Hôtels à Urayasu

I enjoyed the check in lobby. It had a children's play area right in front of the check in that kept my daughter busy. I also really liked the fried chicken and children's hamburger meal served during room service. It was perfect for those late night hunger after returning from a busy day at Disneyland.

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The hotel was amazing, my room was very clean and roomy, (I even got a free upgrade so I could have a non-smoking room) and it is a 2-3 minute walk to the Disney monorail system. There is a really nice and clean shuttle service from the Monorail to the hotel if you don't want to walk, which I confess I took sometimes. :) The staff did speak english and were very helpful in getting me a ticket for the airport Limo Bus, which stops at the hotel several times a day. There is also a 24 hr convenience store in the hotel, if you need any drinks or late night snacks. A great place, I would definitely stay at again.

Super great staff and the the rooms and views of the ocean are great. It is about 45min. to an hour to get to the city center of Tokyo by train though, plus a bus shuttle from the hotel to the train station needed. ***Make sure and check if the trains are still running when your plane gets in otherwise it's a $100 taxi ride.

I would definitely stay here again! Our room had a theme park view and we watched the fireworks from our room window. The transportation to and from Disney was effortless. We utilized the mini-mart/convenience store daily. They also had a store that sold salads, sandwiches, and fruit, which we used to purchase our lunch to take into the Disney parks. The only disappointment I had was the lack of 'Western' food in the restaurants. We expected a wonderful breakfast buffet based on reviews, but it was a disappointment and we left after we scoped it out. They had sausage, bacon, eggs, cold cereal, and muffins and the rest was traditional Asian foods. The problem is, is that our family is vegetarian. We discovered the Disney hotels had a great breakfast buffet with all of the above, plus fruits, yogurts, salads, grilled veggies, pancakes, french toast, breakfast potatoes, and even green smoothies! When we did eat from the Hilton, it was from the outrageously priced room service menu. I was starving and ordered french toast, which was wonderful, but why not offered down stairs on an a-la-carte menu? Another thing to realize as a US tourist, is that not only at the Hilton, but other hotels, is that there are hours to each of the restaurants. The only restaurants that are continuously open are the ones in the Disney parks, which is something we weren't used to. There were times I was starving and nothing was open because it was in between their breakfast/lunch or lunch/dinner hours. I wish it was just a brunch and that would solve the problem in the mornings. This happened multiple times to us on this trip, so just a warning!