Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Hotel

It was a super nice hotel! The room was spacious and we had a beautiful view over the garden and the Sea park. We could quickly and easily drop off our suitcases. It was very nice that the employee at check-in spoke fluent English. Hotel has all the facilities and many nice details. Breakfast was included in our stay and was fine. Not very exciting, but all employees were super cheerful, there was enough choice and enough seating. Hotel is close to the monorail. We can definitely recommend this.

Understand no baggage transfer service within Resorts’ hotel. I carry three big suitcases to Sheraton Grand Tokyo Bay Hotel and requested to borrow a trolley so I can move them easier. But the hotel ONLY allowed trolley to be used within this hotel area. NOT willing to help guests. Their English are very bad both listening and speaking, even the Front Office Manager. If you cannot speak Japanese, and have luggage transfer need, don’t choose this hotel.

We loved this hotel! The rooms were surprisingly spacious and no room has a bad view (you either get the courtyard/back of Fantasy Springs or the harbour. This really is a Toy Story hotel with lots of fun and kitschy decor, but it didn't feel over the top or tacky. There were two exterior green spaces that were fun to walk around, giving you a little more to do on-site without going to the parks. The hotel also has a fun scavenger hunt with trivia, which is a fun way to explore the hotel. Once you complete the hunt, a Cast Member at the front desk will give you a special completion sticker. The hotel has a themed gift shop with hotel-exclusive and theme park items, a convenience store, and a buffet restaurant (Lotso's). We did the breakfast buffet at Lotso's and thought the variety was great and the food delicious. We only went to the convenience store to get a few snack items, as each floor has a water bottle refill station, so bring a reusable water bottle! The A/C in the room was easy to control, which was much needed in the summer heat. The beds were comfortable and had USB outlets and full-room light switches right by the beds. There is also a fridge in the room that kept items cold. Our favourite touches were the fun slippers with "Andy" written on the bottom and the hotel-exclusive postcards. Make sure you stop by the front desk with your postcards to get a hotel stamp (they will also let you stamp a notebook!). We chose this hotel as it's mid-priced and included in the Vacation Package. If you are traveling to Tokyo DisneySea while the current Fantasy Springs restrictions are in place, I definitely recommend you stay here and book the One Night-Two Day Vacation Package to get unlimited front-of-the-line access to all rides in Fantasy Springs. It was worth the extra money! We toured around to each of the hotels and firmly believe that the Toy Story Hotel is the best deal. The train station is only a short walk away and the station wasn't nearly as busy as you'd expect, as most people exit at the Resort Gateway station (which is why we agreed The Ambassador Hotel is the worst option due to its distance from the train station and added numbers due to the local train line). If you want to stay in a Tokyo Disney hotel, but not pay quite as much (especially with a Vacation Package), this hotel is definitely the best choice!