A Sleep Oasis Next to Tokyo Airport!

As a travel enthusiast, I was really lucky to stay at the Tokyo Haneda Nikko City Hotel. Located in Ota Ward, it’s just a 10-minute drive from Haneda Airport, making it almost effortless to reach your destination. The hotel’s free shuttle bus is fantastic, and it’s only a 3-minute walk from Keikyu Airport Line’s “Anamori Inari” Station. The excellent location here makes the journey incredibly smooth.

As soon as you enter the lobby, you’re greeted by soft lighting and a simple, stylish decor that gives a comfortable and relaxing vibe. The check-in process is very quick, with friendly and efficient staff—awesome! Each floor’s rooms have different color schemes, with meticulous attention to detail, so even if you’ve stayed here a few times, you’ll find new surprises. Additionally, the rooms come fully equipped with a Simmons mattress, satellite TV, electric kettle, refrigerator, bidet toilet, and air purifier, plus free WiFi, allowing you to comfortably nestle in all day.

The rooms are compact, not very spacious, but well-equipped. The bed is very firm and comfortable, ensuring a good night’s sleep. Everything in the room is brand new and clean. Staying here for a night before catching your next flight feels especially fitting. I must highlight the breakfast offered—an extensive variety of Japanese and Western dishes that are delicious, giving me a full boost of energy every morning.

The area around the hotel is also worth exploring. For example, you can visit the JAL Factory Tour Sky Museum to learn more about aviation or enjoy watching planes take off and land from various observation decks at Haneda Airport. Food lovers shouldn’t miss the nearby dining options, like the hot pot at Shabu Shabu Tajimaya Haneda Airport Garden and the delicious udon noodles at Tsurutontan🍜.

Of course, no place is perfect. The rooms here are indeed a bit small, which might be inconvenient for travelers with large luggage. Also, the service speed at the hotel restaurant can sometimes be a bit slow, so if you want a quick lunch, you might need to look elsewhere. However, considering its location and convenience, these minor drawbacks are really no big deal.

If you’re transiting or have a short stop in Tokyo, Tokyo Haneda Nikko City Hotel is definitely a choice that won’t disappoint. If I get the chance next time, I’ll come back to experience it again!✨

Post by FitnessFanaticFrenzy | May 5, 2025