Name: Tokyo Disneysea Hotel Miracosta
Address: 1-13 Maihama Urayasu,Maihama, Urayasu, Urayasu, Urayasu, 279-0031, Japan
Rating: 9

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Tokyo Disneysea Hotel Miracosta

We stayed at MiraCosta in April 2024.  We were supposed to stay for 3 nights, however, we got food poisoning on our second night and had to extend a further 2 nights as we were too unwell to travel.  Upon check out Disney over charged for the extra nights.  They acknowledged their mistake and advised that we would receive the refund within 7 days.  4 weeks later, I contacted them to chase up the refund and was advised that they could not help me and that the refund would be received but they could not say when.  I had also asked Disney if they would consider compensating (by lowering the room rate) as we had not eaten anywhere else for over 24 hours and had gotten the food poisoning there.  Disney denied any accountability and advised that they did not believe we could have gotten ill eating at their resort.   I have given them one star due to the lack of customer service received.   I would not travel there again and would recommend people look at other alternatives in the area.

Lack of customer service

Room is roomy, comfortable with beds that are great but ‘bedshare’ not quite possible so my other half couldn’t complain at all about me stealing the doona for 3 nights as I was sleeping in the next bed.
Lovely hotel with quirky Disney theme everywhere so we really enjoyed this part of the experience
BUT the food in one restaurant was atrocious!!!!
I believe it was called Oceano 
We booked what we thought was a choice of a two set menus but ended up in a buffet that was one of the worst I had ever seen.
We booked so we could see the 830 pm fireworks and although we had a window table we had an eye level screen completely blocking our view.

This restaurant was devoid of atmosphere and the experience has completely ruined our last night in Japan after 4 weeks of amazing food. The constant clatter of cooking utensils from the kitchen added to our delightful experience . 
I ended up not eating and my husband persevered as it was late and he needed sustenance. 
Oh and I was really looking forward to a swim after a long day of lining up for rides and upon going to the pool found out that the ‘COST’ for in house guests was 3000 yen almost $AUD 30 

Review getting 2 as until this evening we were really enjoying the hotel. Funny how a couple of things can ruin a stay. 

I also think that the hotel doesn’t care about reviews but hope this helps just one person deciding to book

$30 AUD for a swim and buffet that was the worst I have ever experienced

We having a wonderful dinner experience at Silk Road Garden. Their dishes are delicious, presentation is beautiful.  And we served by Mr Yu Shiina, he is very kind and gives us a 5 stars services tonight. Thank you for bringing us a memorable dinner experience at our honeymoon trip. We must visit again in the near future.

Wonderful dinner experience at Silk Road Garden

probably actually 4.5 stars.  
We stayed 4 nites in March 2024.  we felt fortunate to get the hotel room (released 90 days ahead) even though it was  the most expensive (at least $100 -150 extra per nite) hotel of 5 hotels that we've stayed at in Tokyo.  For comparison, we stayed in a 4 star big chain name on Mahaima (a Disney Resort partner on  the monorail line last year for $220 less per nite.  (this year the price at that same hotel was only $50 less per nite).    so depending on how you look at it, we either got a good deal for an extra $50 per nite at Mira Costa or got a really GREAT deal last year.

We stayed on the Venetian side.  for a 20 year old hotel, the rooms are nice, evoking the feel of staying in a well-kept up family villa.  in keeping with the theme, the furniture, furnishings, decorations appear to be Italian ornate with the Disney theme, but more subtle.  e.g. the cartography map framed on the wall has a "Strait of YENSID", featuring Queen Clarabelle.  It took me 2 days to realize that the pattern on the border of the raised ceiling was merman Mickey holding a shell.  Asian Modern, this is not.  but the room is well maintained, the sign of wear being the velour love seat; the velour appears worn.    HVAC, lights, fridge all worked fine.  probably state of the art 20 years ago, the closet has a motion detector to turn on a light.  

classified as a "5 star" hotel, I'm not sure that it would be the equal of a 4 seasons, Ritz etc. although I've never stayed in one.  Certainly every staff encounter was professional and friendly and helpful.  compared to the 4 star hotels I have stayed at, I do have to say that the housekeeping at the Mira Costa was thorough, efficient.... and we always saw a vacuum cleaner next to the linen cart--which I can't say for the 4 star large chain hotels we've stayed at.  however I think a 5 star hotel should have better than instant coffee in the room.  maybe it's just me.  

So, was it worth  an extra $50 a nite?  yes.  While you just can't "walk downstairs and enter Disney Sea and go back and forth", you do get a special ticket which entitles you to enter either park ~ 30 min. earlier than the general public. which translates into 1 main ride extra.  does it save waiting time to enter the park(s)?  Yes.  is it worth it not to have to get in line for the resort monorail and then walk to your hotel at the end of the day?  maybe--if you have no more energy at the end of a day walking and standing.    

Is it worth an extra $200 a nite?  that depends.  if you're a Disney superfan, maybe.  there are souvenirs like a Mira Costa plastic cup (that says "take me home"), a reusable small tote bag available no where else, etc.  On the other hand you could (if you get a reservation!) have lunch for 2 at Magellan's which would also be very special and good.     

staying at the Mira Costa you also accept theme park or 5 star hotel prices for breakfast and lunch....or take the monorail to the mall and back losing time.   while there is a 7-11 at another Disney Resort hotel, there is no convenience store for onigiri, fast sandwiches, etc. at the Mira Costa.

Upclass Disney, convenient but not cheap.  Exclusivity has its price.

Worst hotel in terms of price and experience ratio.
Check in process was very slow. We arrived at 3 PM and there was literally a 40 mins waiting line just for check in. And after you finished checking in. You have to wait another 30 mins for one staff to bring your luggages and take you to your room. I mean I can bring my own luggage to my room. Is this a hotel or a public hospital? For $400++ a night I would rather stay at Hilton or InterContinental. Disney is not that magical after all. I wouldn't stay here again. If it's not for the kids - Avoid.

Once is enough

Absolutely loved our stay. This hotel attaches to Disney Sea so you can drop in for a rest. The rooms are very ornate. We stayed in a Mickey room. The pool is incredible but you need to pay about $40pp to swim there! Like Tokyo Disneyland hotel, the beds can be very firm, indeed.

The best hotel for Disney Sea

FINAL VERDICT: DisneySea parade is mind blowing, room with Harbor View is worth every cent if you success in booking the room (securing a good room is very challenging)
3 Line summary
- Great for families who are big Disney fans and would like to make perfect memories & experience. Harbor View room gets you FULL view to the Porto Paradiso (Sea, Mountain and S.S. Columbia). You can enjoy all the Disney Sea parades (but NOT fireworks), elevating the experience.
- Location trumps all. Provides a cozy shelter very close to the Disney park which helped the family recharge (especially younger ones) and re-enter the theme park.
- Club level experience was worth the extra expense. Club level casts will try their best to attend to guests and they do have casts who can speak full English.

WHEN: Feb 2024 
WHO: Family of 3, includes a 2 year old daughter
WHAT ROOM: Porto Paradiso Side Terrace Room, Harbor View 
HOW: We visited the Miracoasta for 1 days in 2024 early February as part of our Disney Vacation Package. Weather was very helpful despite it being Winter for Tokyo. 3 ~ 12 degrees celsius and mild with some clouds or sunny time to time. It was our 2nd Tokyo DisneySea visit and we wanted to explore the park seriously. The Miracoasta hotel location is very helpful for this as it’s directly connected to the park so we went to our room often to take rests and recharge. We had the Porto Paradiso side Terrace Room so we could enjoy the theme parks’ dreamy ambience even at the room & terrace not to mention that we got to see all the parades comfortably in bed.
   Check in process was convenient as our room had access to the concierge. I would recommend getting this access if you don’t speak Japanese and have enough budget, since this was drastically different experience vs. our last visit. Cast members are well trained in English and they deliver the best they can on personal requests which was very helpful elevating our family’s experience. 
   Do note that some services (ex. soft copy access on photos taken by Disney photographers) are only available to Japanese speakers - I ended up switching my Disney app to Japanese to get more features from the app.

TIPS: 
- Get the concierge level rooms if you do not speak Japanese and value experience over budget. Casts at the club level are well trained in English and very helpful in maximizing personal preferences.
- Hotel has a indoor pool that you need to pay even if you are staying at the hotel, but because of this there are less guests and you can enjoy the fantastic pool all to yourself. You can re-enter the pool on the same day, even after check-out.
- Porto Paradiso view was worth every penny and wonderful for viewing the Disney Sea parades, but you will NOT be able to see the fireworks from the room.

*Disclaimer: 
1. My reviews are very subjective and based on my own experience. 
2. I NEVER WRITE PAID REVIEWS.
3. I may have biased towards family-friendly experiences since I am a dad to our family of 3.
4. I favor quality, time and experience over affordability

Porto Paradiso Harbor View room - A MUST IF YOU CAN GET IT

Staying at the only hotel which is located inside of Disneysea is an unforgettable experience.

We stayed at Tuscany Side Capitano Mickey Superior Room.
Too bad the Aquasphere view from our room windows was blocked by some walls.

Interiors of the lobby and rooms are magnificent and flawless. 
However, the room toilet and shower are very standard and quite small

In-house guests of Mira Costa received Happy Entry for Disneyland and Disneysea, which grants you 15 minutes earlier entry to the parks before regular opening hours.
 
There is also an entrance directly from the hotel to Disneysea which opens 1 hour after the regular opening hour of the park.

The indoor pool is not free.
There is no gym (who would go to the gym anyway when you are staying at Disneysea hotel 😄)
Gotta use the time to enjoy every second and every moment for the Disney experience.

All of the staff are exceptionally friendly and very helpful.

Check-in time is at 3 pm but we were informed to check in at 4:30 pm due to high occupancy, so we went to Disneyland first.
Check-out time is at 12 pm and we could not get late check out because the hotel was fully booked.
Mira Costa probably is one of the most high occupancy hotels in the world. 

It is very recommended to stay here if you want to maximize the experience of Tokyo Disney Resort 👍

Unforgetable Experience

With 2 little grandchildren we couldn’t get into any of the 3 Restaraunt’s. After we complained we went to the buffet Restaraunt the food was cold uninviting,  bad and expensive. 
My husband and I got sick and they couldn’t arrange for a Dr to come to the hotel.
Would never stay here again and could not possibly recommend it to friends!

Bad bad bad

Pros - Location is within Disneysea. Nothing can beat that.

Cons -
1) Unreliable WiFi. Barely works in the 2 day I stay. The reality is that for a 5 stay hotel, the IT Hardware and Software infrastructure to support the WiFi is poor. For the price paid, this is a great minus.

2) This is a resort hotel. If you did not book any of the 3 restaurants beforehand for dinner even during weekend days, it is full. Even room service will be at least an hour wait. For the price paid, it is as if I have to suffer for the lack of dining space for a Disney hotel that is surprised on the crowd they have to cater. Pretty pathetic

3) Rooms are dated. Nothing interesting to be a Disney hotel room to be honest. It’s a 3 stay hotel standard.

4) I have 2 power charge for my devices. 1 was missing. Not sure how it can be missing. It was in the room when we left and it is missing after we came back. For now, I prefer to use the word missing for benefit of doubt and let the hotel to sort it out

All in all - The hotel is not worth the price. I think the hotel management is too complacent on the fact that the hotel is always fully booked within 30 seconds on a 3 months rolling basis. Good on you but I can assure you that the more people stay and get such an unmatched experienced on price and experience the more resentment there will be to Disney overall. Nonetheless, I must give credit to the staff. They tried their utmost to provide the level of service expected. It is the hotel hardware and infrastructure that is poorly managed and maintained.

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