Our room in building 8, an odd-numbered room, faced directly onto the parking lot. When I asked the front desk, they said all other rooms were full. The bathroom was damp and cramped with poor drainage. There was a faint musty smell in the room. Perhaps this is to be expected for the price, but I had hoped for something a bit better.
During our week-long stay, we never requested housekeeping, but the 'do not disturb' sign on our door was removed by someone. We had plans to go out early that day, so I quickly asked the front desk if we could get a new sign. The front desk staff's attitude was not good; they were impatient and didn't smile at all. On the other hand, the hotel cleaning staff, many of whom didn't speak English as their first language, were very patient and smiled brightly when I asked for directions, which was nice.
For Universal Studios Japan (USJ), you need to reserve a bus for the outbound journey, but not for the return. You can check the bus schedule at the ticket counter in the hotel. Sea World is about a 15-minute walk away. There's no bus for Disneyland, but a taxi there is quite affordable.
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