- Families who want four proper sleeping places rather than an unspecified extra bed
- Rainy-day stays with shops, meals and child supplies in the connected Ariake Garden complex
- Families who want a public bath but also need a private bathroom for a baby or toddler
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Ariake, Tokyo
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo Ariake
English support English website and booking
Rooms, access and booking are available in English. Contact the hotel in writing for detailed requests because on-site English is not guaranteed.
- Official website
- Available
- Booking
- Available
- On site
- Not guaranteed
Official confirmation
The hotel publishes an English property site with room, facility and reservation information.
Official source ↗What overseas guests report
The sample included two English-language reviews, both positive. Neither described English-language service in enough detail to rely on it.
Google · Most relevant · first 10 reviews checked · 2 written in English · Aug 2026Open Google Maps listing ↗Before you rely on it: Ask the hotel in writing before arrival when a complex request must be handled in English.
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Who this hotel works best for
Room names, child rules and booking cautions link to their sources. If an answer is not available, we mark it as unconfirmed.
- The Family room provides four permanent beds, while the Japanese-Western room combines two beds with two futons.
- Both recommended room types have a bathroom with a washing area, separate from the toilet.
- The hotel connects directly to Ariake Garden, where a supermarket, pharmacy and child-focused shops reduce bad-weather logistics.
Sleep
Exact rooms to book
Published room capacity and bed-sharing allowances are separate. Enter every child and age when you search, even if a child will share a bed.
These are room examples from the Ikyu.com listing. They may not show the exact room type recommended below; match the room name before booking.
Family room
Best for four guests who each need a separate bed
- Room size
- 32 m² / 344 sq ft
- Maximum occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds · 100 cm × 203 cm each
- Bathroom
- Separate toilet and bathroom with a washing area
Book the room name exactly; other four-person categories may use a different sleeping setup.
Japanese-Western room
For families who prefer two low futons for children and two standard beds for adults
- Room size
- 28 m² / 301 sq ft
- Maximum occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 2 single beds · 100 cm × 203 cm each · plus 2 futons
- Bathroom
- Separate toilet and bathroom with a washing area
Only some rooms carry the Welcome Baby designation and its bundled equipment; confirm that specific plan or room before assuming those items are included.
Watch-outs
Things to know before booking
Check these conditions before you pay, especially when a child will share a bed or use hotel facilities.
The public bath is an extra charge
Izumi Tenku no Yu is connected to the hotel but is not included automatically. Current hotel-guest rates are ¥2,300 per adult and ¥1,150 per elementary-school child per night.
Children aged 3 and under cannot use the public bath
The same restriction applies to anyone using diapers. Reserve the separately charged private bath or use the guest-room bathroom instead.
Welcome Baby equipment is room-specific
Do not assume every Japanese-Western room includes the full baby setup. Select a Welcome Baby-labeled option and reconfirm limited loan items.
A 6-year-old can sit on two different policy boundaries
The hotel describes free bed-sharing and breakfast by preschool or elementary-school status, not age alone. Confirm the booking category if your child is 6 around school entry.
Child policy
What changes with age
Lodging, bedding and breakfast do not always use the same age boundary. Check the row that matches the child's age at travel.
AgeSleepBeddingMealsBooking action
Age 0–3 years
Sleep A preschool child may share an existing bed free; enter the child and age in the booking flow.
Bedding Baby cots, bed guards, baby baths and waterproof sheets are limited loan items. A Welcome Baby room has the clearest bundled setup.
Meals The breakfast buffet is free for preschool children.
Booking action
Request every required loan item before arrival and plan to use the room bath; this age group cannot enter the public bath.
Age 4–5 years
Sleep A preschool child may share an existing bed free.
Bedding A child who needs a separate sleeping place must be included in room occupancy; loan items remain subject to availability.
Meals The breakfast buffet is free for preschool children.
Booking action
Enter the child as bed-sharing or bed-using accurately, and check whether the selected room is a Welcome Baby room.
Age 6 years
Sleep The decisive category is whether the child is still preschool-age or has entered elementary school.
Bedding An elementary-school child should be included as a guest who needs a bed.
Meals Preschool children eat free; elementary-school children are currently ¥1,750.
Booking action
Confirm school-status treatment directly for travel around the April school-year boundary.
Age 7–12 years
Sleep Include the child in room occupancy with their own bed or futon.
Bedding Use the four-bed Family room when four guests each need a standard bed; the Japanese-Western room uses two futons.
Meals Elementary-school breakfast is currently ¥1,750.
Booking action
Include the child in occupancy and confirm whether breakfast or the public bath is included in the chosen plan.
Meals
Breakfast rules and a useful preschool exception
A buffet with Japanese and Western choices, child chairs, baby food and family dining tools.
- Buffet hours
- 6:00–10:00 · last order 9:30
- Walk-in prices
- Adults ¥3,500; elementary-school children ¥1,750; preschool children free.
- Strollers can enter the restaurant, and child chairs, child tableware and food scissors are available.
- Commercial baby food can be requested, subject to availability.
- At busy times the hotel may control entry or set a 90-minute dining limit.
Bath & pool
Public bath for older children, private options for toddlers
The connected spa is convenient for older children, while every recommended room has a washing-area bathroom.
- Public-bath hours
- 5:00–01:30
- Hotel guests currently pay ¥2,300 per adult and ¥1,150 per elementary-school child per night; preschool children are free if eligible to enter.
- Children aged 3 and under and anyone using diapers may not enter.
- A 90-minute private bath can be reserved between 7:00 and 23:00 for an additional fee and is the hotel's spa alternative for children under 3.
Getting there
Plan the transfer before arrival
The hotel can be reached by rail, a Tokyo Station shuttle or an airport bus. Choose the option that fits your arrival point and luggage.
- The hotel connects to Ariake Garden and is within walking distance of Ariake and Ariake-tennis-no-mori stations.
- A free hotel shuttle serves the Tokyo Station area; check the official timetable and boarding point for your date.
- Airport limousine-bus services and on-site parking are available; hotel parking is currently ¥2,500 per 24 hours.
Family equipment
What is provided and what to request
Each item shows whether it is in the room, must be reserved or depends on availability, with the source used to check it.
Baby cot
Request before arrival; availability is not guaranteed.
Bed guard and waterproof sheet
Loan equipment; reconfirm if either item is essential.
Baby bath and thermometer
Useful because children aged 3 and under cannot use the public bath.
Child dining equipment
Child chairs, tableware, food scissors and baby food are listed by the hotel.
Coin laundry
Available for multi-night stays; this is not an in-room washer.
Near the hotel
Food, medicine, play and rainy-day options
Travel time depends on the route and departure time. Add a place to Trip Map to calculate the journey from this hotel after signing in with Google.
AEON Style supermarket and Tomod's pharmacy
Connected Ariake Garden complexA full supermarket on 1F and pharmacy on 2F make it easy to buy food, medicine and forgotten child supplies.
Rain-friendly practical backupSmall Worlds
Short local tripA large indoor miniature museum that works well on a rainy day.
Fully indoorteamLab Planets
Toyosu areaImmersive digital art with water and dark spaces; read the official clothing, barefoot and child-safety guidance before visiting.
Indoor, but the transfer is partly outdoorsUnicorn Gundam and Odaiba waterfront
Odaiba areaA free, distinctively Japanese stop that can be paired with an indoor mall meal.
Outdoor display with indoor mall backupEvidence
Sources behind this page
Every source below was checked on 2026-08-29. When only a Japanese source is available, Tomari reads it in Japanese and summarizes the relevant facts in English.
Official Family room specifications
Floor area, occupancy, four-bed dimensions and separate bathroom layout.
Open source ↗Official Japanese-Western room specifications
Floor area, occupancy, two beds, two futons, bathroom layout and Welcome Baby availability.
Open source ↗Official room and facility index
Room-wide facilities and shared laundry availability.
Open source ↗Official family-stay guide
Bed-sharing, preschool breakfast and limited child-equipment rules.
Open source ↗Official restaurant guide
Breakfast hours, current prices and possible crowd controls.
Open source ↗Official baby dining guide
Stroller access, child chairs, baby food, tableware and food scissors.
Open source ↗Official public-bath guide
Hours, rates and age or diaper restrictions.
Open source ↗Official private-bath guide
Private-bath hours, 90-minute use and suitability for children under 3.
Open source ↗Official access guide
Rail, Tokyo Station shuttle, airport bus and parking guidance.
Open source ↗Ariake Garden official floor guide
AEON Style supermarket and Tomod's pharmacy locations in the connected complex.
Open source ↗Small Worlds official site
Indoor miniature-museum visitor information.
Open source ↗teamLab Planets official visitor site
Location, experience and visitor guidance.
Open source ↗Unicorn Gundam official site
Odaiba statue location and public viewing information.
Open source ↗Plan from this hotel
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Information checkedAug 30, 2026
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