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I Stayed at Tokyo Disney’s Most Exclusive Hotel

Miles Reza

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Tokyo Disney recently opened its most exclusive and hardest to book hotel and I was able to experience it for myself.

This is a full tour of the Fantasy Springs Hotel at Tokyo Disney Sea, including exactly how to get a reservation and give yourself the best possible chance of booking it.

I take you through the entire experience from arriving at the hotel and how to get there, to the lobby, check-in process, the store, and everything inside the property. You’ll also see a full room tour, the view from the room, and what makes this hotel one of the most talked about stays in Japan right now.

At the end, I give my honest opinion on whether the Fantasy Springs Hotel is actually worth it or if it’s just hype.

If you’re planning a Tokyo Disney trip, this is everything you need to know before booking.

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18 Comments

@eriksilva460 5 months ago

This hotel is very beautiful, and seeing every part of it makes me conclude that every detail is enchanting. However, I see that making a reservation at this hotel isn't so simple, but aside from that, the place is simply charming.

@Jesss_Zen 4 weeks ago

This is such an amazing video thank you this is a dream vacation

@kevinellis8307 3 months ago

That tree inside is a “Wisteria” with the purple blooms hanging like grapes. I am shocked to see one inside and blooming so profusely!!!

@joannemacinnis410 6 months ago

Definitely Tangled theme feel for me too.

@wrh41 6 months ago

Happy Easter! 🐣

@joannemacinnis410 6 months ago

Yes. Stunning 🤩

@aquarianprinceconnect 6 months ago

Beautiful ❤❤❤

@kevinellis8307 3 months ago

Again, from the view from your room, those are all “Roses” you see around the Beauty and the Beast fountain and statuary. It’s just not a peak time of the year for them to be blooming in December (April May and June are better months for blooming).

@Lasonumvitis 4 months ago

You’ve called it small so many times. You’re not the only one a bit disappointed at this hotel. It really lacks Disney magic *inside*, could be anything else.

@kevinellis8307 3 months ago

Those are “Roses” you just touched… they’re all around the statuary there… the red ones and the peachy colored ones are roses…

@jackie8357 4 months ago

Hmm I do wish they had something for kids or a pool or something, the luxury is great but for those with small kids that would be nice, thank you for pointing that out cause that’s something families want to know!

@KylieGillard 4 months ago

April to June seems to be rose season. The main month is May. So maybe it looks more beautiful then

@Wattleboy 4 months ago

Oh there it is! Great video Miles. Question; what time is the drop to get a booking at Fantasy Springs? 9:00am Tokyo time? I’m planning on going back next year so I want to be ready with credit card in gags so I don’t miss out. Incredible hotel. Thanks for your honest review; very refreshing 😊 Tyrone.

@david_walker_esq 4 months ago

I finally got to see this video. I've been curious to see if you'd pick up on the pandemic financial downturn cost-cuts made to this hotel during its construction. It is a perfectly beautiful hotel and I appreciate the restraint in the use of Disney characters in the artwork. The theme is fantasy springs with a modern attempt at art nouveau architecture. Art nouveau lends itself to floral motifs and nature, appropriate for an enchanted springs. The Rose Court currently occupies what should have been the swimming pool. Perhaps, in a future hotel expansion and renovation, they'll build the pool and gym. It sucks that there's only the convenience store off the hotel lobby, but the Fantasy Springs Gift Shop downstairs (accessible from the park) is supposed to act as the hotel's gift shop. A second gift shop upstairs exclusive to hotel guests ought to be in the works for a future expansion as well. The surface parking lot on the backside of the hotel is another terrible oversight. It's not even landscaped with trees or anything. The lack of roses in the Rose Court might be forgivable because of the season, but that parking lot is 98% asphalt with shrubbery along one edge. But, other than what's been cut and that ugly parking lot, I think the hotel quite beautiful. I even approve of that "1980s" carpet in the hallway. However, the MiraCosta is still my favourite between the two DisneySea hotels because of its immersive theme. Fantasy Springs is disjointed and not a "port of call" appropriate to the theme of DisneySea. If I could make my mark on Tokyo Disney Resort, I'd replace World Bazaar in Disneyland with a Mickey Avenue like that in Shanghai. And I'd replace Mickey's Toontown with an Enchanted Forest expansion to Fantasyland with a connection to Fantasy Springs, connecting the two parks (but access to Fantasy Springs and the rest of DisneySea would require "park hopping" and vice versa).

@chereen-n9x 6 months ago

❤👏 yes I will definitely be staying there. Your tour was absolutely straight on point you do the best job out of anybody on YouTube. I love your attention to detail on description of everything. I don't know how you possibly know everything you know, but it certainly is going to make my time in Japan so much better highly recommend this video to everybody. I must see. I can't wait to see the video of your stay there. Have a great day. Happy travels and I agree I do look for a gym. I think they could've added a gym.🎉

@mitchelljones9613 3 weeks ago

Great cideo! Do you know if Disney offers luggage service between hotels? For example, if you're staying at Mira Costa for two nights and then going over to fantasy springs for a night would they be able to transfer your luggage for you to the new hotel?