東京ベイ潮見プリンスホテル
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel
Blending modern comfort with bay-area access, Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel features family-friendly rooms, wellness facilities, and smart urban design.
Bay Area, Design Hotel, Wellness Center, Family-Friendly, Convenient Location
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Located between central Tokyo and the waterfront districts, Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel provides a stylish base for travelers exploring the capital or heading toward Tokyo Disney Resort. The hotel’s interiors feature soft lighting, contemporary Japanese textures, and open-concept common areas. Guest rooms range from compact singles to bunk-bed family types and larger suites with bay-facing windows. On-site amenities include a large public bath, sauna, and fitness space, as well as an all-day dining restaurant with buffet options and a quiet lounge for guests. With direct access to Shiomi Station on the JR Keiyō Line, the property offers smooth transit to Tokyo, Maihama, and beyond.
Facilities & Services
Public bath and sauna
Fitness area
Family-friendly room types (bunk beds, extra beds)
All-day dining and buffet restaurant
Guest lounge and common space
24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
Self-service laundry
Multilingual staff
Direct access to Shiomi Station (JR Keiyō Line)
Convenient access to Tokyo Disney Resort and central Tokyo
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