Adult Pajamas at Tokyo Disney Hotels

[Tiggerette]

Hi DISers! I'm in research mode to prepare for April 2025 trip. As I was making a chart to compare the Official Tokyo Disney Hotels (and Hilton Tokyo Bay) I noticed that some official hotel room types offer adult pajamas (top and pants).

Has anyone worn these pajamas before? What was the material? How was the fit? Will they survive multiple wearings and washings?

Thanks!

 

[princesscinderella]

I am following on this! Do you take them home or leave them in the hotel similar to a robe. I doubt they will fit my 6ft dad bod husband.

 

[Tiggerette]

I am following on this! Do you take them home or leave them in the hotel similar to a robe. I doubt they will fit my 6ft dad bod husband.

Great point! I have the same question for the slippers. Are the slippers and pajamas intended to take home?

 

[gelatoni fan]

You can take the disposable slippers but not the pajamas. The Hilton also has bath slippers made of thicker plastic which you cannot take home. You'll likely be billed if they find those things missing.

I'm pretty sure that all the rooms at the Hilton have one-piece button down pajamas and I usually wear them. They will simply hang above the knees for someone taller and be a bit longer for a shorter person.

 

[nono]

Everywhere in Japan provides pajamas...not Disney specific. As others have indicated, they are for your use, not for you to keep.

 

[Nakkira]

Yes, in Japan the pajamas in your room are like the robes elsewhere in the world. To be worn during your stay but not to be kept.

 

[evedein]

Yes, in Japan the pajamas in your room are like the robes elsewhere in the world. To be worn during your stay but not to be kept.

Other than thr slippers, what else can we keep? I assume the toothbrush/paste, etc. But what about the cute little tins in the bathroom? I'm not sure what's in them, but the tins themselves are adorable & we'd love to take them home if that's allowed.

 

[Nakkira]

Other than thr slippers, what else can we keep? I assume the toothbrush/paste, etc. But what about the cute little tins in the bathroom? I'm not sure what's in them, but the tins themselves are adorable & we'd love to take them home if that's allowed.

If you are speaking about these ones then yes, the amenity tins are yours to take: