Staying Overnight at Haneda Airport: 10 Days of Experience Condensed! The Best Secret Spots for Sleeping and Late-Night Dining in Terminal 3 – The Complete Guide!
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Jesse spent a solid six days, staying only within the airport, to find good places for everyone to rest and sleep. In this “Sleeping at the Airport” series, Jesse is checking out Haneda Airport. Over these two trips, Jesse spent several nights wandering around, observing where people usually rest. Just walking around takes at least an hour to cover the whole airport, not to mention documenting the conditions at different times. Jesse hopes these experiences will help travelers who need to spend the night at the airport find a comfortable place to rest.
This article includes information about dining at restaurants, sleeping on the floor, and accommodation.
- 2024.09 Photos and late-night restaurant list updated
- I recommend the SPORT BAR at Haneda Airport Garden. It’s not crowded, has air conditioning, and serves simple meals. (Check out SPORT BAR)
- Here are some tips for 2024: if you plan to sleep on the floor, get to the airport early to grab a spot. You might not find a place otherwise, and in the summer, the air conditioning in many places isn’t very cold.
Since I know many people take red-eye flights to save money, this article mainly focuses on sleeping on the floor for rest. However, it also includes other, more comfortable options that cost extra. I also want to remind you that air conditioning isn’t great in many places during the summer, so if you get hot easily, consider going to Quan Tian Kong Hot Spring at the very least.
Common Questions
Further reading: Narita Airport’s first-class traffic information, providing schedules for the first and last departures of each mode of transportation.
Since only the third terminal operates 24 hours, if you want to sleep on the floor, you can skip the first and second terminals. They close and clear out in the early morning, leaving only hotel options. So, if you need to sleep late at night, you can only do so in the third terminal. All three terminals have hotels, but if you’re looking to sleep on the floor, head to the third one. Jesse has stayed at all the hotels in Haneda Airport, and they are also introduced in this article.
Earplugs and a jacket are essential. Having a cushion would make resting a bit more comfortable.nEating is fine; there are 24-hour stores. If you’re looking for a quiet place to rest, a tip is to head up to the fourth or fifth floors.
You should bring a portable charger. There are charging areas in the departure hall on the third floor. There’s also a spot to charge on the first floor, but it’s usually packed, or you’ll need to bring an extension cord.
u003cstrongu003eIzumi Tenku no Yu:u003c/strongu003e Located at Haneda Airport Garden, it’s within walking distance and has a 24-hour cafeteria.u003cbru003eu003cstrongu003eHeiwa Jima Onsen:u003c/strongu003e Accessible by shuttle bus (with specific operating hours).u003cbru003eThis article covers both. Both hot springs offer resting facilities, making them a good option if you’re on a budget.
The shower room is back to 24-hour service. It’s a paid service located in the arrival hall of Haneda Airport Terminal 3, 2nd floor.
There are about six or seven places open late that offer food. There’s also a bar at Haneda Airport Garden, and a restaurant inside Tenzku no Yu.
There is no international terminal anymore.nTerminal renaming: Terminal 3 is the former international terminal.nSince both Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 now have international flights, they are simply referred to by their numbers.
Lots of people have asked about this, and the answer is you can’t get in if you haven’t checked in any luggage and haven’t gotten your boarding pass yet.u003cbru003eu003cbru003eHaneda Airport 24-Hour Lounges: All three are inside the secure area, so you need to get your boarding pass to enter.
Haneda Airport Floors
- First, let’s get the floors straight. Haneda Airport has five floors. The third floor is the departure hall (leaving Japan), and the second floor is the arrival hall (arriving in Japan).
- Haneda Airport Garden is a complex with hotels, hot springs, and restaurants. You can walk to Haneda Airport Garden from the second-floor arrival lobby via a connecting skybridge.
The exhibition hall on the fifth floor/circular sofa
Fourth floor/Fifth floor Nihonbashi ( Japan Bridge)
There are quite a few people resting in this area with the red seats. They’re a decent length and there are plenty of them, with these red seats all over the fourth floor. The material is wood, with red fabric laid on top. It’s recommended to wear a jacket in winter, and this area can get quite hot in the summer.
Fourth Floor Shopping Street
Continuing from the fourth floor’s Haneda Nihonbashi, the entrances of the shops here all have waiting areas with wooden chairs covered in red cloth.
Third floor departure hall
Central seating area
Departure hall charging area
The seating area in Zone N of the departure hall
Second floor, arrivals hall
The second floor is brighter and also has quite a few sofas. The sofas here also have armrests.
Arrivals hall
The walkway to Haneda Airport Garden
The skybridge connecting to Haneda Airport Garden on the second floor.
There are chairs for resting, but they also have armrests in the middle. Currently, you can only sit down to rest. The authorities have banned lying on the ground or on the chairs. So, this is just a place to rest. However, fewer people come here, so you’ll always find a spot if you want to sit.
Ground floor, bus boarding and alighting area
What can you eat late at night? (Updated September 2024)
- Haneda Airport Garden: It’s a short walk, less than five minutes.
- Izumi Tenku no Yu: If you’re looking for a place to eat and relax, especially late at night, you can check out the 24-hour dining area at Izumi Tenku no Yu (requires an entrance fee). Jesse recommends the Hamburg steak.
- LAWSON convenience store: It’s open 24 hours and sells local specialties and suitcases.
- SPORT BAR: Open until 7 AM. There are fewer restaurants in the passenger terminal. They serve food. (See Jesselin’s review for details.)
- Inside the main building of Terminal 3:
- Fourth floor
- Yoshinoya: They take a break between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM. After that, from 8:30 PM until 8:00 AM the next morning, it’s takeout only. But don’t worry, there are tables outside.
- ARISO SUSHIありそ鮨し Sushi / 24 hours
- Suginoko / 24 hours
- Tsukasa Maejima Ramen / 24 hours
- MOS Burger Monday to Thursday: 8 AM to 9 PM Friday: 8 AM to 12 AM (midnight) Saturday: Open 24 hours Sunday: 12 AM (midnight) to 9 PM
- CAFE CARDINAL/Open 24 hours, hot dogs, curry rice, cream of corn soup
- Second floor: TOLLY Coffee
- First floor: convenience store
- Fourth floor
- Official website: Haneda Airport restaurant list
Fourth Floor: Edo Koji, Nihonbashi Shopping Street Area
Fourth Floor ARISO SUSHI (ありそ鮨し) Sushi / Open 24 hours
Jesse did a review of this place. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s great to be able to eat sushi there. (Review: https://blog.jesselin.com/archives/46767/haneda-airport-terminal-3-operating-24-hours/)
4F: Suginoko Izakaya / Suginoko / 24 hours
4th Floor: Tsakasa Maejima Ramen / Open 24 Hours
4th Floor: CAFE CARDINAL / Open 24 Hours
4th Floor: Mos Burger
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 8 AM to 9 PM, Friday from 8 AM to midnight, Saturday open 24 hours, and Sunday from midnight to 9 PM. It’s next to Yoshinoya.
Fourth floor: Yoshinoya
Between 02:00 and 03:00 is a break time. From 20:30 in the evening until 08:00 the next morning, it’s takeout only. But don’t worry, there are tables outside.
Second floor arrivals hall
TULLYS COFFEE / Open 24 Hours
SKY MARKET convenience store
Business Hours: 11 PM to 10 PM the next day [Closed] 3 AM – 4 AM / 9:10 AM – 9:20 AM
Where can I shower?
There’s a paid shower room on the second floor departure level, and it’s back to operating 24 hours a day. It’s fine for just taking a shower, but if you want to rest, you might want to consider Izumi Sky Onsen.
- Open 24 hours
- Shower rooms (shower, sink): 21 Lounges (shower, sink, lounge chairs): 5
- Costs (Tax Included) Shower: 1,500 yen for 30 minutes (750 yen for each additional 15 minutes) *per person Lounge: 3,000 yen for 60 minutes (1,500 yen for each additional 15 minutes) *per person
Haneda Airport Garden Izumi Tenku-no-Yu is open 24 hours.
Another option: Heiwajima Onsen
- There are hot springs and a rest area available.
- This hot spring requires a car ride to leave. Currently, there are three shuttle bus times available to match with red-eye flights: 00:40 / 01:40 / 02:40.
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