Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta

The Miracosta at Disneyland is truly a magical experience! From the moment you step inside, you're transported to a world of enchantment. The attention to detail in the architecture and decor is astonishing, making you feel like you're in a real-life fairy tale. The rooms are elegantly designed, offering both comfort and a touch of Disney charm. The convenience of being right inside the park is unbeatable, allowing you to easily access all the attractions without any hassle. And let's not forget the breathtaking views of the park, especially at night when you can watch the fireworks from the comfort of your room. The dining options are top-notch, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences. Staying at the Miracosta truly enhances the overall Disney experience, making it a stay you'll remember for a lifetime.

Wow! The pictures don’t do it justice. Staying here is well worth it. Comfortable, quiet and your own private security entrance into the park.

Gorgeous. Right by the park. But you are limited. We wanted to get a drink after the park day but they don’t allow people in the restaurants unless purchasing an entire meal. So if you want to sit at the bar for a soda, or water you’ll be turned away. There are other Disney hotels in the area that have bars that’ll gladly seat you. Just feels like they charge a lot but you end up with going to the gift shop if you need food or a drink.

I am a big Disney parks fan so it really was my dream to stay at the Miracosta. We paid £930 for two nights with a Venice view. To summarize both my husband and I came to decide the price was worth it just for the joy of being right in DisneySea park, we visited in July and could take easy rest breaks for 30 minutes to cool off from the heat. Our view of the venice canal was lovely from our room too. The room is spacious and well appointed, bigger than a deluxe room in the USA parks. We did find two downsides were the inefficiency of everyone checking in at 3pm, often in the US and Europe you can check in as soon as the room is ready and this eases the flow at check in time, it meant there was a massive line at 3pm. We also wished there was a grab and go breakfast spot, we ended up getting breakfast in Mamma Biscotti in the park. Our other issue for the 4000 yen to use the pool, this felt like being nickled and dimed when spending a lot to stay at the hotel. We booked on the first day we could 2 months in advance on the international site and found booking to be ok. We stayed at the Hilton Tokyo Bay on our last night, which was actually more convenient when visiting Disneyland Park (closet), for half the price and a free pool.

Supposedly the happiest place on earth. The obsession with 3pm check in, the lobby full and no queue at the check in counters. The contrast of the 2 photos at 245pm is Industry standard but in modern days, something to think about if 3pm is the unbreakable rule or let everyone check in early to spend more at the park as they have more time? And, not to mention that travellers may have been on the road for a while with toddlers along, tired and hungry, the restaurants don’t accept walk-ins, and no other casual dining option. And after check in at 3pm, got to wait another 15-20 mins for the room to ready. It is ridiculous how when I see the other families’ children waiting once again at the lobby. Finally we have the room and then when we go to the lift, the bell staff just asked us to take the next lift as she and another guest take one.

Room 4-5 stars, nice sea theme. Ikeda at the gift shop was also good, lastly my experience brightened up by indoor spa and massage service that was very good.

Amended my ratings from 0 stars to 4 stars based on Takashi Kubo San being very courageous, walking up to me during check out and mentioned he read my comments, I think always sincere to accept feedback and make change deserves encouragement, especially in this culture, never easy for young people to accept feedback make changes but ganbatte 💪🌹

I have stayed within the Tokyo Disney Resort before but this is my first stay at one of the Disney Hotels.

We started by checking in and dropping off our luggage at the Tokyo Resort Welcome Center (which by itself is a very convenient service), and could then roam around the Ikspiari shopping complex until we felt ready to head over to the hotel.

Best way to travel the Tokyo Disney Resort is by the Disney Resort Line, and the Resort Gateway Station is located just next to the Welcome Center. A short trip takes you to the Tokyo DisneySea station from which guests going to the MiraCosta have their own special entrance. After about a minute walk, during which you honestly feel a little bit special, you arrive at the hotel.

First impressions was great. The staff are all very friendly, warm smiles, waving to you and giving you a very nice welcome. The hotel itself is also quite impressive with its high ceiling lobby, Disney and the sea being the two most prominent themes. There are also a lot of details to discover if you take your time to have a closer look.

Our room was located on the top (5th) floor and since we were already checked in and had received our key cards, we could head directly to our room. I read later that it is also possible to check in online and that way get to use your phone as a room key, but that is not something we did.

Our room was of the Speciale type on the Porto Paradiso side with the great view of the park and harbor. The room was quite spacious, 40 m², with a big bathroom area. The Disney and sea theme was prominent here as well, featured in various art and decor. A very nice room to say the least!

All the amenities needed was provided, towels, bathrobes, pyjamas, slippers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, shower soap, shampoo, conditioner, dryer and the list goes on. There are also a refrigerator offering complimentary water.

In 2023, Tokyo Disney Resort are celebrating its 40th year in operation with a lot of fanfare, and one of all the happenings throughout the year is special anniversary event, Dream-Go-Round. From April 15 to May 31, the hotels and parks are decked out with garlands printed in anniversary colors and theme, special merchandise can be found at the stores and anniversary parades are also taking place.
One of the reasons we chose to come and stay at MiraCosta this time was because the great view of the harbor, offering a great view of this Dram-Go-Round parade. While it is no possible to open the window fully, or get out onto the balcony of our specific room, you can open the window slightly to hear the music and get a very nice view of the parade, including the projection mapping on the surrounding buildings. It was a great show!

The hotel hosts a couple of restaurants which we did not visit but we did have a look at the gift shop with offers some exclusive MiraCosta goods. Worth having a look at for sure.

One of the main attractions of this hotel though is its own entrance into the Tokyo DisneySea park, making it easy to come and go between the park and the hotel as you’d like during the day. If you for example start your morning shopping away at the gift shops, you can, through the special entrance, just head back into the hotel, drop everything off, and then pop back into the park again effortlessly. Also useful if you want to have a little siesta between all the hectic fun or if you want to skip the public restrooms.

This is not only my best hotel experience within the Tokyo Disney Resort, this is one of the best hotel experiences I have had, period. From the great staff, clean and spacious room, the services offered, and the very close approximation to the DisneySea park, it is a no brainier to stay at the Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta during your DisneySea adventure!

Keep in mind that this is my experience and your visit might be different.

We booked a double room but when we showed up they wanted to give us a twin room for my wife and I. The staff called me a liar and said I booked a double room. Ended up cancelling our trip because they were rude and treated you differently as foreigners.

Rooms are fine, but we felt slightly smaller than Tokyo Disneyland one..

For pool area, store your shoes in the shoe locker provided, then walk through.

The pool staff would not allow watches or fitbits into the pool area when swimming very odd choice. Claimed that it might scratch other people with it. There were 2 other families in the pool. No point in arguing.

Arm bands and floats are provided.

It's Japan, so not likely it'll get nicked but still having £20k of watches in a simple pool locker cetainly gives you anxiety.

Handy swimsuit drier was also available.

Obv no tattoos on display when in pool, and sauna area requires a patch on tattoo before use.

Food no longer served poolside after covid years, which is a shame.