Ultimate Guide to the Best Hotels to Stay Near Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea
Calling all Disney fans! No Tokyo trip is complete without an adventure at Tokyo Disney Resort, which is home to the Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea parks. A little heads-up: with the brand new Fantasy Springs area at Tokyo DisneySea, the two parks are now even more popular than before.
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If you want to get an early headstart, book a night (or two) at any of these hotels near Tokyo Disneyland, or hotels in Tokyo DisneySea itself (we know!). Alternatively, pick any of the hotels near Maihama station (the nearest station to Tokyo Disney Resort); the Bayside station on the Tokyo Disney Resort line; or near Shin-Urayasu station (one stop from Maihama station).
Types of Disney hotels
There are different types of Disney hotels. They are:
a) Official Disney hotels
b) Partner hotels
c) Good Neighbour hotels
Disney Hotels are located in Tokyo Disney Resort itself, boasting a line-up of Disney-themed rooms, monorail passes, complimentary shuttle buses, complimentary shopping delivery right to the rooms, direct purchase of tickets, and even a nifty baggage delivery to/from Maihama station (complete with an early check-in service).
Partner hotels are located outside the resort (but within the area), but guests can easily travel to and fro via a complimentary shuttle bus. There are lots of Good Neighbour Hotels in Tokyo as well, where guests can also hop on complimentary shuttle buses to the Tokyo Disney Resort.
Which hotel near Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea do you want to stay in? Let the magic begin!
Hotels near Tokyo Disneyland
1. Tokyo Disneyland Hotel
Stay right in the heart of all the action at Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, which is located right in front of the park. The hotel is as grand on the inside as it is on the outside; sashay below sparkling chandeliers as you see little Disney-inspired details all around the hotel and its gardens.
We say that the room is all part of the experience: delight the kids with gorgeous guest rooms themed after Alice in Wonderland, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, and Tinker Bell. These rooms can all sleep three to four people, which is perfect for families. In the summer, the pool has a large Misty Mountains pool that’d be great for some mid-day respite.
#KlookTip: If you have a little daughter in tow who’s always dreamed of becoming a princess, bring her straight to the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique in the hotel! Specially for children aged three to 11, the shop is manned by ‘Godmothers-in-training’ who will give your child a complete princess makeover.
2. Disney Ambassador Hotel
Modelled after America in the 1930’s, Disney Ambassador Hotel exudes a charming old-school elegance. Choose to stay in rooms themed after certain characters, such as Minnie Mouse, Chip ‘n Dale, Stitch, and Donald Duck rooms. Young kids won’t be able to get enough of the Chip ‘n Dale’s Playground, a kids’ play area where they can watch Disney movies, read books, and meet Chip and Dale themselves.
If you love character meet-and-greets, you’re in luck! Make time for the Chef Mickey buffet, where Mickey and friends will come say hi as you dine. Don’t forget to bring the adorable amenities found in your room home too: squeal at cute Disney-themed plastic cups, bars of soap, and toothbrushes.
#KlookTip: Up the happiness factor with ‘Happy Entry’, whereby guests staying at an official Disney hotel can enter Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea through a special entrance 15 minutes before the public.
Check the terms and conditions of 'Happy Entry' here.
Hotels in Tokyo DisneySea
Did you know that you can actually stay within the Tokyo DisneySea theme park? How awesome does that sound?
3. Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Fantasy Springs
The newest kid on the block, Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Fantasy Springs Hotel opened to much fanfare in June 2024. It’s the cherry on top of Fantasy Springs, Tokyo DisneySea’s eighth themed port, which reportedly cost a total of two billion dollars to build! The hotel dazzles with two buildings: the luxury Grand Chateau, and the deluxe Fantasy Chateau.
Decked out with plush decor, all guest rooms come with a balcony or terrace that overlooks the park. Keep a lookout for paintings and motifs depicting the Disney Princesses, complete with an overarching floral motif that runs throughout the hotel.
#KlookTip: Want to secure entrance into Fantasy Springs? Grab the hotel-exclusive 1-Day Passport: Fantasy Springs Magic, which will allow you to enjoy the area’s attractions, and reduce the waiting time, anytime during the day.
4. Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta
Can you believe that Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta is located inside the park itself? Enjoy fabulous views of the park from the rooms — the Tuscany wing offers a view of the Aquasphere; the Venice wing gives you a splendid view of the canals and Venetian Gondolas; and the Porto Paradiso wing is naturally the most popular of the lot for its magnificent harbour and volcano view. If you’re lucky enough to snag a Porto Paradiso room, you’ll be able to enjoy the nighttime shows that take place in the harbour right from the comfort of your very own room.
Even better: hotel guests have direct access to DisneySea through a special entrance too.
#KlookTip: Get comfy by reaching out to the hotel concierge to borrow some pyjamas. And yes, there are kid-sized ones available too!
Hotels near Bayside station (Tokyo Disney Resort line)
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The Tokyo Disney Resort Line runs from Maihama Station and has four stations. Resort Gateway station is the nearest to Maihama Station, followed by Tokyo Disneyland Station, Bayside Station, and Tokyo DisneySea Station.
The monorail is a really nifty way to get around the resort, and takes just 13 minutes to make one loop. It’s really cute too, with Mickey-shaped windows and murals!
A single ticket costs 300yen (~S$2.70) for adults, and 150yen (~S$1.30) for children under the age of 12. If you want to take the train multiple times just for fun (we totally get it, we would too!), day passes are also available.
Stay in one of these hotels near Bayside station, and get to the parks in a jiffy. The station is also a stone’s throw away from Maihama Coast Boardwalk, which is lined with a relaxing seaside promenade — with a great view of Tokyo’s skyline to boot.
5. Toy Story Hotel
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Distance to Bayside station: 10 minutes walk
This might just be one of the most aesthetic Disney hotels — tumble headfirst into the vibrant world of the Toy Story series at Toy Story Hotel! It offers a larger-than-life world where guests can feel as if they’re shrunk down to the size of a toy — especially when surrounded by oversized puzzle pieces and a board game ceiling. The Slinky Dog Park resembles a giant board game, and the Friends Square is dotted with large character statues for countless photo ops.
The rooms are inspired by Andy’s bedroom, complete with the iconic cloud design, an Etch-a-sketch television and, of course, the classic ‘Andy’ slippers. The Lotso restaurant is also a hit with children, complete with children’s menus that look as good as they taste.
#KlookTip: The Toy Story films are played on a loop in the lobby. What better way to entertain your kids whilst you settle the check-in?
6. Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay
Distance to Bayside station: 4 minutes walk
Feel as if you’ve travelled to Southern Europe at Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay, which resembles a regal seaside palace. From the seasonal flowers in the lobby to the spacious open-air courtyard in the middle of the building, the hotel oozes elegance right from the get-go. Omotenashi (the exceptional Japanese standard of service) is at the core of any stay here, alongside staff who are well-versed in English.
The rooms have a timeless design, with marble bathrooms adding an extra flair of pizazz. Look out your window, and you’ll be able to spot Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, or a lovely panorama of Tokyo Bay.
#KlookTip: Psst, you won’t even have to take the monorail to the parks. Simply hop onto the complimentary shuttle bus!
7. Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama
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Distance to Bayside station: 5 minutes walk
Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama has a gigantic open-air atrium that looks gorgeous both during the day and at night (when it’s strung up with fairy lights!). Choose a room on the Nikko floor, where guests enjoy exclusive access to the Nikko lounge; the Rainbow floor, where the rooms are decked out in a cheery palette; or the Garden floor, which is inspired by kaleidoscopic flowers in the sun.
Families will love the large family rooms on each floor. For the best of both worlds, check out the Japanese-Western style room on the Garden floor, which has a mix of beds on top of futons and tatami mats. If you’re having an extended family trip with elderly grandparents, the Universal Room comes with a sliding door for the bathroom, and is located near the elevator too. Plus point: the rooms here are generally bigger than the standard Tokyo hotel rooms too!
#KlookTip: Can’t wait to get an early start at the parks? Grab breakfast to go from two convenience stores located inside the hotel.
8. Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First Resort
Distance to Bayside station: 10 minutes walk
The rooms at Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First Resort are admittedly on the smaller side, but make up for it with its dedication to theme. The attention to detail is impressive: in the nautical-themed room, you’ll find life jackets hanging on walls, and map motifs adorning the walls. The castle-themed rooms, on the other hand, offer soothing tones of purple and pink, with the decor even extending to the corridor leading to the rooms. The hotel also has Western frontier-themed rooms!
If you’re travelling with little kids, the hotel has items like cribs, bed guards, nightwear, toilet seats, and diaper pails available for rent. Keen on an evening stroll? Head out to the gardens for a leisurely saunter among lush topiaries and fountains.
9. Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel
Distance to Bayside station: 10 minutes walk
Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel wows at first sight with its 11-storied atrium, which lets in lots of natural light through its glass dome. Stay in a harmony or symphony room on the standard floors; families or larger groups can even get connecting rooms.
Otherwise, pamper yourself with a room on the hearth floors, which channels relaxation in every way possible. The rooms are covered with earthy tones, with a range of plant-based amenities lying in wait. That’s not all: you’ll also be granted complimentary access to the spa, which has a mist sauna and whirlpool. Have a good soak, then refuel with a snack from the vending machines found on each floor.
#KlookTip: Don’t want to deal with the crowds at reception? Easily have a contactless check-out via your room television.
10. Hilton Tokyo Bay
Distance to Bayside station: 4 minutes walk
You won’t go wrong with a stay at Hilton Tokyo Bay! The cherry on top? A magnificent view of Mt. Fuji on a clear day. Pick from ocean-side or park-side rooms, which are split into different categories. Guests staying in the celebration rooms and suites are granted access to a lounge that has refreshments and evening cocktails. The Happy Magic rooms are part of a magical fairytale world, where the corridors and rooms are decorated with children in mind.
If you’re travelling with a larger group, some rooms can sleep up to six people too. Have a mid-day dip at the indoor and outdoor pools, or indulge in an afternoon dessert buffet. Be spoiled for choice with a whopping six dining choices at the hotel — dim sum, grilled steaks, or fresh pasta, anyone?
11. Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel
Distance to Bayside station: 1 minute walk
On top of being just across from Bayside station, Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel has plenty to entice travellers with. In fact, we won’t blame you if you want to book a few non-Disney days just to enjoy the hotel, which is incredibly family-friendly.
Make a beeline for the Oasis, a recreation facility that has a new Wizkids indoor playground, mini-golf, a full-fledged flight simulator, and a Namco Land game arcade. There’s also a large onsen; Studio Alice, where you can don costumes for a photoshoot; a heated indoor pool; and a gorgeous outdoor pool that’s only open in the summer. Rooms-wise, we’ve got our eye on the newly renovated ocean-themed rooms. There are even some rooms that are dog-friendly!
#KlookTip: There are direct buses to and from both Haneda and Narita airports to Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel.
Hotels near Maihama station
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Run by JR East, Maihama is the nearest public train station to the Tokyo Disney Resort. From the station, it’ll take five minutes and 15 minutes to walk to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea respectively. Alternatively, it’s just a short walk to the Resort Gateway station, which is part of the Tokyo Disney Resort Line (monorail).
12. Hotel Dream Gate
Distance to Maihama station: 1 minute walk
Directly connected to Maihama station, Hotel Dream Gate is a convenient and fuss-free base for those looking to play their hearts out at the Tokyo Disney Resort. Don’t worry about not being able to sleep due to the trains; guests have said that they hardly heard a thing from inside the hotel!
In fact, you won’t need to leave the area at all: the hotel is also near Ikspiari, which packs a punch with lots of shops, restaurants, and even a cinema. It caters to families with rooms that can easily sleep three to four people, complete with all the creature comforts you can think of.
13. Hotel MyStays Maihama
Distance to Maihama station: 12 minutes walk
Hotel MyStays Maihama is an easy 12-minute walk from Maihama station, and a short six-minute walk from Tokyo DisneySea! In fact, it’s known as one of the hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort that’s easier on the wallet.
If you have sore feet from walking around the parks all day, you’ll be delighted to know that each room comes with a foot massager! The staff here seem to have thought of everything, down to having an entire bag of chargers should you forget to bring your own. Craving for supper? A Family Mart is just around the corner.
#KlookTip: If you don’t feel like walking, the hotel operates free shuttle buses to both Maihama station and the Tokyo Disney Resort.
14. Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia
Distance to Maihama station: 12 minutes bus
Immerse in local culture at Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia, which tempts with Japanese tatami mat rooms and a fantastic onsen. The three-storied bathhouse is home to gendered and co-ed onsens, where the water continuously flows from a hot spring. Treat yourself to a spa treatment, or just kick back and relax in the sauna.
#KlookTip: Even after you check out, feel free to continue using the bathhouse at a discounted rate.
Unwind further at the rooftop terrace, which has a great view of the Maihama Bay area. Other than Japanese-style rooms, the hotel also has Western-style rooms — both of which come with complimentary pyjamas and slippers to wear around the hotel. It’s admittedly a little further from Maihama station, but nothing that a free shuttle to the station and Tokyo Disney Resort can’t fix.
15. Four Stories Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay
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Distance to Maihama station: 12 minutes bus
Four Stories Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay focuses only on accommodation: you’ll only find rooms at this hotel, without any dining establishments. However, that won’t be an issue as there’s a Mcdonalds just one-minute walk away, a convenience store a three-minute walk away, and multiple restaurants within a five-minute walk of the hotel.
The hotel specialises in rooms that sleep three to four people — these aren’t your usual cookie-cutter type of rooms, and come with stairs that lead to an upper bunk, or a ladder that goes up to a loft. The rooms are bright and cherry, and are decorated with Hollywood or ocean motifs. You can be assured of a good night’s sleep, as each room is fitted with soundproof windows. Don’t forget to drop by the amenities corner on the first floor, where you can load up on makeup remover, toner, disposable poachers, body sponges, razors, and hair nets.
#KlookTip: Kids under the age of six can also stay for free if they co-sleep.
16. Henn Na Hotel Maihama
Distance to Maihama station: 18 minutes walk
A hotel manned by… dinosaurs? As quirky as that sounds, that’s exactly what you’d find at Henn Na Hotel Maihama! Indeed, the reception is manned by two animatronic dinosaurs, and check-in is done via iPads.
The rooms are basic and functional, and are all non-smoking. That being said, you’ll still find the odd dinosaur motif adorning the room walls. Due to popular demand, the hotel has introduced a room inspired by the ‘Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary’ movie, as well as a room decorated with all things dinosaur. Each room also comes with a little bedside robot called RoBoHon, which acts like a Siri of some sort. Feel free to ask it about the weather forecast, or task it with setting alarms.
The restaurant also stays true to theme, with a giant dinosaur mural, complete with Jurassic Park vibes. Check out the ‘power salad’ corner, dessert bar, and low buffet stands catered specially for kids.
Hotels near Shin-Urayasu station
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Shin-Urayasu Station is one stop from Maihama station and is a popular place to stay near the Tokyo Disney Resort. The area is also home to lots of Disney Partner hotels.
17. Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 12 minutes bus
Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is the first ‘value-type’ hotel opened by the Tokyo Disney Resort, and promises guests the best bang for their buck. Spot Disney-related decor everywhere you go: from the tea-shaped cups and Mickey/Minnie statues in the lobby to stunning murals in the rooms, Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel truly celebrates everything Disney.
The garden is even decorated with a pirate ship, a treasure chest, as well as topiaries inspired by Tokyo Disneyland’s electrical parade. And yes, they even light up at night!
Hey, even the elevators are themed, with greetings played in Mickey’s voice. Choose to stay in one of the two wings: ‘Wish’ that channels fantasy and dreams, and ‘Discover’ that’s all about adventure and discovery. The ‘Discover’ Quintet room even comes with regular-sized beds, a daybed, and bunk beds that can sleep a total of five pax.
#KlookTip: For a great souvenir, make an original souvenir medallion at the onsite machine.
18. Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 13 minutes walk
Looking to spend an entire day at either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, and just want a place to sleep in the next day? You’re in luck: snag a package with Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay that has a 7pm or 8pm check-in, followed by a 12pm check-out.
Choose from comfortable Western- or Japanese-style rooms, or even rooms that have a mix of both. The Emion Square Hikari-Terasu rooms are worth a mention as well, as they face a courtyard that has a sparkling illuminated tree. Families with kids will love the Kids Pleasure room, which comes with play equipment like a cute little slide. Otherwise, splash out on the Sky Terrace room, which comes with a large outdoor terrace. On a clear day, you’ll even be able to spot Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Skytree!
#KlookTip: For breakfast, don’t miss out on the special Japanese menu created with seasonal ingredients.
19. Urayasu Brighton Hotel Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 3 minutes walk
There are rooms for everyone at Urayasu Brighton Hotel Tokyo Bay, and we do mean everyone. Check out the ‘Premium Doors’ category, where many rooms are designated adults-only. There’s a lovers suite, rooms with bathrooms that have a panoramic view, and even the grand ‘Pool Bath’ room that has a bathroom half the size of the entire room. These rooms come with a welcome gift, and breakfast can even be delivered as room service (for an additional fee).
For families, the Room Danran is designed with low beds for childrens’ safety, the At Home Room comes with bunk beds, and the Family Room can fit up to four beds. For breakfast, indulge in a Japanese and Western-style buffet that won first place in the ‘2022 Rakuten Asagohan Fest (Chiba Prefecture). Yummy!
#KlookTip: If your feet are tired after the parks (we feel you!), use the foot massager that comes with every room, or take a free shuttle bus to a nearby onsen.
20. Mitsui Garden Hotel Prana Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 12 minutes bus
The star of the show at Mitsui Garden Hotel Prana Tokyo Bay is undeniably the onsen that boasts a fabulous ocean view. We mean, just look at it! There’s even a relaxation space in front of the onsen, which has hammocks and massage chairs. The hotel is inspired by a tropical island resort theme, with each room decorated with a vibrant pop of colour. There’s a 24-hour convenience store in the hotel as well!
The hotel is delightfully family-friendly, and even has a separate buffet at a low table especially for kids. All the tableware used is shatter-proof too. For families who prefer to dine in their rooms, there’s also a take-out service available. The lobby has a great play area to entertain the kids, so that parents can settle the check-in process in peace.
#KlookTip: Get your cameras ready, and snap lots of pictures at the many photo spots all around the hotel.
21. L’agent Hotel Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 13 minutes bus
Manned by staff who speak English well, L’agent Hotel Tokyo Bay is another family-friendly hotel. Be wow-ed by the large pirate ship mast and sail in the lobby, whilst the kids play at the play area. The rooms here can sleep up to six people — which is great for families or groups of friends — and come in either Japanese or Western styles.
Don’t expect anything fancy for breakfast, however; each guest can redeem a bento box from 6am to 9am every day. The lounge is open to all guests, offering complimentary beverages like juices, tea, and coffee from 2pm to 11pm everyday.
22. Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 3 minutes walk
Directly connected to the Shin-Urayasu station, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay has lots of surprises up its sleeves. Children will love the interactive walls in the lobby, which has an adorable ‘Playful Forest’ theme. Both adults and kids alike will love the lounge at happy hour, where all guests are welcome to help themselves to unlimited candy, ice cream, slushies, cotton candy, juices, tea, coffee, and even beer!
Drop by the amenities room before you head up to your room, and choose a variety of hair oils, skin care sets, as well as chopsticks and paper plates. The rooms are sleek and modern, and even come with a nifty foot massager.
#KlookTip: The hotel is also located near three shopping malls, as well as a general hospital. In the mood for a soak in the onsen? Jump onto a free shuttle bus service that will bring you there.
23. Ibis Styles Tokyo Bay
Distance to Shin-Urayasu station: 16 minutes walk
Experience an instant mood lift when you step into Ibis Styles Tokyo Bay, a hidden gem decorated with a myriad of colours. You can’t miss the aesthetic comic library in the lobby as well, which houses 1000 comics that are free for guests to read anytime during their stay.
Let the kids play at the play area, as the adults sip on a welcome drink (choice of a soft drink or beer). For bigger groups, the hotel offers rooms that come with two bunk beds and a single bed. In the room, you’ll also find an Android device that has tons of information about the surrounding area. Want to explore more? There are lots of rental bikes right by the hotel’s entrance.
BONUS: Good Neighbour Hotels
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There are lots of Good Neighbour hotels across Tokyo and Chiba which offer complimentary shuttle buses (reservations required) to and from Tokyo Disney Resort. These include Keio Plaza in Shinjuku, Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel in Odaiba, and Keisei Hotel Miramare in Chiba.
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