Hotels near Urayasu Station, Urayasu

Location: Super convenient, just 100 meters from Nishi-Kasai Station on the Tozai Line. Cleanliness: The lobby was very clean, but the guest rooms and facilities felt a bit dated. Amenities: They have a washing machine, dryer, water purifier, and vending machines, which is great. Service: Breakfast is an additional 1650 yen. The hotel is perfectly situated between Haneda and Narita airports. There are plenty of fast-food restaurants, convenience stores, and supermarkets nearby. I'll definitely stay here again! However, I stayed for three consecutive days, and my trash can was never emptied once – I had to take out the trash myself. They just left fresh towels on the doorknob. The front desk offered a wide variety of toiletries, including bath salts with a lovely scent. It was nice to come back after a long day of walking and enjoy a relaxing bath.

I stayed in the economy single room. There was no built-in table, and instead there was a second bed where the table probably used to be. However, the second bed had a cover over it, so it was used as a large sofa rather than a bed. There was a folded-up folding table, but if I wanted to use it, I had to place it in the hallway in front of the bathroom and toilet, which got in the way so I ended up not using it. However, the large sofa (second bed) could be used to store luggage, so it shouldn't be a problem if I wasn't using a laptop or anything like that. A simple breakfast was also included. Although it was simple, it was better than my usual breakfast. Overall, it was more than worth the price. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity to be in the area.

The best feature of this hotel is undoubtedly its location. Being situated so close to the train station was incredibly convenient and made navigating the city simple. The room itself was clean and well-maintained, providing a comfortable and tidy space to return to after a day out. The only minor drawback is the lack of dining options immediately surrounding the hotel. While the train station proximity solves most travel needs, guests should be aware that they might need to travel a short distance to find a wide selection of restaurants. Overall, for travelers prioritizing convenience, cleanliness, and budget, this hotel is an excellent choice.

The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from Kasai Station, and the bus stop is diagonally opposite the train station. In the morning, you can take a bus from platform 10 to DisneySea. In the evening, when returning, turn left from the DisneySea exit, walk through the DisneySea subway station to the South Bus Station, and go to platform 9 (make sure you don't go the wrong way). The breakfast was adequate, nothing special, just enough to fill up. The room was a bit small, only enough space to lay out one 28-inch suitcase flat. DHC skincare samples are available for self-service at the front desk. There are direct shuttle buses to both Haneda and Narita airports, making it suitable for families visiting Disney. The closest shopping areas are Nihonbashi and Ginza, which are fairly convenient to reach by subway.

The workers are friendly, although they don’t know how to speak English, but we can use translation apps to communicate with them. The breakfast is nice. The location is superb. It is near to metro, supermarket, 7-11, Lawson and Disneyland!! The restaurants nearby selling all kinds of food, the price are reasonable 👍🏻

The room was spacious, very clean, and comfortable! It's close to the subway, making transportation very convenient. There's a convenience store downstairs, which is extremely handy. The surrounding area has a full range of restaurants, supermarkets, and shopping malls. The decor might be a bit dated; there were some water stains on the wallpaper near the air conditioning vent. The chair was slightly old and peeling, but it had a cover. The room has sealed windows, allowing light in but no ventilation. The 24-hour front desk service was very enthusiastic! Overall, it was great!

Overall, I was quite satisfied. The cleanliness and environment were excellent, no complaints there. The only minor point was the room size, but that's to be expected in Japan, so it was perfectly acceptable. A big plus is that the hotel offers services in both Chinese and English. Most importantly, with so many restaurants nearby, it's incredibly convenient for everything – dining, staying, and getting around.

The place was so cozy and the staff were so attentive and accommodating . With free drinks coffee , beer ...will be here again next time ...

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.

[Transportation] From Haneda Airport, you can take Bus No. 6 directly to the hotel entrance. You need to buy tickets first at the self-service machine. Our 6:30 PM bus was full, so we had to wait for the 7:30 PM one. From the hotel to AEON Mall, there's a free shuttle bus service (the drop-off point is directly opposite the mall). You can eat, visit the supermarket, and there's also a small tax-free pharmacy, which is very convenient. The hotel front desk provides a timetable. It includes schedules for going to Land and Sea. There's also a timetable for buses from the hotel to the airport; just snap a photo of it in the lobby, make an online reservation in advance, and then simply scan the QR code to board the airport bus the next day – very convenient. [Hotel] The room was very quiet. The hotel has its own restaurant. We checked in at 9:30 PM on our first night, and the restaurant still accommodated us and prepared four set meals. The service was excellent, and the food tasted good too. Great value for money, no need to stay in the expensive city center. I'll definitely come again next time!