Hotel Seaside Edogawa Reviews

The Hotel Seaside Edogawa is ideal for family looking for a nearby hotel to the Disneyland area on a budget and with big spacious rooms. The biggest I have stayed in Tokyo bay area. Nearby by the local outlet shopping area as well. The hotel is not ideal if you have elderly as the hotel is not too near the train station.

I had an event in Makuhari so I was looking for a hotel along the Keiyo Line and found this hotel. I was planning to check in after 11:00 so I inquired and they accommodated. Thank you. The whole room was spacious. The bathroom was also spacious and I really liked that the toilet was separate from the bathroom. The bath in the room was a jetted tub. Unfortunately I didn't have time this time so I couldn't go to the large communal bath.

The Edogawa Seaside Hotel is very good, with 43 square meters, which is two or three times the area of ​​an average Japanese hotel room. Although the room facilities are not the latest, they are very neat and clean. Transportation: It is three to four minutes away from JR station and one stop away from Maihama Station. It is convenient to go to Disneyland. Location: Have fun in Kasai Rinkai Park. There is a good aquarium. The tickets are cheaper than the one under the Skytree and there are more fish. There is also a Ferris wheel nearby, which is thirty to forty meters away and is said to be the largest in Japan. The hotel breakfast is more Japanese style, not many varieties, but the taste is okay. There is a men's and women's bathhouse on the second floor where you can take a bath. There are very few people and there is only one hot spring pool, but it is clean and sufficient. The quality of the hotel staff is very good. The cleaning lady can communicate in simple English, which is great. The cleaning details are in place, including pulling the hot and cold switches of the faucet back to the middle line. During this trip to Japan, I booked several hotels + B&Bs through Ctrip, Airbnb, Booking, and Rakuten. I felt that this one had the best value for money.

Being a hotel in a park, it was very quiet both in the morning and at night, and very comfortable. The windows were also large, and it felt great in the morning. It would have been nice if the large public bath was open until around 9:30 in the morning.

The large jet bath is great. You can stretch your legs and relax.

本來訂在這家酒店的初衷是想去迪士尼近一點，結果大大的超出了預期。 環境很好，很乾凈。房間真的挺大的，沒想到東京這個價位還能住到這麼大的房間。浴衞還是乾濕分離的，淋浴和浴缸也是分開的。 離jr站步行五分鐘，去迪士尼還能直接坐公交車。 住的很舒服，下次還來。

We arrived in the second week of April and were worried that we weren't in time to catch the annual sakura season since blooming started earlier this year. Was pleasantly surprised that the hotel gave us a room that was facing two blooming sakura trees right outside our room's balcony. Absolutely wonderful to wake up to the view of the sakura flowers and playful chirping birds against the clear azure blue skies. Besides that wonderful morning moment described above, here are the main reasons we chose this hotel: 1. LOCATION, TRANSPORTATION: It is near Tokyo Disney Resort at Maihama, Tokyo. Just one railway stop away but it was about half the price of our (Ambassador's) hotel at Tokyo Disney Resort. Transportation-wise, we just hopped onto the affordable hourly bus from Narita Airport to Tokyo Disney Resort, then took a 5-minute cab ride to this hotel. Easy. 2. KANSAI-RINKAI PARK: "Rinkai" literally means seaside in Japanese. It's true that this hotel felt a little "secluded" especially since we arrived at night, when there was almost nobody at the park. But early in the morning, we saw numerous families and elderly people streaming out of the Kansai-Rinkai Park subway station to admire the last week of sakura blooms that were still available at this seaside park, before proceeding to stroll along the beach. The wonderful Tokyo Marine Life Park and the Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel are also in this park. 3. RESTAURANT: The hotel's restaurant served up a pretty decent buffet breakfast in the mornings, and a simple range of Japanese, Western and Chinese food for lunch and dinner. Their most expensive item is the sumptuous Japanese bento at 5500jpy and the average price of other items were around 2000yen (~15usd). 4. ONSEN, VENDING MACHINES: An indoor onsen is available for guests to relax at the end of the day. There were also plenty of vending machines selling cup noodles, snacks and drinks on the same floor. Convenient for those who felt hungry after a relaxing soak in the onsen, even after midnight. 5. ROOMS: Our room was very spacious and value-for-money by Tokyo's standards, with two beds, a sofa bed and plenty of space for the kids to run around. They also have Japanese-style rooms where you get to enjoy the "ryokan" experience of sleeping in a futon (thick and warm Japanese sleeping bags) on their tatami mats. One of the most underrated hotels near Tokyo Disney. You'll love it if you love nature.