ラビスタ東京ベイ
La Vista Tokyo Bay
Overlooking Tokyo Bay, La Vista delivers a full-service stay with natural hot springs, harbor views, and family-friendly facilities near Toyosu.
Hotel
Bayfront Hotel, Large-Scale Onsen, Family-Friendly, Buffet Dining, Resort Hotel
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La Vista Tokyo Bay offers a resort-style experience in the growing Toyosu district, combining panoramic bay views with large-scale leisure amenities. The hotel features a signature rooftop onsen with open-air baths, sauna, and views of Rainbow Bridge and the city skyline. Guest rooms are cleanly styled with neutral palettes and oversized windows, while select rooms come with bay-facing balconies. Dining centers around a grand buffet restaurant offering seafood, seasonal Japanese cuisine, and Western fare. Additional perks include free nighttime ramen, welcome sweets, and a relaxation lounge. With easy access to Toyosu Market and Odaiba, the hotel draws both local families and leisure travelers seeking comfort, convenience, and water-facing tranquility.
Facilities & Services
Rooftop onsen with outdoor baths and sauna
Bay-view guest rooms and balconies
Large-scale buffet restaurant
Relaxation lounge
Free nighttime ramen and welcome sweets
24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
Family-friendly amenities
Multilingual support
Walking distance to Toyosu Market and LaLaport Toyosu
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