Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Hotel

A decent Disney hotel for the budget conscious travelling family. Very clean and great theming. Not as well equipped as the Deluxe hotels such as Fantasy Springs or even Ambassador. Beds are a bit hard even by Japanese standards. Great dinner buffet if you want to forky out for that. Kids will love it.

Super cute hotel! Good sized room (especially for Japan) with two twin beds and a trundle. We're Disney Vacation Club members so we were able to book the room using points. The theming throughout the hotel is fantastic!! The two playground areas have lots of cute areas to take photos. Beds were comfortable and bathroom was spacious. Pillows are flatter than we're used to but still comfortable. Room comes with adult pajamas - need to get kids ones from Guest Services. Elevators were quick to arrive and spacious enough. Gift shop had a great selection of Toy Story merchandise and other characters as well. Convenience store had a good selection of food, beverages, and merchandise. It does get crowded later at night as people are coming back from the parks (and the restaurant has closed). We didn't have reservations for the breakfast buffet but were able to be seated with minimal wait. We purchased tickets for the buffet from a kiosk just outside of the restaurant. We ate breakfast around 8:15am...the line for the restaurant was a lot longer when we left (shortly before 9am). Good breakfast buffet options! We only stayed one night as we were checking in to another hotel the next day as part of a vacation package. We were able to drop off our luggage at bell services in the morning and they transferred it to our next hotel for us. Hotel is a short walk (about 5-7 minutes) from Bayside station. FYI - at night, when you're walking back, you need to show your room key as only registered hotel guests are allowed on to hotel property. Would definitely consider staying here again!

First time visiting Tokyo Disney Resort. We booked a standard room. Exceptional theming in hotel public spaces and in the hotel room itself. Location was ideal with a short walk to the Bayside Station monorail. Got to take advantage of Happy Entry into Disneyland for one of the days and the benefit of not having to worry about purchasing admission tickets in advance was nice. Biggest issue with the room is a severe lack of storage. There is no closet at all - only a 4 post peg board with one hanger on each peg. No bedside storage. Virtually no drawer storage. Definitely not suited for Western traveler needs. Maybe more expensive rooms have actual storage?