Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>I think the room size of the Ambassador and Mira Costa rooms is just about the same. Comparing these to the HKDL Hotel, the latter didn't seem remarkably larger, and the bathroom setup was about the same.<< You also have to understand that TDR markets it's hotel to the japanese for the most part...and these rooms are concidered large by japanese standards... I have never stayed at either the Miracosta or the Ambassador, but I thought the rooms at the Sheraton were quite big for a hotel in Japan.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< ^^ In comfort or styling? Because it was designed to be ecletic. >>> Well, comfort, but I'd say more like functionality. There's high-speed Internet at the desk, so it's clearly intended to be used with a laptop computer. Plus, they have conference facilities at the hotel, so they intend to market toward business visitors to some degree. But, the chair is completely unsuitable for work at that desk, as the seat is way too low when compared to the desktop height. It was as if someone that has never had to work at their computer in a hotel room before picked them totally based on visual design. A real shame when you consider that it's a brand new hotel.
Originally Posted By leemac TDLFAN, I'd say the same about the Hilton Tokyo Bay which has bigger rooms. However the standard rooms at both hotels are just too small I think even for 2 people. But then I only stay at Western hotels in Japan so I don't really have anything else to compare to.
Originally Posted By SuperDry Many (most?) of the standard rooms at the Mira Costa are designed for up to 3 adults, with a "third free bonus trundle bed" or whatever they call it that pulls out from underneath the bed nearest the window. In fact, some of the promotional videos show a group of three office ladies staying in the same room with the extra bed pulled out then going into the park together.
Originally Posted By irishfan Thats one big hotel, must be nearly ten floors to it. Is it going to loom over the park?
Originally Posted By Faith >>TDLFAN, I'd say the same about the Hilton Tokyo Bay which has bigger rooms. However the standard rooms at both hotels are just too small I think even for 2 people.<< I've stayed at the Hilton and Sheraton. While I was traveling alone, I definitely didn't feel like there would be any problem fitting a 2nd person in the room. I've stayed at hotels in NYC that had smaller rooms (and not exactly cheap prices)
