Tokyo HND help please
#1
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Tokyo HND help please
Arriving at HND at 9:55 PM, so will be out around 10:45 after clearing
immigration. My connecting flight leaves 10:50 AM the next day, so will
have to be at the airport by 9:00 AM.
I believe the closest SPG hotel is The Sheraton Miyako. Is it worthwhile
heading there for the night, or should I just stay somewhere very close
to the airport? If so, what would you recommend?
immigration. My connecting flight leaves 10:50 AM the next day, so will
have to be at the airport by 9:00 AM.
I believe the closest SPG hotel is The Sheraton Miyako. Is it worthwhile
heading there for the night, or should I just stay somewhere very close
to the airport? If so, what would you recommend?
#2
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Haneda Excel Hotel - a hop skip and jump from the customs exit (actually at the far end of the terminal 2)
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I would go to the Sheraton Miyako.
You should be still able to get on the monorail to Hamamatsucho then Taxi to hotel OR Yamanote to Shinagawa then taxi to hotel.
You can have breakfast free as a Plat then get on the early shuttle to Shinagawa station...then Yamanote back to Hamamatsucho and monorail back to HND.
Have fun!
You should be still able to get on the monorail to Hamamatsucho then Taxi to hotel OR Yamanote to Shinagawa then taxi to hotel.
You can have breakfast free as a Plat then get on the early shuttle to Shinagawa station...then Yamanote back to Hamamatsucho and monorail back to HND.
Have fun!
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read the reviews
Have you read the spg reviews of this property?
https://www.starwoodhotels.com/shera...ropertyID=3091
I will PM you with details of an airbnb stay 1/2 hour from HND - easily accessible on the JR.
https://www.starwoodhotels.com/shera...ropertyID=3091
I will PM you with details of an airbnb stay 1/2 hour from HND - easily accessible on the JR.
#5
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There's a hotel in the international terminal. Why stress going all over in the middle of the night?
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I agree that it makes more sense to stay near the arport.
However, if you do choose the Sheraton, either take a taxi from Haneda (probably US$70-80), or take the Keikyu line that goes directly from Haneda to Shinagawa, then a very short taxi ride from Shinagawa to the hotel. (Going from Haneda to Shinagawa via Hamamatsucho/Yamanote is like going from Boston to New York via Pittsburgh.)
However, if you do choose the Sheraton, either take a taxi from Haneda (probably US$70-80), or take the Keikyu line that goes directly from Haneda to Shinagawa, then a very short taxi ride from Shinagawa to the hotel. (Going from Haneda to Shinagawa via Hamamatsucho/Yamanote is like going from Boston to New York via Pittsburgh.)
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Having stayed at the Sheraton Miyako as a gold, I liked it. Having said that, I'd probably stay closer to the airport in your situation.
Having stayed at the Sheraton Miyako as a gold, I liked it. Having said that, I'd probably stay closer to the airport in your situation.
#8
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Royal Haneda Airport Hotel connected to International Terminal is where I usually stay at. Plus there are 24 hours eatery like Mos Burger/Yoshinoya right outside of the hotel.
#9
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IF you would go out, it is worth going to central area, if you are to shorten your sleeping hours and sure you can wake up
Rather than monorails, take Keikyu line directly to Shinagawa, which is closed to Sheraton Miyako. However, you would need a bit further to get to busy area, such as Roppongi, Shibuya, Shinjuku or Gotanda from there.
Enjoy your night.
Or spend a night in a nothing-special hotel at the airport
Rather than monorails, take Keikyu line directly to Shinagawa, which is closed to Sheraton Miyako. However, you would need a bit further to get to busy area, such as Roppongi, Shibuya, Shinjuku or Gotanda from there.
Enjoy your night.
Or spend a night in a nothing-special hotel at the airport
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Thanks all. It looks like either the Haneda Royal Park Hotel or the Haneda Excel Hotel.
The Royal Park is in the international terminal ( which I am arriving and departing from),
while the Excel is in domestic terminal 2. So it seems the Royal Park will be more
convenient, unless there is a decided difference in quality. Any comments?
The Royal Park is in the international terminal ( which I am arriving and departing from),
while the Excel is in domestic terminal 2. So it seems the Royal Park will be more
convenient, unless there is a decided difference in quality. Any comments?
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Have you read the spg reviews of this property?
https://www.starwoodhotels.com/shera...ropertyID=3091
I will PM you with details of an airbnb stay 1/2 hour from HND - easily accessible on the JR.
https://www.starwoodhotels.com/shera...ropertyID=3091
I will PM you with details of an airbnb stay 1/2 hour from HND - easily accessible on the JR.
If someone is looking for SPG stays etc, I would go there...If you are not looking for stays or nights, I agree that I would stay somewhere closer.
The Monorail/Yamanote is dead-easy...but I can see why some people may not like that option if one is unfamiliar with Tokyo.
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I would add an SPG option as well. It is probably easier than Miyako.
It is the Sheraton Yokohama. It is actually close to Haneda Airport, and can be reached directly by Keikyu train. No transfer needed and it only takes like 30-40 minutes.
http://www.haneda-tokyo-access.com/e...inlinemap.html
The hotel is connected to the Yokohama train station by a sky-bridge. PM me for transportation tips if you indeed choose to stay there.
I have stayed at Royal Park Haneda as well. As others said, it is convenient to be next to terminal and with 24-hr restaurants nearby. I had Yoshinoya at like 4am before catching my morning flight. However the rates are expensive and the room is very tiny.
It is the Sheraton Yokohama. It is actually close to Haneda Airport, and can be reached directly by Keikyu train. No transfer needed and it only takes like 30-40 minutes.
http://www.haneda-tokyo-access.com/e...inlinemap.html
The hotel is connected to the Yokohama train station by a sky-bridge. PM me for transportation tips if you indeed choose to stay there.
I have stayed at Royal Park Haneda as well. As others said, it is convenient to be next to terminal and with 24-hr restaurants nearby. I had Yoshinoya at like 4am before catching my morning flight. However the rates are expensive and the room is very tiny.
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Arriving at HND at 9:55 PM, so will be out around 10:45 after clearing immigration. My connecting flight leaves 10:50 AM the next day, so will
have to be at the airport by 9:00 AM. I believe the closest SPG hotel is The Sheraton Miyako. Is it worthwhile heading there for the night, or should I just stay somewhere very close
to the airport? If so, what would you recommend?
have to be at the airport by 9:00 AM. I believe the closest SPG hotel is The Sheraton Miyako. Is it worthwhile heading there for the night, or should I just stay somewhere very close
to the airport? If so, what would you recommend?
From here, in the morning, the train will be very fast to catch your flight on the return.
P.S.: There is also a JAL City Haneda Hotel that has free shuttle service to and from the airport too. Your room will be small with one pillow and a refrigerator, thus go to the AM/PM convenience store for nibbles. lol
#14
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There's also a capsule hotel in the airport. I thought it was fun
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The hotel in the airport international terminal is nice enough. Very small by American standards. Think a smaller Aloft room, but it was very nice, clean and modern and quiet. It was also very convenient. I battled the exact same decision and I opted to stay at the airport terminal hotel. It's a trek to get to the Miyako. If you aren't familure with the stations and the Japanese train system and don't read/speak Japanese I would say it's not worth the stress hassle.