Hotels near Haneda Airport

Pros: Breakfast and how clean and quiet it was

Cons: I couldn't get any food in the middle of the night.

Pros: Had an upgraded room with a view of the apron. Fantastic.

Pros: If you have delays or a v early check in, couldn’t be a better location

Cons: Only 1 pillow & not v comfy

Pros: Clean and modern

Cons: Bed and pillows were quite hard.

Pros: Inside the airport made it very convenient. Room was good size and clean

Pros: proximity to airport

Cons: no gym

Pros: Location location location. It is at the departure floor of International terminal of Haneda airport. Clean and functional hotel I can see it would be loved by Japanese guests. I liked pyjamas they offered.

Cons: The room had too many aminities for overnight stay. Not much luggage space in the room. It would be better to offer overnight luggage storage for the guest as the room is rather tights for two suitscases. It is disappointed that no Gym which would be useful to overcome Jet Lag arriving from different time zones. The decor is too stern and lack the warmth like the International Terminal. Too much straight lines.

Pros: Convenient, clean, comfortable and friendly staff.

Pros: It's in the Airport and the subways.

Cons: No instructions on how to use the AC and Heater.

Pros: The staff was very helpful and professional. The rooms were EXCELLENT! Will recommend to friends to stay here.

Pros: Very close to train station. Very clean. Staff was friendly as expected based on culture.

Cons: Buffet lacked choices and if not accustom to small rooms, beware. Rooms are small compare to hotel state side.

Pros: Staff was very friendly and helpful. Got there early but let us leave luggage there while we got lunch. Shuttle to airport was very convenient.

Pros: Free Shuttle to Haneda Airport Room sizes are larger than typical Tokyo hotels Prices are reasonable for a last-minute booking

Cons: The front desk didn't seem to understand nor speak english well. I had missed the shuttle for the airport. I had asked them to tell me but they didn't. In the end I asked a fellow traveler who could speak english. I was hoping to eat japanese food like sushi at the restaurant but was a bit disappointed.

Pros: It is a decent place to sleep/shower/charge devices. Mattresses were above average for Japanese hotels. Blackout curtains ensure you are not woken up by the sun's rising. Location was within easy walk to Keikyu line train station. All the toiletries you could ever need are automatically provided, as well as robes and slippers.

Cons: Small room. Pillows were disappointing. A pay by the hour rate would have been nice-for the travelers only staying because they had an after midnight flight arrival and are just waiting for the trains to started running again.

Pros: This hotel is 3 minutes walk from the Kamata Station which can get to from the airport using the local route bus (280 yen, 15~20 minutes) Couple 24hr restaurants near by. There is an airport shuttle that cost 1000 yen. Overall it is a great deal near Haneda since I just need to place to shower, fast wifi and a bed to sleep since I arrived after dinner time and have to catch a flight 7am next morning. The room is actually not small, in American standard, the bathroom is small but good enough

Cons: room is outdated and no in room safe

Pros: The rooms, although small, fulfilled out needs. The staff were friendly, spoke a useable amount of English, and kept our rooms very tidy. The location is amazing! It is a 2 minute walk to a 7 Eleven which is a great place to get a cheap breakfast, tasty coffee, and withdraw cash. It is a 4 minute walk to Keikyu Kamata train line. This line is roughly a 10 minute trip to Haneda Airport, and 30 minutes to Shinagawa station on the Yamanote line. This makes getting to various wards in Tokyo take anywhere from 40 minutes to 1hr. This isn't bad at all, especially if you take the trains during off peak hours. A cab from Shinjuku Golden Gai to Keikyu Kamata train station at 3AM is about $80, which isn't bad if you are used to big city prices like NYC, SF, Boston. If you are looking for late night partying, you should stay in a hotel closer to central Tokyo. However, if clubbing isn't your thing and you want to travel by subway, this hotel is perfect. My girlfriend and I mostly went on day trips to various Tokyo wards from 10am - 11PM. 13 hours is plenty of time to spend out an about. We had a great time at this hotel and world recommend to anyone.