Detailed review & photos “The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan”

The hotel is a 28 story vertically long building in front of the main gate of Universal Studios Japan (USJ).

The futuristic atmosphere fit the image of USJ.

This is the entrance on the station side. The road leading to the entrance was shining.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby was like designed like space. I thought that it fits well with the atmosphere of Universal Studios Japan.

The lobby was also decorated with Christmas lights.

The reception was spacious as there are nearly 600 rooms in the hotel.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a full length mirror on the right and a closet and bathroom on the left.

It was an affordable room, so I didn’t expect much, but it was bigger than I expected. There was plenty of room even with big beds and I stayed with 4 people, 2 adults and 2 toddlers, but I didn’t feel cramped.

Two Hollywood twin beds were stuck together, I was able to sleep comfortably.

TV across the bed.

There was a sofa and table next to the TV.

The room seen from the window.

There was a big window at the back of the room.

I was staying in a room with a city view on the 9th floor overlooking the shops in Universal City and the entrance of USJ. If I raised the price a little, I could make a room with a park view, but I was able to fully enjoy the feeling of USJ even with a city view.

The bathroom was equipped with a bathtub with a washing area, and the toilet and sink were separate. The water area was shiny and new and clean, so I was very happy. However, because the bathroom door was transparent, when staying with multiple people, the toilet may not be available when someone is using the bathroom.

The bathtub was deep and relaxing.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, and there was no problem with water pressure. The point was that I was able to use the shower and the faucet of the bathtub at the same time. The hotel’s original shampoo, conditioner and body soap were installed beside the shower, and bath chairs and bath tubs were also provided in the washing area.

Face and hand soap, hand towels, cups, tissues and amenities were provided on the sink. There were also bath towels, hair dryer, health meter and an auxiliary stand for children under the sink.

In addition to the basic amenities such as toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, body towel, cotton, and cotton swab, 2 types of bath salts, 2 sets of makeup remover, lotion, and milky lotion are prepared.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was an open closet by the entrance.

There were angers and a deodorant spray in the closet.

There was also a safe.

There was a cafe corner in the storage shelf under the TV. There was an electric kettle, cups, glasses, tea and a rare bag of chiken broth soup and corn soup.

There were many other restaurants in the hotel.

There was a 24-hour convenience store on the 3rd floor.

You can enter the convenience store from inside of the hotel.

There were many families with children who are visiting USJ staying at this hotel.

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Cityscape around the hotel at night.