Hotels near Toyouke Shrine in Urayasu

We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. We stayed here as the hotel is in close proximity to Disneyland Tokyo. We visited the park for 3 days and it took us roughly 10/15 minutes each day to get to the parks from the hotel, as the monorail is just a short walk away. On our last day in Disney it was pouring with rain and we got soaked. We had already checked out of the hotel and they were keeping our bags as we were taking the limo bus service to the airport later that night. Not wanting to get on the plane sopping were we asked if we could hav a room for a few hours to shower and dry off. The staff were very happy to help, and for just a small fee we were able to get a room. The staff were considerate and so helpful. Thank you for making our trip and ending one to remember.

Recommended, cheap and good, the room is large, there are free subway and park shuttles, and a drink bar, more than 400 triple rooms, stayed for two nights, made full use of the shuttle bus, rounding off is free of charge... There are many barbecue, sushi, and ramen restaurants around, all of which are quite delicious. There is a convenience store just outside the door, which is very convenient even if you don't have a reservation. There are airport buses from Narita or Haneda. The fare is slightly more expensive than the subway, but it is direct to one stop, saving worry and effort, especially suitable for families traveling with children. There are only two flights a day from Narita. You can take the bus to Mitsui Garden Hotel Station and then walk for seven or eight minutes.

I stayed in this hotel not because I wanted to drink. Most of them mainly go to Disney. The location is not very good, but the supporting facilities are helpful. 1. There is a shuttle bus that goes directly to the 2 parks and the frequency is calculated. 2. The hotel has convenient access. Shop, after playing Disney, you can enjoy wild food when you return to the hotel. There is a large bathing room and free comics. It is a hotel worth trying.

Good price, near to Disneyland. Provide shuttle bus every 10 mins to and from Disdneyland. Ideal for those visiting Disdneyland. The hotel lobby is on 2nd floor. It has a lounge that provides free bear, drinks and snacks from 11am to 11pm. Guest are to collect toiletries from a room nearby to reception, there are plenty of toiletries items, guests can select what they need. There is a Lawson on hotel 2nd floor. The hotel is connected to train station and a shopping mall with a number of eateries.

We loved the hotel while we stayed. Room was small but larger than a typical Japanese standard and should not be a problem for a couple. All the space of the room was efficiently utilized. Room had a fridge and a hot pot. There are many electrical outlets, for example, at the bedsides. Window blind was impressive so that it was completely dark when we put on the blind. Free wifi was very fast and we did not have any problem with the network. An ice machine as well as a microwave was available on the second floor. Lobby was small. Amenities were to be picked up from the lobby. Staff was all very kind with a good command of English. Nishi-kasai Tokyo metro station was a stone's throw from the hotel. There is Y's Mart around the corner. Aeon (a much bigger market) is 10 minutes away if one walks. A few minor issues are obviously Tokyo downtown is somewhat far, about 40 minutes by metro. They did not provide water bottles, which we did not mind because of the reasonable price. All in all, we enjoyed the stay and would come back if we have a chance to visit.

Very close to Urayasu Station, the izakaya downstairs is very good! There are not many foreigners nearby. It is very convenient for locals to go to Disneyland to book here. It costs 2,500 yen to take a taxi directly downstairs from the hotel, or go to the bus station behind and take a bus directly to Disney Town! But maybe a bit around the bus station! The bus takes about 20 minutes in the past and 30 minutes back! very convenient! Opposite the hotel is a 24-hour food supermarket! Really buy food! The makeup store on the opposite side closes at 22 o'clock! Remember to buy daily necessities early! Downstairs is Rosen! There are Chinese clerks! The front desk of the hotel does not speak English or Chinese, try to communicate in Japanese!

This is definitely a higher class hotel comparing to the next door comfort suites. We did stayed 2 nights at comfort suites before moving to this Hyatt property. Everything is more upscaled and with the club lounge access, the breakfast is buffet in the main area which is great. Afternoon cocktail was ok, not the greatest selection, especially in terms of seafood types of food, but reasonable. We usually come here for early breakfast(6:30-7:00am) and it was great. But if you come around 9am, there'll be a line to get in. The shuttle schedule to Disneyland/Disneysea is quite less than that in Comfort Suites and they have a weird coding system with circle & square notations on additional shuttles which is confusing to me. That said, they do have shuttle to/from the train station, which Comfort suites does not have at all. I think you can take Comfort Suites' shuttle if the schedule at Tokyo bay does not work for you... We did use the coin operated washer/dryer in Comfort Suites before moving here which is very convenient. As we walked around, there's a bigger laundromat nearby(5 minutes walk).

The service is very good. There is a free car to Disney, which is very convenient. The bed is a bit small, so it will be a bit crowded if you bring a 3-year-old child. It is a good experience👍

The hotel service is good, caring and meticulous. The mattress was very comfortable and the room was spacious. It's not far from Shin-Urayasu subway station, and people who walk fast can walk there in five to ten minutes with light shoes. From the subway station, there is Jusco. The fly in the ointment is that the hotel agents that Ctrip cooperates with are too sloppy. They release the highest-priced room first, and finally lower the priced room. As a result, I, who needed a Japanese visa and had to book a hotel first, booked a room of more than 800 yuan for one night. Compared with the room that was less than 500 yuan later, I spent more than 800 yuan for two nights. Although it is said that you get what you pay for, traveling in Japan has already cost a lot, and at this time, I must also want to reduce expenditure as much as possible. Give the hotel a good review, and give a super bad review to Ctrip's hotel agents. It seems to be the same when I went to Singapore before. I will recommend two to three thousand one nights for you first, and I will give you two to three hundred and one nights*** if you don’t stay. But in fact, there are many hotels in other places at that price, and they don't let it out. Then answer the two questions you are concerned about: 1 Free pick-up bus, I have uploaded pictures in English, please see. It is recommended to bring your luggage to the hotel when you settle in, and take a taxi from Shin-Urayasu Station, 500 yen is not expensive. Because there are only a few buses in the morning, it is difficult to find a place to wait. And at that time, the car was full of people going to Disney, and it was not worthwhile to follow the car around to get back to the hotel for an hour. The waiting place is near the bus platform exiting the station. The description is not clear, if you have a private chat, I will draw a picture. 2 Buses to Narita and Haneda, the timetable and prices are shown in the figure. You can take the free morning bus to Shin Urayasu Station, and the nearby bus stop is the bus waiting area. Get on the bus to the airport first and then buy the ticket, with cash. But if you can't catch the free bus to the hotel in the morning, or the flight time is not suitable for leaving in the morning, it is said that it is difficult to get a car by yourself. It is easy to go here, but difficult to come out. 3 If you just arrived at the store on the first day, you did not catch the return bus. You can walk to Shin Urayasu Station by yourself, and take a one-stop ride to Wubing Station for 170 yen. If you go to Disney Ocean after you come out, you have to take the Disney line and you can buy a one-day or two-day ticket. For Disney, it seems to be a short walk from the subway exit. But I bought a two-day pass and sat there. 4 Come back and wait for the south exit, there are two C's. One is C on the bus, one is C on the hotel tour bus, and one is C3 on the hotel tour bus. Don't get in the wrong car and go to other hotels and you will be in trouble.

As the name suggests, there are only 4 floors to this. It's a small, quaint, cuteish hotel that features many bunk beds to save space, and while there were a few head bumps and bruises the hotel served us well. It's 4 stops to Maihama Station (and in turn Tokyo Disneyland and Disneysea), though it serves those with a Suica best because I had to keep finding coins. There are restaurants and Lawson's nearby, and it's pretty convenient. Only issue was the space, but otherwise served us well.