Booked this hotel purely because we had an early BA flight at 06:25am and a few extra mins of shut eye before 12 hour flight is always welcomed!

We paid Y21,800 for a twin room, expensive because we booked at last minute, room on 7th floor, though it faced part of the runway, you really couldn't hear much and most of the flights from Terminal 2 (where the hotel is located) are departed by 9pm. As mentioned earlier, the rooms are clean, compact and perfectly adequate for a layover. The hotel does provide a free shuttle bus and it leaves the hotel at 03:50am and 04:20am, takes 10mins to get to the International Terminal, with stop at Terminal 1 in between. After these times, the only other options are after 05:00am with another shuttle bus (not hotel's) or the monorail (which is speedy and you can use your JR RailPass on).

We didn't eat in the hotel as there were plenty of dining options in the other terminals, which we hopped between because of our JR Pass, though please note some of the restaurants in T2 did close early at 8:30pm because most of the flights are departed by 9.

Happy to stay here again, convenient and staff are courteous and helpful.

This hotel provides a bare minimum of the amenities that you need.
Location: At the Haneda airport overlooking the taxiways and runways.
Rooms: extremely small, but well laid out. Beds could be a bit better. Appliances- excellent.
Minibar- only drinks- so kept me from having that unnecessary midnight snack!
Gym- none - this is the biggest drawback IMHO for any hotel.
Pool- non-existent.
Wifi- excellent.
Hotel Restaurant: extremely expensive, small portions and very poor selection.
Hospitality - very good as you'd expect in Japan.

This is one of my regular places to stay for a few days in Tokyo, even though it's somewhat away from the center of town. I find it convenient because of the direct limousine bus service to and from Narita airport, as well as having the Tokyo monorail and Keikyu railway stations just downstairs. As has been my previous experience, the rooms continue to be up to the same standards as in previous years, as is the service from everyone from housekeeping, to front desk, to bell staff. You are treated like a guest here, and even though I can speak enough Japanese to get by, everyone here appears to speak at least some english. Some minor changes from my previous stays concern the bathroom amenities. The traditional bath towel (long washcloth) is now being provided, and the disposable ones are no longer part of the amenity kit. I view this as a positive change. Don't forget to use the "Green" door hanger if you don't need your sheets, pillowcases, duvet, or pajamas changed, as this hotel actually has a working program as opposed to others that just advertise it, and ignore your wishes. There is no option with respect to replacement of towels yet, they will be changed daily no matter what you do or say. Don't forget to sign up as a a "Comfort Member" for 500 yen, as you can book a room at the "Comfort Members Rate" which will save you quite a bit, and earn you points you can trade for various things, including gift certificates. In essence, besides getting a discount on the room rate, you are getting an addiitonal 5% discount if you manage your points properly. There is a restaurant located in the lobby ("Flyer's Table") which has good food at a decent price, and terrific service. There are also many restaurants in Haneda terminal 2 (where the hotel is located), Terminal 1 and the new International terminal. Katsugen on the fourth floor of Terminal 2 is one of my favorites for pork cutlets, and tempura. This stay I paid (Yen)14,600 per day for the room, no meals. The rate can vary widely depending on when you book, but if the rates change and get lower, you can always modify your reservation online and get the lower rate without any problem. Good value for business travel, but I wouldn't recommend a long term stay here for families. Obviously, this hotel can't be beat for an overnite stay while connecting from or to an international flight.

We travel frequently to Sapporo from international destinations, and have frequent layovers in Haneda or Narita. These are nice, rather large (for Japan) rooms in a good hotel. And, here's the kicker! When the bellmen (they send two for two guests) they place your luggage carts and you exit the hotel into ANA check-in counters. Plus there are many restaurant choices from hot dogs to elegant (and hotel room service). There are buses every 5 minutes to the o