Opened during the 25th anniversary of the Tokyo Disney resort in 2008 this is the third Disney hotel. It features a victorian-style.

Some rooms feature a Disney classic films theme: Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Cinderella.

• Sherwood Garden Restaurant
• Essence of Stylish Cuisine - Canna
• Dreamers Lounge

• Shops
  • Looking Glass Gifts
  • Disney Mercantile
  • Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
  • Magic Memories Photo
• Gardens
  • Mickey & Friends Square
  • Sherwood Garden
  • Fantasia Court
  • Alice's Garden
• Banquet Rooms
  • Cinderella Dream
  • Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White
• Misty Mountains Pool (summer only)

• Opened July 8, 2008
• 9 floors
• total floor space about 89,000 square meters
• 705 rooms
• 4 banquet halls (1 large, 3 small)
• 2 table service restaurants
• 1 lobby lounge
• A Disney shop, a beauty salon

On my trip to Tokyo I opted not to stay at a Disney Hotel, so I have not spent a night at the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel nor did I eat at any of the restaurants inside. I did spend some time walking around the common areas, lobby and grounds on two occasions. Both times I visited the lobby had a fair number of guests. The courtyard that faces the park had an occasional group stopping for a picture and a fairly steady stream of guests going to and from the hotel.

The hotel is only a few hundred yards walking to the entrance of Tokyo Disneyland. About halfway between it and the park is the Disneyland Resort Line Station.

One of the more interesting aspects of this hotel is how it is one of the first sights you see from the highway as well as the train when heading toward the resort. It is located right along the entrance way and it sticks out. From the location it looks like half the rooms have a great view of the park and the other half out toward the roadway.

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