Whether you have a layover, overnight sleepover or you are just quickly passing through, our Tokyo Haneda Airport Guide is a great place to start planning your visit. Here, you’ll find information on services and facilities available inside the airport – including details about airport lounges, WiFi, mobile charging points, lockers, 24-hour food options, nearby hotels, and everything in between.
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[security] made me fill in a form to be able to sleep on the bench for free. – Daniel
HND Airport Overview
To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Tokyo Haneda Airport.
What to Expect
Tokyo Haneda Airport (code: HND) has three terminals: Terminals 1 (domestic) and 2 (primarily domestic) and the Terminal 3 (international). An underground walkway connects terminals 1 and 2 (5-10 minutes). Free shuttle buses run every 4-6 minutes between Terminal 3 and the two domestic terminals. Once inside, plan on walking a lot.
Your experience varies depending on your terminal, but you can expect modern conveniences like free WiFi, plenty of charging outlets, showers and good seating. Many shops and dining options serve Japanese, Asian, and Western cuisine, but know that most close by 9:00 PM in Terminals 1 and 2 (Domestic). Want to upgrade your layover? Economy class travellers can pay to enter a few airport lounges.
Sleeping in Tokyo Haneda Airport
If you plan to camp out overnight, you must head to Terminal 3 and Terminal 2, which are open 24 hours. Several reviewers mention that armrest-free benches and cushioned seating are available in both terminals, with some quieter options located away from escalators, high-traffic areas, or bright arrival lobbies.
Reviewers commonly point out that while the terminals remain brightly lit at night, temperatures are comfortable, and many areas feel safe enough for uninterrupted rest. Although security guards may stop by to check for IDs and boarding passes. Noise levels vary: some travellers report quiet experiences, while others mention frequent airline announcements or cleaning-staff traffic near certain benches.
Terminal-specific experiences differ.
– Terminal 2 – Described as having many places to sleep with little disturbance once late-night departures finish.
– Terminal 3 – Armrest-free seating is available, but not everywhere, and some areas are reported as too noisy for rest. Several travellers note that benches in Terminal 3 are generally clean and soft, though the stone floors are not suitable for lying down. On the landside, sleepers often move from the bright, busy arrivals area to quieter spots near departure check-in counters—such as near Counter L—or toward the parking-garage side where less foot traffic is reported.
For more privacy and comfort, a transit hotel and sleep cabin options are available. See the Airport Hotels section below for locations.
Read traveller airport reviews for more tips. For more airport information, continue scrolling down to explore more in our Tokyo Haneda Airport Guide.
In this guide we may refer to locations as “landside” and “airside”. Landside is the public area of the terminal located in the non-secure zone, before security. Airside is the secure area of the terminal that you must reach by going through security.
Airport Hours
Tokyo Haneda Airport operates with mixed overnight access depending on terminal:
- Terminal 1 (Domestic): Open 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM. The terminal closes overnight, with no indoor public access.
- Terminal 2 (Domestic): Generally closes overnight (exact closure hours vary by area).
- Terminal 3 (International Terminal): Open 24 hours, landside and airside.
During overnight hours, non-ticketed individuals may be asked to leave domestic terminals. Ticketed international passengers may remain airside in Terminal 3, with boarding pass checks enforced.
Rest & Relaxation Zones
There are no dedicated sleeping areas, quiet areas or rest zones; however, informal spots with recliners and padded benches exist around the airport. If this information has changed, click here to update this guide.
Cots
Cots are not offered to stranded travellers at Haneda Airport. If this has changed, click here to update the guide.
Haneda Airport Hotels
Quick Facts
- Nearest Hotel: Inside the Airport
- Sleep Cabins or Pods: Yes
- Day Rooms: Yes
- Nearby Hotels with Free Shuttles: Yes
When the prospect of sleeping on the floor or in a chair gives you nightmares, there is good news for those who are looking to sleep at Haneda Airport in comfort. If you are on a layover in the international terminal, you don’t have to go through security as there is a transit hotel offering both short-term and overnight rates. A hotel located in the public area of the airport and several nearby hotels offering free airport shuttles are other options.
Hotels located at Haneda airport
Royal Park Hotel The Haneda – Directly connected to Terminal 3. There are two access points: Landside, Departure Lobby, 3F (Hotel) or Airside, Gates 112-114, 3F (Transit Hotel). The hotel has a transit floor that is accessible only within the secure area of the terminal. In addition to hotel rooms, if you prefer something more short-term, you can also book a Refresh Room (TV, sofa and shower) to freshen up. These rooms do not have beds and rates are from 3,000 yen for the first hour. Whichever you choose, the rates include free access to the Transit Lounge (drinks, food, and magazines). » Check Rates
First Cabin Tokyo Haneda – A budget capsule hotel with rooms that resemble airplane cabins. Rooms are one-person only (choose from Business Class or First Class size) and have no en-suite bathrooms. Located in Domestic Terminal 1 on the Arrivals Floor 1F (landside). Rates are available based on a short stay at varying times throughout the day, starting at 800 YEN (Business Class) or 1000 YEN (First Class). If you need to travel between terminals, you can use the free shuttle bus or monorail (passport and ticket required). » Check Rates
Hotels near the airport
Haneda Excel Hotel – Located at Domestic Terminal 2, landside, with direct access from the departure lobby. A monorail is available for transfers every 3 minutes. Day rooms are available for 3, 6 or 8 hours. » Check Rates
For more options, visit Tripadvisor to see a list of hotels near Tokyo Haneda Airport that can be sorted by price, distance, traveller rating and popularity.
Airport Lounges
Pay-per-use, Single Visit Passes & Lounge Memberships
Regardless of what class of service you are flying, there is a lounge you can enter by paying at the door.
Power Lounge South – Location: 2F, Domestic Departure Gate Area (South). Hours: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,320 yen – adult, 660 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Power Lounge North – Location: 2F, Domestic Departure Gate Area (North). Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:30 PM. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,320 yen – adult, 660 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Power Lounge Central – Location: 1F, Domestic Arrival Lobby. Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,320 yen – adult, 660 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Power Lounge North – Location: 3F, Domestic Departure Gate Area (North). Hours: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,320 yen – adult, 660 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Airport Lounge (South) – Location: 2F, Domestic Departure Gate Area (South). Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,320 yen – adult, 660 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Power Lounge Central – Location: 3F, Domestic Departure Lobby. Hours: Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,100 yen – lounge, 320 yen – 30 minute shower).
Power Lounge Premium – Location: 3F International Departure Gate Area. Hours: 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM. Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (4,400 yen – adult, 2,200 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Sky Lounge – Location: 4F, International Departure Gate Area. Hours: open 24 hours. Showers: No. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (1,500 yen – adult, 750 yen – 4 to 12 years old, free – 0 to 3 years old).
Sky Lounge South – Location: 3F, International Departure Gate Area. Hours: open 24 hours. Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Lounge membership programs.
The Centurion Lounge (AMEX) – Location: 4F, International Departure Gate Area. Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM. Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: eligible American Express cards.
Airline Lounges
If you are a First or Business Class traveller, you may have access to the lounges listed below. For more information, check the airline’s website.
ANA Suite Lounge – Location: Airside, Terminal 2 near Gate 52; Terminal 3 near Gate 110. Hours: 5:00 AM – 1:00 AM (based on flight schedules). Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: Yes. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: ANA Diamond Service Members • Eligible passengers in First Class on ANA or Star Alliance flights.
Delta Sky Club – Location: Airside, Terminal 3 near Gate 114. Hours: 7:30 AM – 11:00 PM. Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Pay at the door (USD 79, same-day Delta ticket required) • Lounge membership programs (Delta Sky Club Membership) • American Express Platinum/Centurion (when flying Delta) • Eligible passengers in Delta One or SkyTeam premium cabins • SkyTeam Elite Plus.
Emirates Lounge – Location: Airside, Terminal 3 near Gate 111. Hours: 6:30 PM – 11:00 PM (based on Emirates departures). Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Emirates Skywards Platinum/Gold • Eligible passengers in Business/First Class on Emirates.
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge – Location: Airside, Terminal 3 near Gate 112. Hours: 6:00 AM – last JAL departure. Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: Yes. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: JAL Diamond/Premier • Oneworld Emerald • Eligible passengers in First Class on JAL or Oneworld flights.
Qantas International Business Lounge – Location: Airside, Terminal 3 near Gate 114. Hours: 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM and 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM (based on Qantas departures). Showers: Yes. Dedicated Rest Zone: No. Sleep Facilities: No. Lounge Access: Lounge membership programs: Oneworld Sapphire/Emerald • Eligible passengers in Business/First Class on Qantas or Oneworld flights.
Drinking Water
Free drinking water is available airside. Bottle refill stations are present, and potable tap water is also available in restrooms and food court sink areas.
Food & Drinks
Several food outlets operate overnight, which can be helpful for late-night arrivals or early departures.
- Terminal 2 – FamilyMart (Landside, 3F) • Seaside (Airside, 2F)
- Terminal 3 – Air Lawson (Landside, 1F)
Availability may change overnight, so expect limited menus during late hours.
Luggage Storage & Lockers
Luggage storage services and coin lockers are available in all terminals.
- Terminal 3: Two locations: International Terminal, landside, 2F, Arrival Lobby • International Terminal, landside, 3F, Departure Lobby Access. Hours: 24 hours a day.
- Staffed Storage: Rates are ¥300 – ¥800 per bag/per day, depending on size, and ¥200 per day for coats. The maximum storage period is two weeks. Some oversized or odd-shaped items may not be accepted.
- Coin-operated lockers: Rates are ¥300 – ¥500 per bag/per day.
- Terminals 1 and 2:
- Staffed Storage: Rates are ¥300 – ¥900 per bag/per day, depending on size, and ¥300 per day for coats. Locations: T1, B1F, Lobby South • T2, B1F, Lobby Hours: 6:00 AM – 10:30 PM.
- Coin-operated lockers: Luggage can also be stored for up to 7 days in the coin-operated lockers for ¥300 per day for a small locker or ¥500 per day for a large locker. T1 has ten locations throughout B1F, 1F, and 2F while T2 has seven locations throughout B1F, 1F, and 2F.
Mobile Charging
Charging facilities are widely available:
- Terminal 3: @TIAT Stations offer seating, power outlets, massage chairs, PC desks, and vending machines. Locations: Landside and airside across 1F, 2F, 3F, and 5F
- Terminals 1 & 2: Standalone charging stations: Airside, 2F
Free charging assistance also available at information counters (2F and B1F)
Showers
Pay-to-use showers are available for travellers who want to freshen up:
- You can rent one of fifteen shower cubicles for ¥1,500 per 30 minutes per person and ¥750 per additional 15 minutes. The fee includes a drink coupon. Towels, body soap, shampoo, conditioner and hair dryer are provided. Razors, toothbrushes and other toiletries are available for purchase. Location: Terminal 3, landside, 2F, Arrivals Lobby Hours: Open 24 hours.
- The Refresh Room inside The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda and The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Transit Hotel offer private shower facilities. Rates from ¥3000 for the first hour, then ¥2000 for subsequent hours. See also “Airport Hotels” above.
WiFi/Internet
Free WiFi is available at Tokyo Haneda Airport. Connect to the “HANEDA-FREE-WIFI” network. Registration with a name and valid email address is required. A paid service is available for those who need secure, high-speed WiFi.
Security & Safety
Sleeping in any airport can include a certain level of risk, especially when travelling alone. It’s important to take certain precautions to ensure your safety and the security of your valuables. Here are a few tips:
- Safety First. It’s a good idea to know where the security office is located and look for video cameras where you plan to sleep. You can also ask the security personnel for advice on the safest places to spend the night.
- Don’t Seclude Yourself. If you’re travelling alone, we recommend you stay near other travellers or close to security. This will help you feel more secure and deter potential thieves.
- Hide Your Valuables. It’s also important to hide your valuables. Don’t leave them out in plain view, as this could make you a target for theft. Additionally, if you are a deep sleeper, you may want to padlock your bag to something or sleep with your bag up against a wall to make it harder for someone to access zippers and pockets. We have received reports of sleepers who woke up without their phones and laptop bags. The travellers were left with just their headphones and laptop bag strap.
- Stay Alert. It’s best to stay alert and awake if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable. Drink coffee or other caffeinated beverages to help you stay awake, and remember that you can always catch up on sleep during your flight. These simple precautions can help you enjoy a safe night at the airport.
More Airport Information
Barber Shop – Several grooming options are available across the terminals, ranging from quick haircuts to full salon services. Offerings include express barber services, hair styling and colouring, manicures and pedicures, scalp treatments, and family-friendly haircut options.
Business Center – A small business support area offers colour copiers and coin-operated computers with internet access. Comfortable workspaces and laptop-friendly seating are available in multiple lounges and public areas throughout the terminals.
Cell Phone Rental – Travellers can rent mobile phones, pocket WiFi routers, and data SIMs from multiple telecom providers, primarily in the international terminal and select domestic areas. Most counters operate daily with extended hours.
Duty-Free & Shopping – A wide range of duty-free shops and retail outlets are available. Convenience stores, including Air Lawson, are useful for snacks, drinks, and last-minute essentials, with some locations open late or around the clock.
Family Services
- Baby Care Facilities – Nurseries equipped with changing tables, nursing booths, hot water, and child-friendly sinks are widely available across all terminals. Many restrooms also include family or multi-purpose facilities. Loaner strollers are available from information counters.
- Children’s Play Area – Soft play zones are located airside in each terminal, providing a safe place for young children to burn off energy before flights.
- Kids’ Lounge—A brightly themed, child-focused restaurant and play space offers food, toys, and a large indoor slide, making it a popular stop for families travelling with young kids.
Information Desks – Information counters are located throughout the terminals to assist with directions, services, and general questions. The main information centre operates extended hours.
Laundry – Laundry services are available in each terminal, allowing travellers to drop off clothing and collect it later. Turnaround times vary, and same-day service is generally not available.
Luggage
- Baggage Carts—Need help with your luggage? Baggage carts are available free of charge throughout the terminals, parking areas, and connector trains. Smaller carts are also available airside for duty-free shopping.
- Luggage Storage & Lockers – see “Luggage Storage & Lockers” above.
- Luggage Wrapping – A luggage-wrapping service is available to help protect bags during transit.
Massages – Massage, reflexology, and relaxation treatments are available in both domestic and international areas. Services range from quick refresh sessions to longer treatments, making them useful for easing stiffness during long layovers.
Medical Services
- Medical Services – Medical clinics provide urgent and non-emergency care, including general medical consultations and dental services. Operating hours vary by clinic.
- Pharmacy – Several airport pharmacies sell over-the-counter medications, travel health items, and personal care products. Hours vary by location.
Money
- ATMs / Cash Machines – Need cash? ATMs are widely available throughout the terminals, including several that operate 24 hours, especially in the international terminal.
- Banking Services – Full-service banking and currency exchange counters are available, with extended or 24-hour exchange services in the international terminal.
- Currency Exchange – There are a few locations that can assist you with currency exchange; they operate on varying schedules. Locations: Mizuho Bank, T1, 1F, Market Place (Hours: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM) • Haneda Airport Post Office, T1, 1F, Market Place (Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM) • Travelex, T1, 1F, Market Place (Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM) • SBJ Bank offers currency exchange in Terminal 2, 1F Lobby (Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM). Terminal 3 offers seven currency exchange offices, of which five operate 24 hours a day.
Pet Hotel – A pet hotel offers boarding, short stays, and grooming services for small animals. Advance reservations are required.
Post Office – A post office is available for mailing letters and parcels. Mailboxes and stamp purchases are also available elsewhere in the terminal complex.
Prayer Room – A dedicated prayer room with washing facilities is available. In addition, sensory-friendly “Calm Down” spaces provide a quieter, lower-stimulation environment for travellers who need it.
Shoe Shine & Repair – Shoeshine, shoe repair, key cutting, and watch battery replacement services are available in the domestic terminals.
Smoking – Smoking is permitted only in designated indoor smoking rooms. A café-style smoking lounge with drink service is also available in one domestic terminal.
Travel Agencies – A travel service centre can assist with local arrangements, tickets, and last-minute travel planning during weekday hours.
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Art in the Airport – Small museum-style exhibits and art displays highlight Japanese history, culture, and aviation themes.
Haneda Airport Memorial Stamp – Travellers can collect a commemorative airport stamp as a free souvenir from select information counters.
Japanese Shrine – A small Shinto shrine is located in the domestic terminal for quiet reflection.
Juveniland Tokyo – A small toy and nostalgia exhibit featuring vintage and classic toys, including items from the Kitahara Collection. Some displays are interactive and can be especially appealing for families.
Observation Deck – Observation decks in all terminals provide views of the runway and aircraft movements. Some decks have nearby cafés or restaurants with seating overlooking the tarmac.
TIAT Sky Road – An aviation-themed corridor features aircraft models and displays, with a small flight simulator attraction.
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Bus
Haneda Airport is connected to various locations throughout the Kanto region using the airport buses. Find a ticket reservation counter or a ticket vending machine for schedules and to purchase your ticket. Tickets should be purchased before boarding.
Car Rentals
Nippon • Nissan • Orix Rent-a-Car • Times Rental • Toyota. Locations: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 on 1F (landside).
Hotel Shuttles
A few hotels provide airport shuttle service: hotel MONday Haneda Airport • Toyoko Inn Tokyo Haneda Airport No.1.
See also Airport Hotels above.
Inter-Terminal Transfer
A free shuttle bus is available to move passengers between Domestic Terminals 1 and 2 (3-minute transfer time) and to Terminal 3 (7-minute transfer time). Buses run from approximately 5:00 AM to 12:55 AM.
Rail and monorail
The Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal has two lines that connect the airport to Tokyo city lines and the heart of the city: the Keikyu Line from the underground and The Tokyo Monorail Line from the International Terminal Station. For a route map and schedule, visit the Haneda Airport website.
Taxis
Taxi stands are located in the curbside area on the 1st floor. To catch a departing flight, make your way to the third floor. If you are meeting an arriving passenger, go to the second floor.
Last updated: 2026-01-07
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