Hotels in Haneda Airport/Kamata, Tokyo

The hotel is quite close to the subway station. I booked this hotel because they offered a free airport shuttle, which was perfect since my flight was arriving late at night. However, my flight was delayed until the early hours of the morning, so I ended up missing the shuttle anyway. The room was good. The breakfast selection wasn't huge, but it tasted delicious.

Very satisfied, overall excellent! Directions ⭕️—You can refer to the directions given by a guest who stayed in July 2025 regarding which line to take and where to get off. I followed their instructions perfectly, and it was a very quick route, only about ten minutes from Haneda Airport! Hotel ⭕️—The facilities are great, and the front desk staff are very nice! Before check-in, they'll send you a code, and you can just self-check-in. The women-only rooms, both capsule beds and bunk beds, are in the same room, and there's a password at the door, making it very secure! Guests are all very quiet and considerate; they try their best not to make loud noises. Even though they are so quiet, entering the password to open the door does make a bit of noise, but I slept very comfortably! Everyone is very well-mannered!!

Traveling solo was super convenient. It's perfect for a one-night layover, especially for early morning flights. The separate areas for men and women made me feel very safe, and the showers and other shared facilities were really clean. I felt completely at ease staying here. It's located directly in Terminal 1, and there's a free shuttle bus to the other terminals.

I was personally happy that the drink bar and curry were free. The facilities were clean and the amenities were plentiful. (Not only toothbrushes and brushes, but also cleansing and skincare products. The napkins were a nice touch!) If you're not picky about amenities or the hotel room itself, this is a great option as it means you won't have to carry around much luggage! There were three things that bothered me. 1. The cabin felt stale and had a peculiar smell. However, turning on the exhaust fan quickly cleared it up. 2. The dining area was cold. I agree that a cool room is desirable after a bath or coming back from outside in the summer, but many women, especially, are prone to feeling cold, so I thought it might not have been too much. 3. I think it was just a coincidence, but the towels that were supposed to be in the room were missing. I went all the way to the first floor to get them, but there was no apology or excuse. Well, maybe it's not something worth complaining about, but the fact that they went all the way to the first floor to get them and then said, ”Oh, this is it.” was a bit off-putting. I'm not saying they should apologize sincerely, but since the customer went out of their way to pick it up, I think it would be polite to at least say something like ”I'm sorry” or ”Thank you for taking the time.” (Sorry if it's a hassle.) Overall, it was very good. Unless you're sensitive to minor noises or have a germaphobia, I think you'll enjoy it, unlike a regular hotel.

The location is great, as you can get there from both Keikyu and JR lines. Personally, I found the JR station route a bit easier. I was a little concerned about dragging my suitcase as many of the sidewalks were tiled and quite bumpy, haha. At night, it can be a bit noisy outside, but it usually quietens down by around 11 PM, so no real issues there. What I loved most was that I couldn't hear any noise from neighboring rooms or below, which is a first for me in a hotel – truly stress-free. The lobby also has a good selection of free amenities and a drink machine.

Surprisingly nice. I was afraid it may be noisy、but it's made very clear that all resident have to stay quiet、and it was respected. It was very clean、both the room、toilet、shower and other common space. Microwave at disposition. Light and plugs within the bed space. All very well made and well thought. Not cheap for what it is in itself、but fair enough considering the prices around Tokyo. You can't store your luggage after checking out. Very convenient location、2 minutes walk from the subway station. 3 stations from Haneda airport、konbini close by....

Small and fine, very clean, very warm, but the space is small! The equipment is also very complete! Check in before check-in must be done first. Get the entry password and room number in advance, otherwise it will be very troublesome! This is self-check-in. There is no front desk. It is very convenient to walk to the sky bridge and take the subway. Two stations to the ti passenger terminal.

I had to go to Haneda Airport at dawn the next day, so I looked for a place to stay at Kamata Station and found it. It was a bit of a walk from the station, but the price was cheap and the room was more comfortable and nice than I thought. If you don't mind the toilet and bathroom being outside, I highly recommend it!