Hi

Not sure what is nearby but i think the best way to downtown tokyo is back to narita Airport then the narita express to tokyo Station or the skyliner to ueno.
I would check the times of the last trains back to narita

Regards

Tbs

The Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport was, however, very convenient when my SPN-NRT-SFO flights used to force a NRT layover.

Someone literally just told you in the post above that there is a 7-11 in the hotel and a Family Mart in another hotel nearby. They sell beer.

Tokyo is a massive place - it depends what you want to see. It's quite far too - maybe you'd be better off going to Narita.

Thanks for all the tips. Sounds like I’ll be better off staying at a hotel near Tokyo train station and taking the NEX.

Can anyone recommend a Hilton branded property close to the Tokyo train station?

As Schwann mentioned, Tokyo is a massive place and there are several major stations. Among others, Narita express stops at Shinjuku and Yokohama; both have a Hilton property relatively close-by: Hilton Tokyo and Hilton Yokohama (this opening in September).
However, I understand you are stopping just few hours on transit, so, depending when the time of your flights are, you are probably better off staying at Hilton Narita and spend the evening in the nearby Narita city.

hi,

The Closest one would be the Conrad in Shiodome ( took a taxi to Tokyo central for the NEX - about 10mins by taxi but the NEx platforms are on the lowest level -about Y1500 taxi fare)
Some NEX also leave from Shinjuku then head via tokyo station to Narita. Some trains go to Yokohama others via Shinjuku- The hilton Tokyo is about 10 mins walk from Shinjuku.

The other 2 tokyo hiltons ( Odaiba & Tokyo bay) are further out

Hilton is very limited in central tokyo ( unlike Marriott with some Courtyards in ginza and around toyko station

A new Waldorf Astoria is due to open in 2026 in Marunouchi ( very close to Tokyo station)

Regards

TBS

Thanks. On google maps it only says "Tokyo Station". It appears to be huge complex so I figured this was the one station Narita express stops.

Maybe the other poster is right...just stay at the Narita hilton and explore Narita City instead.

Probably the best bet. I’ve stayed here twice, probably close to 20 years ago. The hotel was ok, but nothing luxurious. Narita town was interesting. Was going to see a movie, but the $17 price then, dissuaded me. Lots of other things, though.

Stayed 1 night after arriving TPAC. Booked a basic queen bed room and upgraded to a Deluxe queen high floor, not that there is any view - some land cleared for development that never happened. Small package containing 5 tiny heart shaped cookies in room, 1 free drink coupon, though this was a very small 200 ml? beer. Breakfast was decent. Free shuttle to airport and also in Narita town, I did a quick trip into town for dinner.

Stayed here as a non-status guest for a night. Would observe that the hotel shuttle schedule changes on 1 April, not sure what it was prior, but it is now every 30 minutes in "peak" hours (6.xx am-8.xx am, 4.xx pm-6.xx pm), and every hour outside of that, it's here: https://www.hiltonnarita.jp/pdf/acce...irport_tmp.pdf - There seems to be a better schedule to the nearest JR station...

The hotel was fine for what was a 12 hour stay and no complaints at all on staff/efficiency and the likes - another quick note, all the restaurants have also been closed except for the main "Terrace" restaurant, which was perfectly fine for a late evening dinner and prices weren't too out of kilter with a normal restaurant in the city itself .there is a 10% "member discount" too, which was unexpected)

As an airport with hotels, Narita is a bit of a pain as this is the only chain hotel, but it really isn't that convenient either, particularly if like us you missed the bus by 25 minutes.

There is the Crowne Plaza at the airport plus some Japanese chain hotels (Nikko, APA, Tokyu etc).