathroom and toilet, which got in the way so I ended up not using it. However, the large sofa (second bed) could be used to store luggage, so it shouldn't be a problem if I wasn't using a laptop or anything like that. A simple breakfast was also included. Although it was simple, it was better than my usual breakfast. Overall, it was more than worth the price. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity to be in the area."

"Pros: Directly opposite the Disney Bayside Line, it's just a few minutes' walk, or you can wait for the hotel shuttle. The rooms are spacious, and the toiletries are abundant. Breakfast is worth trying, with a good selection of fruits and dishes with a distinct Japanese flavor. Cons: No self-service laundry facilities! It's a bit inconvenient not to be able to wash clothes after a long day at Disney. Additional notes: 1. Right next to the special line station platform is an entrance to DisneySea, but it's exclusively for guests of the Toy Story Hotel and Fantasy Springs Hotel. 2. When entering DisneySea, the Frozen area is quite a distance from the main entrance. If you've purchased Disney Premier Access, make sure to plan your time accordingly. 3. For dining, I recommend the shopping mall at Maihama Station. There's a tonkatsu restaurant called 'Wakou' there that offers great value for money. There's also a supermarket downstairs where you can buy bento boxes and daily necessities."