Opened on June 20, 2024, “Hoshino Resort 1955 Tokyo Bay” is a highly recommended hotel with excellent access to Tokyo Disney Resort.
Hoshino Resort has grandly opened “Hoshino Resort 1955 Tokyo Bay” in the Maihama Shin-Urayasu area. The interior design is themed around America in 1955, the era when the world’s first Disneyland was born, allowing guests to enjoy a special time.
The hotel was bustling with guests from Tokyo Disney Resort thanks to the free shuttle bus service. The extraordinary ambiance that lets you soak in the afterglow of the theme park, along with the beautiful sea views from the rooms, made this hotel a wonderful place to stay.
We are excited to share a detailed report on our stay at this newly opened hotel. Please relax and enjoy the vlog-style presentation.
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Access Information:
○ Hoshino Resort 1955 Tokyo Bay:
Free shuttle bus 🚌 from Tokyo Disney Resort: approximately 30 minutes
Free shuttle bus 🚌 from JR Keiyo Line Shin-Urayasu Station: approximately 10 minutes
(Map) https://maps.app.goo.gl/7LGYLzz2bXpePn5z8
(Official Website) https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/hotels/1955tokyobay/
Please note that the information in the video reflects the situation at the time of the visit and may differ from the current conditions.
0:00 Staying at “Hoshino Resort 1955 Tokyo Bay” in the Maihama Urayasu Area
0:17 20 Minutes from Tokyo Station to Shin-Urayasu Station
1:06 Taking the Free Shuttle Bus to the Hotel
3:07 Arriving at the Hotel Entrance!
7:39 Self Check-In
12:48 Hotel Room Tour
21:40 Checking Out the Public Spaces
26:55 Food & Drink Station and Cafeteria
32:44 View from the Terrace
33:53 Japanese and Western Buffet Breakfast
39:24 Check-Out
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13 Comments
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Guess what? I happen to be munching a reuben sandwich for dinner as I watch your video – what a coincidence! 😊
130USD for such a big room is fantastic!!
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This is fascinating. Have lived in the US all my life, I know and have lived with 1950s americana, experienced it first hand. Nothing about the decor of this hotel reads 1955 America. The interesting part is that it DOES look very much like 1990s dead mall america aesthetic. It brings to mind a food court that is hanging on for dear life as the anchor chains like Sears and JC Penneys have already left behind empty spaces. If it wasnt branded the way it is it would be just fine as a new hotel with lots of amenities and loads of space for large groups traveling to Disney. The food offerings in the hotel cafeteria are far more healthy and attractive than 1950s Howard Johnson's hotel/motel fare, trust me.
What's the cotton for?
Oh my goodness 😮
The price is excellent, but why have a balcony if you can't go out? Is there an English option for the Restaurant Machine? But what got me was the "Cabbage" in the Reuben Sandwich, like, hahaha! Cabbage served as a side okay, but in it?
Old American here ~ Me (10-yo girl), my mom, and 2 aunts with cousins went to Disneyland (California) in 1955, the year it opened. Can't remember much about the park from that day but went many times later, great fun! This hotel looks really good for families. Some favorite decor colors in the '50's were dark brown, tan, avocado green, so they are close here. Danish chairs in dining room are right on. 'American Ruben' (at least in California): corned beef, swiss cheese, saurkraut, thousand island dressing, on rye bread, grilled. Maybe pastrami, never cheddar cheese. Thanks for the tour!
you get the room to yourself i hope? lol 😊
Why did you get a large room just for yourself? Also there is famous restaurant in Montreal, Quebec, Canada that has Reuben sandwiches. Thousand Islands dressing was created in Canada.
The Reuben is very interesting. In America, it is made with sauerkraut (lactic fermented cabbage). The sourness balances the richness of the beef and cheese.
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