The Royal Park Hotel Maihama Resort Tokyo bay

Upon checking in and turning on my phone's WiFi, I was surprised to find it automatically connected. It turns out the Royal Park Hotel has so many branches in Japan! I'd actually stayed at their Nara and Nagoya locations before, but this one is clearly brand new this year. The facilities are all sparkling new, but there was a slight 'new renovation' smell in the room, and the windows couldn't be opened, which was a real downside. It would have been much better if there was some ventilation. The hotel's transportation isn't the most convenient. While there are shuttle buses to Maihama Station, DisneySea, and Disneyland, they aren't very frequent. I ended up walking back from Disneyland twice. It's okay if you're only going to Disney, but if you plan to visit other places in between, you'll definitely need to reconsider. For a hotel of this size, the laundry room is quite small. Almost every evening, there was a queue for washing machines. The Japanese are incredibly polite; everyone waited quietly in line, and no one would try to jump ahead until you had finished taking out your clothes. It was a pleasant experience. However, the hotel staff's service was absolutely top-notch. From the front desk to the lobby, there were at least a dozen staff members, many of them charming and enthusiastic young women. There's a Lawson convenience store on the first floor with a good selection of items. Oddly, though, lately they've only been selling fried chicken cutlet rice, with no beef bowls available. If you're buying things after returning from Disney in the evening, you might have to queue. The hotel's parking lot is massive, suggesting that quite a few Japanese travelers stay here, especially on weekends. There were also many high school students on study trips, which felt quite joyful. I chatted with them briefly, and they seemed a bit oblivious to how good they had it. I didn't take photos of the beds, but from what others have posted, you can tell the hotel's layout is very well-designed. The four beds are positioned in each corner, unlike the Oriental Hotel I stayed at before where the four beds were crammed together, which felt very strange. This is probably the biggest plus point for this hotel!

I booked a 2-night stay to visit Disneyland. The hotel's accessibility from central Tokyo (Shinjuku, Shibuya) is a bit low (around 1 hour, requiring transfers between Tokyo Metro and JR lines, and then a hotel shuttle from Maihama Station – walking 20 minutes is quite long). However, its proximity to Disneyland is excellent. Shuttles run hourly to both Disneyland and DisneySea (you can check the schedule on the hotel's website) and it takes about 10 minutes to get there. I expected the hotel to be clean since it's relatively new, but it exceeded my expectations. Our family of three each had a single bed, making for a very comfortable stay. Besides the three single beds, the room also had a large table and sofa occupying an entire wall, a microwave, and the bathroom, shower, and sink all looked brand new! Oh, one minor downside: I paid for breakfast, and it was satisfying (clean and well-prepared). However, on the second day, when we went at 7 AM, there was a wait of 50 teams, so we couldn't eat due to our flight schedule. Even though the restaurant isn't small, it seems to get crowded because the hotel itself is large. I'm not sure about other times, but if you want to eat breakfast before heading to Disneyland, it seems you might need to aim for the 'opening run'.

They were so helpful! When I mentioned having a small child, they prepared a bed guard and kids' amenities in the room. It was such a relief. The separate washroom and changing area were also super comfortable – I almost wished I could live there! 😊 Thank you for the birthday message for my child too! 🌈

I rarely write reviews, but this place was so good I had to! First off, the cleanliness of the room was exceptional. The bathroom was spotless, and I really appreciated being able to adjust the water flow on the showerhead. The large TV in the room offered YouTube, Netflix, and more, which was a great bonus. The amenities were incredibly comprehensive. As stated on their website, you really only need to pack clothes for the next day and your skincare products, making it super convenient for light packers. The night view was stunning, and I could see the sea perfectly from my room. The large windows also made for fantastic photo opportunities. The lobby was incredibly stylish, and the staff seemed highly competent and efficient. The Lawson on the first floor had a much better selection than your average convenience store, so you can definitely stock up on food there. This hotel far exceeded my expectations; it was truly wonderful, and I definitely want to book it again! One night felt far too short – it was that good. If I had to nitpick, the bus frequency might be a bit low. The timetable is on their website, so it's worth checking. The last bus from Disney to the hotel at night is around 9:30 PM, and it can get crowded, so you might not get a seat. The taxi stand was also very busy, so I ended up walking from Disney to the hotel. After a day of fun, a 20-30 minute walk was quite the workout (but it's definitely a walkable distance). Additionally, the morning buses (to Disneyland/Sea and Maihama Station) after check-out can get quite crowded, so if you have a tight schedule afterward, it's best to check out with plenty of time to spare. I'll definitely be back to stay again! ^ ^

This hotel is close to Disney, so you can walk there or take the free shuttle bus. There are also many photo opportunities, making it a great place for families with children. I especially liked that the room had a microwave.

We stayed here after visiting DisneySea and it was fantastic. When we entered the room, it was incredibly stylish and spacious; we had plenty of room to open our suitcases. There was even a sofa! Despite being completely exhausted, my friend and I ended up getting excited and bought drinks at the Lawson inside the hotel to enjoy. On the way back, we took the free bus from the hotel to Maihama, which was amazing. We took a taxi from Disney, and it was about a 1000 yen ride from the DisneySea taxi stand, so quite close. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel! I'd love to stay here again!!!

Perhaps because it's a new hotel, it was incredibly clean, and the staff were very friendly. I was also pleased that the room was larger than other hotels in Japan. The bedding and mattress were just right, making for a very comfortable stay. If I come to Disney again, this is definitely where I'd want to stay.