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APA Hotel Hatchobori Ekimae
APA Hotel Hatchobori-Ekimae
APA Hotel Hatchobori Ekimae is practical when your Tokyo trip includes Tokyo Disney Resort or other destinations on the Keiyo Line. For guests out most of the day who need a clean, functional room at night, it is worth comparing. With two large suitcases, prioritize usable floor space over the nightly price.
Is this hotel right for you?
- Room choice: Decide who sleeps in which bed, then look at the bathroom and suitcase area.
- Breakfast: An included meal may save time, but check service hours before an early trip to the parks.
- Longer stays: Ask about laundry, cleaning and luggage arrangements, and pack the night before departure.
Standard, Cozy or deluxe twin?
Standard rooms are 11 m² with a 140 cm bed for one or two guests. Two people with large cases will find the area beside the bed tight. A Cozy room is also 11 m² with the same 140 cm bed, adding a sofa for sitting but not extra luggage space. The 22 m² deluxe twin has two 120 cm beds and an accessible layout. It better suits those wanting separate beds and wider passages.
Compare the hotel’s official room details with the exact category and amenities on your reservation.
Breakfast before sightseeing or an early Keiyo Line train
The source lists an Asian-style breakfast buffet; photos include rice, soup and several small dishes. If you want to avoid finding a breakfast shop, compare an included breakfast rate. For an especially early theme-park trip, confirm the serving start time. If too early, prepare something simple the previous night.
Hatchobori exits and luggage
Address: 2-26-3 Hatchobori, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0032, Japan.
From the Hibiya Line’s Hatchobori Exit A4, the hotel is about one minute away. JR Keiyo Line travelers can use the B2 direction; the official guide gives roughly two to three minutes in different sections. With suitcases, check the elevator path from your gate to the surface and navigate using the full address. There is another similarly named APA nearby.
With large bags from the Hibiya Line, the elevators toward exits A2 or A3 from the Sakuragawa Park-side ticket gate are useful. Once outside, walk to the hotel. JR Keiyo Line platforms require their own JR signage. The nearest staircase is not necessarily the lift exit.
Check platform-to-gate and gate-to-street routes separately if carrying a suitcase or stroller. Confirm the return elevator connects to your platform. The nearest exit may not be most convenient with bags.
Short and longer stays: don’t confuse nearby APA branches
The hotel warns that other APA hotels are close, particularly APA Hotel Kayabacho Hatchobori Ekimae. Match the map to 2-26-3 Hatchobori. For a short stay, the bed and bathroom are the priorities. Over several nights, ask about cleaning, laundry and rubbish collection.
Photos of rooms, bathroom and shared areas
Check the images for walking space beside beds, bathroom layout and luggage storage. Different room types and guest images are shown; the booked category determines the actual arrangement.
Rooms and bathrooms
Breakfast photos
Lobby and exterior
Using Hatchobori for sightseeing
Before traveling to Maihama on the Keiyo Line, check the train and walking route. Transfers between platforms at Tokyo Station can take longer than expected. On another day, enjoy Tsukiji and Ginza, then return to organize luggage.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.