意外にもスタッフの対応がとても良い

2024/12/07に口コミを投稿

荒川から東は東京都内でも宿泊料金がまだ比較的安いようです。駅から近いので、買い物や食事に便利です。恐竜がフロントの役割をしてくれるのは大人でも面白いと思います。そのため人間のスタッフの姿がほぼ見えませんが、何かあるとバックヤードから出てきてくれて、丁寧に対応してくださいます。ディズニーランドへの送迎バスがあるせいで、バスの出発時刻前は朝食会場が混雑しますので、避けるのが良いと思います。

2024年04月に訪問

Cute Basic hotel/Disneyland shuttle

2024/11/23に口コミを投稿

Great basic hotel near Tokyo Disneyland. I found the check in process very easy for someone not from Japan. The automated checkin had an option for English which was great. The Disneyland shuttle seemed confusing at first but was very convenient to use. The hotel is located in a cute and quiet neighborhood. Looking forward to staying at the hotel again on our next visit to Japan.

2024年05月に訪問

Nice hotel poor breakfast

2024/10/23に口コミを投稿

The room was very small for three people one bed was sofa bed which was not very comfortable the room had a machine for refresh your clothes with no instructions how to use it The breakfast was curry’s and soups etc nothing for British guests no bacon toast etc We had nothing at breakfast just juice Location was bit far out from centre of Tokyo

2024年10月に訪問

Underwhelming Dinosaurs but decent hotel option for Disney Parks with free shuttle

2024/10/15に口コミを投稿

A feature hotel. One of the more interesting Tokyo hotels, and in fact, Japan hotels. It was one of the first hotels we booked and we were excited to see robot dinosaurs manning the desk. Being another one of the chain Tokyo hotels, you could get various different types of robots manning the reception desks. On balance, we preferred the idea of dinosaurs. In reality, it was the proximity to DisneySea and the promise of a free shuttle right to the park that lead to us booking this particular Tokyo hotel. The Robot Dinosaurs The hotel reception is decked out in a Jurassic, nature theme with two robot dinosaurs at reception. Rather underwhelmingly, they didn’t do anything other than move their heads, lips and just read aloud the words appearing on the self-check-in screen on the guest side of the reception desk. Entertainment value aside, they weren’t particularly useful. The Room T’was rare we had free watchable media on the hotel TV rooms. In this feature hotel, however, we didn’t even have the option of paying for it. There was no TV, on the TV. It was filled with screens of hotel information only. There was a strange clothes steamer thing in the room, which ain’t nobody got time to meddle with that. The technical toilets are bad enough… I could have stayed in a tent for all I cared though because we were staying here for DISNEYSEA and that was exciting enough. The Hotel Facilities There were three prize claw machines in the foyer, and the breakfast area doubled as a free and unlimited bar on the evening. Yes, you read that right: a free bar. Hotel amenities were located close to the lift (for which you needed the room key for security). This prevented lazy and unthoughtful use and subsequent wastage of the disposable items. The “bar” consisted of some flavoured liqueur bottles laid out with a comparatively small quantity of soft drinks as mixers. We had a bit of amusement trying a couple of options but then retired as the novelty wore off and it wasn’t very relaxing. Nice enough novelty. And who doesn’t like a free tipple. The Breakfast The first morning we were there, my stomach wasn’t wanting food but to get on the road to the Disney Park. I nibbled what I could, when do I ever turn away free/included food? And the next morning, was able to take stock of what was there a little better. 😊 It was a bit naff, with not too much for me there anyway. Curry, rice, and some salad. I tried vermicelli salad, pineapple, curry sauce and all eaten with rounded chopsticks. Which are the advanced level, by the way 😉 No bread to be seen. We got used to the odd, odd breakfasts and food eventually… DisneySea Shuttle The shuttle bus is small. Perhaps 15 people can fit, I’d say. The timings are posted at reception, and you need to queue there in the morning to get a little bus ticket pass. No pass, no travel. These are, understandably, limited. My boyfriend went during breakfast (30 minutes before travel, although we highly recommend perhaps 45+ minutes to be sure) and successfully got us two passes. The shuttle leaves on the dot (we booked 8am). Our’s was full for the journey, although it wasn’t until the last minute where folks boarded. For the return journey, you must wait at the designated Stand C and know what your bus looks like. There are several different shuttle buses for various Tokyo hotels and companies. This can mean yours may arrive a little tardy, as ours did, but this is to be understood with traffic and everyone vying to get stopped at the stands. They worked very well, and are recommended.

2024年07月に訪問

Overpriced and inhospitable under money-hungry ownership

2024/08/03に口コミを投稿

Bottom line: if you have a available rooms, and you refuse to allow guests to check-in a few hours early without charging them for essentially another night, then you are money-hungry, inhospitable, scum-of-the-earth, and you've already ruined the experience for me. Foreign guests have been airborne for, in some cases, more than fifteen hours, to arrive here, and refusing them access to an available room is putrid. I thought for sure that by arriving at 11:00 AM (four hours before check-in was allowed, but right at the mandatory check-out time) I would be allowed to check-in early. I did all this "pre-check-in" work ahead of time, and it still denied me a room, so I would advise you to save your precious vacation time and skip "pre-check-in", as it does you no favors. A worker appeared after my QR code wouldn't work and said they could check me in early for ~$60 USD, which is essentially the cost of having stayed the night, so I refused and slept on the only couch in the lobby for four hours. I couldn't believe they had available rooms and refused to let guests check-in to them without price gouging them. The location is quite lousy as well. It's quite far by subway to Tokyo Tower and both airports (almost two hours one-way from Narita by the Narita "Express" depending on when you arrive), and there are no sights or attractions nearby. I was forewarned that Tokyo was a heartless, unwelcoming, spit-in-your-face kind of place, and my experience on the Tokyo subway and being forced to sleep on the lobby couch very quickly confirmed the preconception.

2024年08月に訪問