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Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel

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The Sheraton Grande is a hotel that gives feelings of nostalgia. It is the hotel I stayed at as a kid when my parents took me to Disneyland. I fondly remembered the excellent food, the delightful staff, and the grand lobby. Let’s start with the positives: - The Club Lounge is fantastic- great staff, great food, excellent services. - The Breakfast buffet is as good as I remember, and the decor still has that charm to it. That said, other hotels like the Westin Yokohama had less variety, but ultimately better quality, and I do think I prefer quality over quantity. - With the current rates, the hotel is still an excellent value for money, given it’s proximity to Disneyland and Disneysea. Cons: - When I say that the hotel was nostalgic, I didn’t expect the room to look exactly like it did when I was a kid- they still had that legacy Sheraton standard brown carpet in the rooms. Hopefully they’re going to implement more extensive remodels soon, I know the park wing tends to garner much more positive reviews, they ought to provide the same treatment to the main building. To add insult to injury, the neighbouring Hilton was priced roughly the same and had both newer rooms, and more variety (including king bedrooms). - I agree that while the staff are fantastic, they seem to have to jump through a lot of hoops to check guests in or store baggage (either way, probably just means the hotel is due for infrastructure upgrades soon that will make the experience better for staff and guests). All in all, this was still a good experience. To make it better, they need to update their rooms (from the early 2000’s), and reduce turnaround time with check in/out and bell desk. Sheratons are generally my favourite Premium brand in the Marriott portfolio, and while North America tends to neglect them, even they are starting to play catch up with ambitious plans to update their properties if they haven’t done them already. Given that the Asia Pacific region adores Sheraton, and associates them with Luxury, (I even view some of the nicer ones as more reasonably priced alternatives to a Ritz Carlton), I was especially disappointed that the rooms in this hotel didn’t get the love and care that they deserve. Then again, it’s a 1000+ room hotel, so I’m really hoping they already have plans to remodel, but just haven’t got to it yet.

Avery Wong

Let's start with saying this hotel is huge and when you arrive with the shuttle bus on the 1st floor it can be a bit confusing that the lobby is on the 2nd floor. Speaking about the shuttle bus, it runs between the hotel and Maihama station every 20 minutes and can save you quite some monorail money. Walking from Maihama to Disneyland is quite doable but I would not recommend walking from Maihama to Disney Sea. Do take the monorail (entrance conveniently located just across the street from the hotel) to Disney Sea. The lobby is very spacious/beautiful and check-in went fast and fluent. We got upgraded from a standard room to a grand room which afterwards I found out the only difference is the building where the room is located. The lifts (during our stay, October) did not seem to have air conditioning while during the day the sun would shine on the glass windows so it would be very hot and humid inside. Our room was on the 10th floor and was spacious and clean. The furniture could use an update, but it didn't really matter for us as long as everything is clean. We did have a park view and a small balcony. We could watch the fireworks from our room which was nice. Beds were not too firm and the bathroom was big with a wet cell (bad + shower). Breakfast was good with the typical Japanese and Western dishes. They have 4 restaurants for breakfast and depending on the day you can choose any one. We tried 3 of them and while the Grande Cafe does seem to have the most choice it's also seemed the most busy. If you come before 8 there's usually not a lot of waiting. We didn't eat any lunch/diner in the hotel as in Disney Ikspiari there are much cheaper options available. Now there's 1 big point of critique and that is the sound proofing, the first night we slept like a baby until our alarm clock went off, however the other nights a family moved in the room above us. Every time their kids were running in the room or even adults walking, it did sound like elephants were staying in that room so every morning at 6.30 we were awake. Other than that our stay was fine, the price was OK as all hotels around the Disney area are expensive, you do pay for the location. Not sure if we would stay there again because of the sound issue, but of course that can happen at any hotel and does depend on your neighbors.

Niek Baeten

Awful hotel. The reception uses a combination of carpet and tiles, with the walkways being carpet and random sections being tiled. This makes it really difficult to pull your luggage through, for no reason. I booked a room with two double beds, instead was given a room with two small doubles. Two adults cannot share a small double. I complained and was told that all the beds in the hotel are of this size and that two adults usually shared these with no issues. My point that these beds are not usually offered for sharing adults was proven when I noticed that each bed had one individual pillow. My room was situated on the park wing, this room was apparently an upgraded room. Upgrade… park wing rooms appear no different to any other room and are the furthest rooms from the elevators. The restaurants on offer have limited menu’s and are extremely over priced. Grande Cafe (the cheapest restaurant) offers a buffet style dinner and an à la carte menu, the buffet for adults was over ¥6,500 and for children was around ¥3,500. I saw a little kid eating from the buffet, and his meal consisted of a dry slice of pizza, fries and a slice of bread. I had a peep at the food on offer in the buffet and where wasn’t much range for kids or adults. This kid’s parents would have paid around £18 for that. There is also a Teppanyaki restaurant which was either ¥17,000 per person or ¥25,000 for 2 adults and 1 kid priced at with each additional kid adding an extra ¥5,000 - this is nearly £165 which is way over priced for a restaurant in this standard hotel. The Thai buffet, is also the same story, ¥6,800 for adults and ¥3,400 for kids. There are no shops around, so you are going to have to pay the above when you are hungry. If you are choosing this hotel to save a little, you will end up spending a lot due to food prices. All of the above annoyed me, a lot and I only stayed for one night. I can’t imagine having to stay any longer. The only reason I’d suggest staying here would be for the closeness to the Bayside station which gets you to Disney’s gates within 10 minutes. But even then, the Bayside station is also used by guests staying at Hilton, Nikko and Tokyo Bay Maihama. I’d spend a little more for one of those instead, if you are happy with their reviews and menu’s.

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The Sheraton Grande is a hotel that gives feelings of nostalgia. It is the hotel I stayed at as a kid when my parents took me to Disneyland. I fondly remembered the excellent food, the delightful staff, and the grand lobby. Let’s start with the positives: - The Club Lounge is fantastic- great staff, great food, excellent services. - The Breakfast buffet is as good as I remember, and the decor still has that charm to it. That said, other hotels like the Westin Yokohama had less variety, but ultimately better quality, and I do think I prefer quality over quantity. - With the current rates, the hotel is still an excellent value for money, given it’s proximity to Disneyland and Disneysea. Cons: - When I say that the hotel was nostalgic, I didn’t expect the room to look exactly like it did when I was a kid- they still had that legacy Sheraton standard brown carpet in the rooms. Hopefully they’re going to implement more extensive remodels soon, I know the park wing tends to garner much more positive reviews, they ought to provide the same treatment to the main building. To add insult to injury, the neighbouring Hilton was priced roughly the same and had both newer rooms, and more variety (including king bedrooms). - I agree that while the staff are fantastic, they seem to have to jump through a lot of hoops to check guests in or store baggage (either way, probably just means the hotel is due for infrastructure upgrades soon that will make the experience better for staff and guests). All in all, this was still a good experience. To make it better, they need to update their rooms (from the early 2000’s), and reduce turnaround time with check in/out and bell desk. Sheratons are generally my favourite Premium brand in the Marriott portfolio, and while North America tends to neglect them, even they are starting to play catch up with ambitious plans to update their properties if they haven’t done them already. Given that the Asia Pacific region adores Sheraton, and associates them with Luxury, (I even view some of the nicer ones as more reasonably priced alternatives to a Ritz Carlton), I was especially disappointed that the rooms in this hotel didn’t get the love and care that they deserve. Then again, it’s a 1000+ room hotel, so I’m really hoping they already have plans to remodel, but just haven’t got to it yet.

Avery Wong

Let's start with saying this hotel is huge and when you arrive with the shuttle bus on the 1st floor it can be a bit confusing that the lobby is on the 2nd floor. Speaking about the shuttle bus, it runs between the hotel and Maihama station every 20 minutes and can save you quite some monorail money. Walking from Maihama to Disneyland is quite doable but I would not recommend walking from Maihama to Disney Sea. Do take the monorail (entrance conveniently located just across the street from the hotel) to Disney Sea. The lobby is very spacious/beautiful and check-in went fast and fluent. We got upgraded from a standard room to a grand room which afterwards I found out the only difference is the building where the room is located. The lifts (during our stay, October) did not seem to have air conditioning while during the day the sun would shine on the glass windows so it would be very hot and humid inside. Our room was on the 10th floor and was spacious and clean. The furniture could use an update, but it didn't really matter for us as long as everything is clean. We did have a park view and a small balcony. We could watch the fireworks from our room which was nice. Beds were not too firm and the bathroom was big with a wet cell (bad + shower). Breakfast was good with the typical Japanese and Western dishes. They have 4 restaurants for breakfast and depending on the day you can choose any one. We tried 3 of them and while the Grande Cafe does seem to have the most choice it's also seemed the most busy. If you come before 8 there's usually not a lot of waiting. We didn't eat any lunch/diner in the hotel as in Disney Ikspiari there are much cheaper options available. Now there's 1 big point of critique and that is the sound proofing, the first night we slept like a baby until our alarm clock went off, however the other nights a family moved in the room above us. Every time their kids were running in the room or even adults walking, it did sound like elephants were staying in that room so every morning at 6.30 we were awake. Other than that our stay was fine, the price was OK as all hotels around the Disney area are expensive, you do pay for the location. Not sure if we would stay there again because of the sound issue, but of course that can happen at any hotel and does depend on your neighbors.

Niek Baeten

Awful hotel. The reception uses a combination of carpet and tiles, with the walkways being carpet and random sections being tiled. This makes it really difficult to pull your luggage through, for no reason. I booked a room with two double beds, instead was given a room with two small doubles. Two adults cannot share a small double. I complained and was told that all the beds in the hotel are of this size and that two adults usually shared these with no issues. My point that these beds are not usually offered for sharing adults was proven when I noticed that each bed had one individual pillow. My room was situated on the park wing, this room was apparently an upgraded room. Upgrade… park wing rooms appear no different to any other room and are the furthest rooms from the elevators. The restaurants on offer have limited menu’s and are extremely over priced. Grande Cafe (the cheapest restaurant) offers a buffet style dinner and an à la carte menu, the buffet for adults was over ¥6,500 and for children was around ¥3,500. I saw a little kid eating from the buffet, and his meal consisted of a dry slice of pizza, fries and a slice of bread. I had a peep at the food on offer in the buffet and where wasn’t much range for kids or adults. This kid’s parents would have paid around £18 for that. There is also a Teppanyaki restaurant which was either ¥17,000 per person or ¥25,000 for 2 adults and 1 kid priced at with each additional kid adding an extra ¥5,000 - this is nearly £165 which is way over priced for a restaurant in this standard hotel. The Thai buffet, is also the same story, ¥6,800 for adults and ¥3,400 for kids. There are no shops around, so you are going to have to pay the above when you are hungry. If you are choosing this hotel to save a little, you will end up spending a lot due to food prices. All of the above annoyed me, a lot and I only stayed for one night. I can’t imagine having to stay any longer. The only reason I’d suggest staying here would be for the closeness to the Bayside station which gets you to Disney’s gates within 10 minutes. But even then, the Bayside station is also used by guests staying at Hilton, Nikko and Tokyo Bay Maihama. I’d spend a little more for one of those instead, if you are happy with their reviews and menu’s.

El Eleph

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