Haneda's Terminal 3 has a transit hotel past security, near gate 114, for passengers changing planes without entering Japan, and pay-in lounges that never close. After immigration there's a 24-hour hot spring, shower rooms and a hotel at each terminal, and Terminal 3's baggage counters are open around the clock.
Can you sleep at Tokyo Haneda during a layover?
Yes. Changing planes at Terminal 3 without entering Japan, sleep at the Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Transit, past security near gate 114, on a 6- or 12-hour plan, or take its refresh room with a shower, ¥5,000 for the first hour. Lounges past security are open 24 hours, from ¥1,500 for up to 3 hours. After immigration, the hot spring at Haneda Airport Garden is open all night, from ¥4,800.
Sleeping without passing immigration
If you’re changing planes at Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) without entering Japan, the place to sleep past security is the Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Transit, in Terminal 3’s departure area near gate 114.
- Who can use it. Passengers who arrive at Terminal 3 and fly on from Terminal 3 without entering Japan, and passengers who have checked in and passed departure immigration at Terminal 3. It isn’t for a connection to Terminal 2 or to a domestic flight, or for anyone still on the public side of the airport.
- Rooms. Singles, twins and doubles with a bath, on 6-hour and 12-hour plans. They’re sold only on the hotel’s own website, which shows the price when you book, not on booking sites.
- Refresh room. A room with a shower, a sofa and a TV but no bed, ¥5,000 for the first hour and ¥3,000 for each extra hour, for one guest. Book by phone on +81 3 6830 1111, or ask at the desk on the day if one is free.
- Hours. Check-in from 5am to 1am; the front desk is closed from 1am to 5am. Guests can use the hotel’s lounge, with coffee and tea, from 7am to 11pm.
If you entered Japan by mistake with a booking, the hotel asks you to go up to the departures floor, check in and pass departure immigration to reach it.
Hotels in and next to the terminals
The airport’s other hotels are on the public side, after immigration, so you need permission to enter Japan to use one.
| Hotel | Where | Airside or landside | How you get there |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Transit | Terminal 3 departure area, near gate 114 | Airside | Through transit security, or departure immigration at Terminal 3 |
| The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda | Terminal 3 | Landside | In the terminal building, after immigration |
| Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu | Terminal 2 | Landside | Free shuttle bus from Terminal 3, or the Monorail or Keikyu |
| First Cabin | Terminal 1 | Landside | Free shuttle bus from Terminal 3, or the Monorail or Keikyu |
For a few hours rather than a night, the hot spring below is often the better choice: it’s open 24 hours and connected to Terminal 3’s arrivals hall.
Refresh rooms and showers
Past security, the Transit hotel’s refresh room has a private shower, and the TIAT Lounge and Sky Lounge South have showers for their guests. After immigration, Terminal 3’s shower rooms on the arrivals floor never close. Prices seen in November 2026:
| Where | Hours | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Transit hotel refresh room, Terminal 3, airside | Check-in 5am to 1am | ¥5,000 for the first hour, ¥3,000 for each extra hour |
| Refresh room with a reclining chair, Terminal 3 arrivals floor | 24 hours | ¥3,000 for 60 minutes, ¥1,500 for each 30 minutes more |
| Shower room, Terminal 3 arrivals floor | 24 hours | ¥1,500 for 30 minutes, ¥750 for each 15 minutes more |
| Shower room, Terminal 2 domestic arrivals | 5am to 10pm, last entry 9:30pm | ¥1,500 for 30 minutes, ¥750 for each 15 minutes more |
Towels, shampoo, soap and a hair dryer come with the airport’s shower rooms, which take no bookings.
Lounges you can pay for
Terminal 3’s lounges are past security, on the 3rd and 4th floors of the departure gate area. Prices seen in November 2026:
| Lounge | Terminal 3 | Hours | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sky Lounge | 4th floor | 24 hours | ¥1,500, children 4 to 12 ¥750 |
| TIAT Lounge | 4th floor | 24 hours | ¥4,400, children 4 to 12 ¥2,200 |
| Sky Lounge South | 3rd floor | 24 hours | Priority Pass only |
| The Centurion Lounge | 4th floor | 8am to 10pm | American Express cards only |
- Which to choose. The TIAT Lounge has a buffet, drinks including alcohol and showers, and is worth the extra on a long wait. The Sky Lounge has soft drinks, with snacks and alcohol to buy.
- Time limit. The Sky Lounge, the TIAT Lounge and Sky Lounge South each let you stay up to 3 hours.
- Priority Pass. Sky Lounge South takes it at any hour, and the TIAT Lounge from 1am to 5am. Children pay the adult rate.
- Credit cards. The lounges also admit holders of some credit cards, but most cards issued outside Japan don’t count, so expect to pay.
The hot spring and things to do
The best use of a few hours after immigration is a soak. Izumi Tenku no Yu, the hot spring at Haneda Airport Garden, is connected to Terminal 3’s arrivals hall and open 24 hours, though the baths close from 10am to 12:30pm for cleaning. Adults pay ¥4,800 and children ¥2,000, with ¥4,000 more for adults between 1am and 5am; towels and loungewear are included.
Landside in Terminal 3, before security, there’s more to fill an hour for free:
- The observation deck, on the 5th floor, looks out over the runways and is open 24 hours, though it can close in bad weather.
- Edo Koji, on the 4th floor, is a street of shops and restaurants built in the style of old Edo, as Tokyo was once called.
- Tokyo Pop Town, on the 5th floor, has more shops and an information corner.
Left luggage
Terminal 3’s baggage storage counters, one on the arrivals floor and one on the departures floor, are open 24 hours. The price depends on the bag’s total length, width and height. Prices seen in November 2026:
| Bag size, length + width + height | Per day |
|---|---|
| Under 120 cm | ¥800 |
| 120 to 199 cm | ¥1,000 |
| 200 to 300 cm | ¥2,000 |
Bags can stay up to 2 weeks, up to 30 kg each. Leave yours at the departures-floor counter and you’ll collect it on the way to check-in. Coin lockers in the terminals cost ¥400 to ¥1,000 a day, by size.
Connections, money and Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi. Free in every terminal: join HANEDA-FREE-WIFI.
- Between terminals. Free shuttle buses link Terminal 3 with Terminals 1 and 2, about every 4 minutes from 5am to 8pm and every 8 minutes until midnight. The Monorail and the Keikyu stop at all three terminals too.
- Money. Prices are in yen. For the trains, a Welcome Suica or Tourist PASMO, bought at Terminal 3’s stations, saves handling cash: getting into the city.
- Check-in. JAL and ANA close check-in an hour before departure, so if you’ve been resting landside, leave time to check in and pass security and departure immigration.