These hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort had me at free shuttles and dinosaur receptionists 🦖
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When I was planning my trip to Tokyo Disney Resort (the collective name for Disneyland and DisneySea), I considered booking a Disney hotel. Who wouldn’t want to stay in one?
… People on a budget, apparently 😆
I was humbled when I saw how expensive Tokyo Disney hotels were, where prices can go up to four digits per night.
So I scoured the web for nearby hotels instead. While I wouldn’t be able to meet Chef Mickey at the breakfast buffet, most of them have equally interesting amenities!
That brings me to this list of hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort. For two pax, these hotels are ~S$131/night on average vs ~S$240/night at Tokyo Disneyland Celebration Hotel (the cheapest official Disney accommodation).
1) Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay (From ~S$122/night, with free shuttle)
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An official partner hotel of Tokyo Disney Resort, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay has everything you need for your visit to the theme park… and it’s pretty budget-friendly at only ~S$122/night!
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Rooms are clean, vibrant, and spacious, and common areas come straight out of a Pinterest board.
They have a self-service amenities bar where you can snag complimentary stuff like skincare sets and hair oils. Free snacks are also available at the lounge!
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It’s also directly linked to the Shin-Urayasu Station so getting to the hotel via train is easy. Pair that with the free shuttle service to the Resort, so it’s super convenient to get around from here.
Cost: From ~S$122/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 3km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service. Or walk to Shin-Urayasu Station and take the Keiyo Line to Maishiama Station. Then, walk 9mins (Google Maps)
2) Hotel Eurasia Maihama Annex (From ~S$176/night, with free shuttle)
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If it wasn’t obvious from the magical forest-esque tree and lobby interior, Hotel Eurasia Maihama Annex is one of the quirkier hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort.
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Their rooms look like scenes from a Wes Anderson film — the interiors are bursting with colour, cute, and full of character.
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The best thing about staying here is the free and varied breakfast buffet that comes with every room.
Shuttles from and to Maishima Station are available, which is only just a few minutes’ walk from Tokyo Disney Resort.
Cost: From ~S$176/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 3.3km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service to Maishiama Station, then walk 7mins (Google Maps)
3) Four Stories Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay (From ~S$147/night)
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The colourful and whimsical rooms in Four Stories Maihama Tokyo Bay give official Tokyo Disney Hotels a run for their money.
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While your favourite (trademarked) characters’ faces may not be plastered across the walls, rooms here have motifs that make it feel like Fantasy Land. Think pirate ships, pastel pink princess rooms, and aquariums.
Unfortunately, they don’t offer a free shuttle service. But it’s near a bus stop, convenience stores and many restaurants. You can even walk to the park if you wanted to!
Cost: From ~S$147/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 2km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Walk 27mins. Or, walk to the Fujimi 5chome bus stop and take Bus No. 9 (Maihameki Line) to Maihamaeki. Then, walk 8mins (Google Maps).
4) Hiyori Hotel Maihama (From ~S$131/night, with free shuttle)
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IDK about you, but I love returning to my hotel room and receiving gifts from the hosts 🎁
Hiyori Hotel Maihama guests can expect top-tier hospitality with two gifts of choice (such as bath bombs and toys) upon check-in, as well as free snacks and soda every night.
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When your long Disney day is over, a shower in their spacious Japanese-style bathroom or their in-room foot massager can help you unwind 💆♀️
Cost: From ~S$131/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 2.4km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service. Or, walk 13mins to the Horiechugakkomae bus stop and take Bus No. 9 (Maihameki Line) to Maihamaeki. Then, walk 8mins (Google Maps)
5) MYSTAYS Shin Urayasu Conference Center (From ~S$65/night, with free shuttle)
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From ~S$65/night, MYSTAYS Shin Urayasu Conference Center is probably your best bet if price is the top priority when choosing hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort.
MYSTAYS is a popular hotel chain in Japan, so you don’t have to worry about how legit the accommodation is. Rooms are (1) clean, and (2) have a giant bed, which is pretty much all you need for an overnight stay.
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They also serve a Japanese and Western-style breakfast buffet, which many guests pointed out as a highlight.
There are free shuttles to take you to the park, but seats get filled up quickly on peak days. Nonetheless, it’s near the Shin-Urayasu Station, so you have the option of taking the train to get there!
Cost: From ~S$65/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 4.6km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service. Or, walk to Shin-Urayasu Station and take the Keiyo Line to Maishiama Station. Then, walk 9mins (Google Maps)
6) Hotel Il Fiore Kasai (From ~S$103/night)
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You don’t have to worry about getting to Tokyo Disney Resort from Hotel Il Fiore Kasai — there are various buses which’ll take you there from the nearby bus stop (only a 2-minute walk from the hotel).
Aside from this, there are many convenience stores and fast food restaurants in the vicinity, like good ol’ KFC and Mcdonald’s.
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Another reason to stay here is their drinks bar. Aside from your usual coffee, tea, and soda, free alcohol is offered for an hour every evening.
Cost: From ~S$103/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 4.6km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Walk 2mins to the Kasai Eki Bus Stop, then take the bus heading to Tokyo Disney Resort (Google Maps)
7) Urayasu Brighton Hotel Tokyo Bay (From ~S$170/night, with free shuttle)
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Urayusu Brighton Hotel Tokyo Bay’s designs range from modern Japanese-style rooms with a view of the Tokyo Skytree, to rooms with luxurious bathtubs by the window for a more romantic atmosphere.
And unlike most budget hotels near Tokyo Disney, they have multiple in-house restaurants, including an award-winning breakfast buffet!
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It’s also at a strategic location — right next to Shin-Urayasu Station on the JR Keiyo Line, and near convenience stores and malls like atré, AEON, and MONA.
Cost: From ~S$170/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 3.3km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service. Or walk to Shin-Urayasu Station and take the Keiyo Line to Maishiama Station. Then, walk 9mins (Google Maps)
8) Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia (From ~S$194/night, with free shuttle)
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After walking and queuing all day at Tokyo Disney Resort, spend a whole night relaxing at the Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia onsen.
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Various open-air public baths are present at this spa-slash-hotel — there’s the hot-spring bath, bedrock baths, and a sauna, among others.
Some rooms also come with a balcony and an overlooking view of either Tokyo Bay or the theme park itself (hello free night fireworks! 🎇)
It has a free shuttle service going to and from Tokyo Disney Resort, but you can also walk to Tokyo DisneySea.
Cost: From ~S$194/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo DisneySea: 1.4km
How to get to Tokyo DisneySea: Take the free shuttle service or walk 20mins (Google Maps)
9) Henn na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay (From ~S$149/night, with free shuttle)
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Japan is well-known for its incredibly advanced technology, so it’s no surprise that Henn na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay has robot dinosaurs to check you in.
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Every room also comes with a virtual assistant similar to Alexa and Google Home, which can be used to do things like booking a restaurant and making a kimono reservation.
These features make it a popular choice for families with young ones, or children-at-heart who want a more unique experience at hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort.
P.S. While the hotel is largely self-service, humans are around to help you with your requests.
Cost: From ~S$149/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 2km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Take the free shuttle service or walk 27mins (Google Maps)
10) HOTEL MYSTAYS Maihama (From ~S$126/night, with free shuttle)
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Among all the accommodations listed here, HOTEL MYSTAYS Maihama is the closest one to Tokyo Disney Resort. It’s less than 1km away, so guests can walk if they miss the shuttle.
Besides the theme park, it’s also located near Maihama Station and the Ikspiari shopping mall.
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Rooms are spacious enough, despite the budget-friendly price (~S$126/night). And perhaps the most important thing of all: they have a foot massager in the room… a God-send after an exhausting day at the park!
Cost: From ~S$126/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo DisneySea: 800m
How to get to Tokyo DisneySea: Take the free shuttle service, or walk 12mins (Google Maps)
11) Hotel Lumiere Kasai (From ~S$110/night)
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Hotel Lumiere Kasai is only a 10-minute walk away from a bus stop that’ll take you to Tokyo Disney Resort and Haneda Airport! Not to mention, it’s also situated near the Kasai subway station, a few stops away from the Ginza shopping district. So yes, location is a huge perk here.
While each room comes with a free breakfast buffet, there are also many restaurants and supermarkets nearby if you want to try something different.
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Location aside, their rooms are notable for having a kitchenette, and a washer/dryer so you don’t have to reuse your clothes every two to three days 😉
Cost: From ~S$110/night (2 pax)
Distance from Tokyo Disneyland: 4.3km
How to get to Tokyo Disneyland: Walk 5mins to the Kasai Eki Bus Stop, then take the bus heading to Tokyo Disney Resort (Google Maps)
Tokyo Disney Resort Trip Essentials
If it’s your first time visiting the Tokyo Disney parks, here are some things to consider before heading there:
1) Pre-book your Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea tickets: Book your tickets online in advance so you won’t have to line up during the actual day. Lining up for tickets = less time for the rides.
*Pro-tip: Check the calendar on the official website for peak periods, so you’ll know which days to avoid.
2) Download the Tokyo Disney Resort app: Don’t go in blind! The app allows you to check queue times, book dining reservations, and secure entry requests for shows.
3) Make a plan but be flexible: Both Tokyo Disney parks have a reputation for long queues. So you have to be strategic about the rides and attractions you want to prioritise, and the order to visit them.
We recommend going to the park 1 hour before opening, and lining up for the popular rides first!
Besides visiting the Disney parks, here are some itineraries you may want to check out if you’re exploring Tokyo:
– 8-Day Tokyo to Osaka Japan Itinerary For First Timers Under S$690
– 4D3N Non-Touristy Tokyo Itinerary — New Things to Do in Japan 2023
– 5D4N Solo Tokyo Itinerary — Ghibli-esque Attractions and an Escape to Karuizawa
Which of these hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort caught your eye? Let us know in the comments below!
