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15 hour Layover in Tokyo (HND)
Hi everyone,
Looks like we'll have a 15 hour layover (overnight) while coming from Beijing back to Chicago later this year. Can anyone recommend an easy to get to hotel from HND so we can crash for the night before heading back to the airport in the morning? TIA |
A year ago I had an overnight layover at Haneda & stayed in the Royal Park Hotel which is attached to the international terminal. Reasonably priced & just fine.
https://www.hanedaairporthotel.com/r...el-the-haneda/ |
Villa Fontaine at terminal 3 has an onsen, great for relaxing and soaking away travel fatigue.
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Since you only have a short time, I'd definitely recommend one of the hotels right at HND like the Royal Park or Villa Fontaine that others mentioned. That way you've got no commute, can get a good night's sleep, and are right there for your early morning flight. The Villa Fontaine sounds especially nice with the onsen. Even if you can't explore Tokyo, at least you can relax and be refreshed for your long flight back to Chicago.
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We also used the Royal Park Hotel. It was great and was right inside the international terminal.
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An airport hotel would be your best option. But in the event that doesn’t work for you there is the Heiwajima Onsen, not far from Haneda. There is direct bus service from the airport, hot springs, massage, restaurant and rest areas for naps. Open 24 hours.
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The Villa Fontaine shows this warning; will this complicate our staying there?
"We are not a transit hotel. All guests have to pass through immigration procedures." |
The three Haneda airport hotels in the main terminals (RP, VF and Excel) will require going through immigration. With a 15 hour layover I don't see any major issues time wise.
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Originally Posted by warner1108
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The Villa Fontaine shows this warning; will this complicate our staying there?
"We are not a transit hotel. All guests have to pass through immigration procedures." |
Originally Posted by mrwunrfl
(Post 17540469)
Immigration and customs is a complication to travel, I guess. With a US passport then no problem at immigration. Check on customs requirement, like what you cannot bring into the country (drugs, knives, ...)
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Originally Posted by mrwunrfl
(Post 17540469)
Immigration and customs is a complication to travel, I guess. With a US passport then no problem at immigration. Check on customs requirement, like what you cannot bring into the country (drugs, knives, ...)
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I think mrwunrfl is referring to prescription medication that may contain ingredients banned in Japan. Just something to be aware of.
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Originally Posted by curiousgeo
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I think mrwunrfl is referring to prescription medication that may contain ingredients banned in Japan. Just something to be aware of.
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