Mitsubishi Jisho Hotels & Resorts opened “The Royal Park Hotel Maihama Resort Tokyo Bay” (13-1 Chidori, Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture) within walking distance of Tokyo Disney Resort on February 13. Some of the facilities, including guest rooms, have been disclosed to the press. The Royal Park Hotel Maihama Resort Tokyo Bay, built in close proximity to Tokyo Disney Sea, is a large hotel boasting 750 guest rooms, the largest among the 24 Royal Park Hotels nationwide. Intended for use by families and groups, the hotel offers a variety of room types for up to six people, based on rooms for four.
The hotel offers “Concept Rooms” with a particular focus and “Standard Rooms” with a wide variety of room designs. There are two main types of room designs: “Concept Rooms” with a unique world view and “Standard Rooms” designed around the four oceans of the world. Common to all rooms is that they are equipped with a microwave oven, which can be conveniently used in conjunction with the 24-hour convenience store. In consideration of the environment, there are no bottled water bottles in the guestrooms, but rather water servers located on each floor. As is typical of the latest hotels, the guestrooms are equipped with USB Type-C ports on the electrical outlets. Toilets are equipped with bidet toilets, and bathrooms have a bathtub with a washing area. Some rooms have only shower booths. Concept Rooms are located on the second floor and are available in three types: “Arabian,” “Ocean,” and “Safari. In addition, Standard Twin, Superior Twin/Triple, Deluxe Force, and Family Deluxe are available depending on the number of guests. The Arabian Superior Triple, which was unveiled to the public, has a capacity of 3 to 4 persons and features a unified interior design that looks like something out of the movie “Aladdin. It will be a fun combination with the Disney Resort. The “Ocean Family Deluxe” accommodates six people and, as its name suggests, has a beautiful marine blue interior with a nautical motif, offering four beds and two sleeping lofts, with the lofts providing a secluded, watchtower-like atmosphere that children will love. Safari showed us the Safari Superior Triple and Safari Deluxe Force. Both have safari-inspired animal murals, tents, and giraffe figurines to add to the ambiance, but the giraffe in the Triple is a cute “newborn” size, while the giraffe in the Force is a big “growing up” size that almost reaches the ceiling. The triple giraffe is a cute “newborn” size, while the force giraffe is a big “growing up” size that almost reaches the ceiling, which is playful and interesting. Standard Rooms are decorated in four different ocean themes: Asian Emerald, Indian Jasmine, Greek Blue, and Mexican Sunflower. The room types are “Superior Force” and “Deluxe Force” for Asian Emerald, “Standard Twin”, “Superior Twin”, and “Universal” for Indian Jasmine, and “Superior Triple” and “Superior Triple Low Bed” for Greek Blue, Mexican Sunflower offers “Deluxe Force” and “Family Deluxe” rooms.
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