Urayasu Brighton Hotel Tokyo Bay in Tokyo

I chose this hotel for my two-day trip to Tokyo Disney. The hotel and rooms are spacious, and it's very convenient to get to Disney with their shuttle bus service. It's also just a 2-minute walk from Shin-Urayasu Station.

Overall, the service was good. The room was spacious, and the shuttle bus to and from Disneyland was very convenient, taking about 15 minutes. The only downside was that the airport shuttle bus doesn't stop directly at the hotel, only near the Sheraton and a few other hotels in that area.

Great location. Close to station and Aeon mall and Atre shops. Free shuttle to Disneyland and Disneysea. Good sized family room. Highly recommended

Service is excellent&attitude is good

This hotel isn't far from Tokyo Disneyland and offers a shuttle bus, making it great value for money compared to other options. We visited both Disney parks over two days and were able to go back to the hotel to rest in between. The triple room we booked was very comfortable, with individual beds for each person and enough space to open our suitcases, which is quite large for Japan where space is at a premium. There are supermarkets and drugstores nearby, and plenty of dining options. Plus, there's a water dispenser right by the elevator, so you don't need to buy bottled water.

The location is fantastic, right outside a subway station, making transportation incredibly convenient. I'd give it five stars just for that. There's also an Aeon mall nearby, which is very affordable. Disney is just one subway stop away, and the hotel even offers a shuttle service.

Many people have already reviewed this hotel, noting its spacious rooms and very close proximity to the station, along with a shuttle service to Disneyland.

Now, let me share some drawbacks that weren't frequently mentioned in earlier reviews:
1. The hotel is quite old, with a somewhat Showa-era style. While it's a Japanese hotel, I was surprised by the lack of many facilities. Having stayed in numerous Japanese hotels, I've come to expect ice machines, microwaves, and laundromats in Japanese-managed properties – these were completely missing here. (I had initially deliberated between this hotel and the Hilton, but chose Brighton thinking the Hilton, being internationally managed, wouldn't have these facilities, only to find Brighton didn't either.)
2. There's no bottled water in the room, let alone the 'free mini-bar' mentioned in some reviews. It's even hard to get drinking water here; you have to go to a water dispenser by the elevator. Although they provide a kettle for refilling, honestly, I wasn't too keen on using it.

Aside from these points, the nearby commercial area is quite convenient, with delicious and affordable gyutan (beef tongue) rice, a supermarket, 100-yen shops, and some Japanese clothing stores. If the hotel were to add the facilities mentioned above, the stay experience would be significantly improved.

Everyone raves about the breakfast being great value for money, but maybe it's just not to our taste because I really didn't think it was worth it. We preferred buying something from Lawson and heating it up on the first floor instead. On the bright side, getting to Disney from here is really convenient.

This hotel is quite old, but it's well-maintained. I stayed in a high-floor twin room, and I really liked that the bathroom was separate. It's a partner hotel with Disney, and during peak hours, a shuttle bus comes every 20 minutes or so, which is very convenient. Across from the hotel, at the JR station, there's a McDonald's, Starbucks, and some Japanese coffee shops, making breakfast easy and affordable.

The room and bathroom were both huge! Super clean! It's also really close to the JR line, with a direct skybridge. There's a shopping mall right across the street, so dining options are plentiful! Absolutely recommend this hotel!