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"Cons: The room's cleanliness was a major issue. The bedding and walls had stains, the screen door was dusty. There were no power outlets near the table, and where there were outlets, there was no table. Plus, the outlets were loose. The hairdryer smelled bad, and the cabinet above the sink was full of dust. It seemed like no one had cleaned it before check-in, and the hardware maintenance was clearly subpar, which was very inconvenient. The door lock was an old-fashioned key lock, which was quite inconvenient. It was my first time seeing such an old lock; a kind foreigner from the next room even showed me how to use it. I highly recommend they replace it. And whatever you do, DO NOT open the shoe cabinet – the smell was nauseating. Pros: It's very convenient for getting to Disneyland. There's a bus stop on the street behind the hotel, you can get a map from the front desk. It's a quick 20-minute ride. However, there's no direct bus back to the hotel, which is a bit inconvenient. Some staff members speak Chinese, and they are very helpful and quick to resolve issues. Unfortunately, the poor hardware and numerous problems made it quite troublesome. The price was good, and the room was much more spacious than other hotels in Japan, with plenty of room to open luggage. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. It's very close to the subway station, just a straight walk. There are many drugstores nearby where you can compare prices. I particularly liked the supermarket opposite the subway station, in the opposite direction from the hotel, as it had good prices. There are also many small convenience stores around, which is very convenient. The small street behind the hotel has many restaurants, and there's a McDonald's at the subway exit, making breakfast very easy. The supermarket across the street doesn't accept Alipay or WeChat, which is a bit inconvenient, but it does have Muji."

"Firstly, it's my mistake for booking a smoking room but when I asked the next morning if I could change rooms, they said they were fully booked. Even though, Trip showed you could book non-smoking rooms at that moment. But I don't want to argue. Instead, the staff recommended the deodorizing spray which helped, alongside blasting the AC. Aside from that, I think the man I talked to was nice & trying his best. Forgetting about the smell, in this room for me, walls are just dirty. The tub looked used. The furniture looked old. They have all the amenities, including PJs, either in the room or by the front desk. Location is good, right by the station & a nice area to scroll but nothing exciting in close vicinity in terms of shopping or attractions."

"A four-bed room, which is quite a rare find! For Japan, the room size was surprisingly decent. We could just about fit three 20-inch suitcases, though we had to open them when needed and then close them immediately. The wet and dry separation in the bathroom was especially convenient. It was super handy for visiting Disneyland. The convenience store on the ground floor sorted out our breakfasts for three or four days."

"The hotel boasts a superb location, with direct access to the JR Yamanote Line, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. The hotel building itself houses a large supermarket on its ground floor, offering a great selection of affordable and tasty options. Right opposite the supermarket, you'll find a drugstore, which is perfect for picking up necessities and replenishing supplies. The upper floors are home to a variety of dining establishments, including Yoshinoya, yakitori restaurants, and ramen shops – the convenience is simply unmatched! I'll definitely be choosing New Otani again for my future trips to Japan."

"Small bed, fairly small room. Has a small bath. About 20 minute walk to the metro station. The free shuttle bus to Disney doesn't leave until 9am, but there is a public bus close by"

"The room was excellent, very clean and quite spacious. The hotel staff were very attentive and even upgraded our room for free, accommodating my two daughters and me. The location is convenient, with a free shuttle bus to the subway. Within a 10-minute walk, there are convenience stores, supermarkets, and restaurants near the hotel. Tokyo Bay is just a 5-minute walk away. The outdoor scenery is beautiful. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay."

"Spacious rooms, a rarity in Japan 😂, plus beautiful sea views! Excellent value for money! We stayed here because we were going to Disneyland the next day. It's less than a 5-minute walk to catch the Disney Resort Line monorail to the park, and you can even see the Disneyland fireworks from the hotel at night. Facilities: Quite new. Although the room doesn't provide free bottled water, there are water and ice dispensers on every floor. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Pretty quiet, not noisy. There's a Lawson convenience store on the ground floor where you can buy things. Service: At breakfast, staff were on hand to guide guests queuing for the buffet, which was very orderly."

"This was the biggest room I've stayed in Tokyo, and it was also convenient for getting to Disney with their shuttle service. However, getting to and from the city center was a bit of a hassle because it's quite far from the subway station. Also, over two days, I asked several different front desk staff multiple times how to get to Haneda Airport. They all just gave me the shuttle schedule and told me to go to the opposite Hyatt hotel to catch the bus. But not a single person told me I needed to book tickets in advance! When I arrived at the pick-up point on the day, I was told ticket sales had already closed. Even though there were visible empty seats on the shuttle, they wouldn't let me board! I had to take a taxi to the airport to catch my flight, which ended up costing me 680 RMB. I'm really quite unhappy about this point!"

"The location is close to Disneyland but remote to other places in Tokyo. The Heiyo 京業线 needs about 10 mins long walk through the complicated Tokyo Station from major lines. Then there are free shuttle buses every 20 mins, 00, 20, 40 at Bus Stop C to the hotel from Maihama. There is a mall at the station with a good variety of restaurants and a supermarket. The bay areas are only with resorts and Disney. The hotel is a traditional five star but a bit old fashioned. The price was good with 4 breakfasts and there are 4 restaurants. There are game stations with free old Nintendo (1980's) and coined ones like most games shop. There are bay views and park views. My one was a park view facing Disney and there were fireworks every night from 8:30-8:35."

"Pros: Directly opposite the Disney Bayside Line, it's just a few minutes' walk, or you can wait for the hotel shuttle. The rooms are spacious, and the toiletries are abundant. Breakfast is worth trying, with a good selection of fruits and dishes with a distinct Japanese flavor. Cons: No self-service laundry facilities! It's a bit inconvenient not to be able to wash clothes after a long day at Disney. Additional notes: 1. Right next to the special line station platform is an entrance to DisneySea, but it's exclusively for guests of the Toy Story Hotel and Fantasy Springs Hotel. 2. When entering DisneySea, the Frozen area is quite a distance from the main entrance. If you've purchased Disney Premier Access, make sure to plan your time accordingly. 3. For dining, I recommend the shopping mall at Maihama Station. There's a tonkatsu restaurant called 'Wakou' there that offers great value for money. There's also a supermarket downstairs where you can buy bento boxes and daily necessities."