The 9 Best Hotels Near Tokyo’s Airports

Traveling to Tokyo soon and looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay near the airport? Whether you're arriving late at night or departing early in the morning, staying at a hotel near the airport can make your journey much smoother. With that in mind, we've rounded up the best hotels near Tokyo's airports that offer comfort, convenience, and easy access to transportation links.

Narita airport is located in Chiba, but it’s a common inbound flight destination for travelers headed to Tokyo. Flights into and out of Narita may be cheaper than counterparts at Haneda airport, but the quality is just as reliable. We’re starting with a list of five incredible hotels for visitors flying into and out of Narita airport to help simplify your journey.

Haneda is the huge airport just outside Tokyo’s city center, with easy access into town thanks to the Keikyu line and a monorail that goes all the way to Yokohama. Haneda recently opened a new wing with a grand hotel, offering plenty to see and do inside the airport. With three terminals, navigating Haneda can be intimidating, but fortunately, we’re here to make sure finding a convenient hotel won’t be.

Feel like you stepped off your plane and into the futuristic fantasyland of Japan at a capsule hotel, nine hours Narita. Slick, darkened hallways with little cubes of light houses backpackers and salarymen from around the globe

It might look like an alien spaceship, but the perfectly sized one-person cabins offer a quiet respite. If you want to experience something uniquely Japanese from the moment you arrive to the last minute of your trip (plus rest easy on time since you’ll be sleeping steps away from your gate), there’s nowhere like nine hours Narita.

For a traditional Japanese stay with a little more legroom, there’s the Ryokan Wakamatsu Honten, just outside of Narita Airport. Operating as a traditional ryokan, this hotel brings you all the charm of classical Japan, complete with public baths, tatami rooms in both nostalgic and modern styles, and kaiseki (traditional Japanese course meal) dining with vegetarian options.

This ryokan is the real deal. Go ahead and immerse yourself in Japanese culture as you stroll around the grounds of Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, just in front of the ryokan. Local delicacies like eel are available with meal plans, but you can pick up snacks and souvenirs from the onsite shop anytime.

Hotel MyStays Premier Narita is only a six-minute drive from Narita airport, but you won’t even have to worry about that, thanks to the hotel’s free shuttle service. The top floor’s Gardenia restaurant is open all day, with a delicious buffet of Japanese, Chinese, and Western dishes and a great view.

The Azuma restaurant offers fine dining with a Japanese flair. There’s a sauna, Japanese-style baths, and a family-friendly pool featuring grand windows, where you can enjoy the scenery as you relax. The variety of rooms at this location is impressive, too, from neat twins and doubles to luxurious Japanese/Western suites for a king and a king who wants to stay close to the airport.

Meet Inn Narita offers all of the best features of a new hotel (it recently opened in 2019) at a reasonable price and with free shuttles to the airport.

Understated rooms and a simple exterior hide what makes this hotel stand out, but you'll get a hint once you see the giant lantern in the lobby. On top of offering digital room keys and barrier-free accommodations, the hotel provides nifty cell phones that allow travelers to contact the hotel while they are out and about.

You'll find their service top-notch at the corner of convenience and safety. Another fun feature of the Meet Inn Narita is its Narita Niku Yokocho on the first floor, modeled after an old-fashioned Tokyo drinking street. Grab some of Japan's most fun street food from the stalls, then bring it back to your room to enjoy.

Most people would argue that you can't go wrong with a name you know, and the Hilton Narita promises to deliver everything you'd expect from a world-class Hilton accommodation.

Stay in world-class luxury under ten minutes from Narita airport and 45 minutes from Disney in the hotel's plush double and twin rooms. The Hilton offers shuttles to the airport and easy access to nearby Aeon Mall and Shinshoji Temple.

Do some shopping, check out the shrines, or enjoy the hotel's eight acres of property. On the culinary front, The Terrace restaurant offers international cuisine, Baien has the finest Sichuan dishes, and Matsukaze provides top-class sushi. The Hilton is a classic, elegant hotel that ticks all the boxes.

If staying up all night eating udon noodles and reading manga sounds like the perfect way to spend your hotel evenings, look no further than the Quintessa Hotel.

Access to the extensive manga library is free during your stay, and you can enjoy drinks and light snacks 24/7 at the cozy lounge area. Get lost among the shelves looking for your favorite comics, or take a few up to your room to skim at your leisure.

Reopened in October 2022, the hotel’s single, twin, and double rooms have a fresh, neat look. There’s also a charming outdoor terrace where you can sip your coffee.

This stylish hotel offers convenient access to Haneda from the Kanagawa side and features grand views of smokestacks and factories.

It’s especially pretty lit up at night, which is great because you’ll want to take it all in from the terrace at the on-site restaurant, Captain’s Grill, and Bar. Rooms at the Kawasaki King Skyfront feature accents like exposed concrete and piping, with Edison bulbs and riveting to add to its contemporary-industrial style.

Take advantage of the public lifestyle space on the first floor where you can work or play, thanks to plenty of work desks and even a table tennis stand. Enjoy rental bikes and explore the town, too, all just fifteen minutes away from Haneda airport.

Half an hour from Haneda airport, you’ll find a hotel with all the best of what makes Japan unique: a flair of history and endless innovation, plus good food! Kawasaki, as a town, already combines the best of both worlds with its historical factories and reputation for new technology.

At Hotel and Kitchen En Michi, you can stay in custom rooms designed by Japanese artists and enjoy the hotel’s homage to history in luxe tatami suites. Even the lobby features a marriage of contemporary style and artifacts from the Tokaido road built into its design.

Enjoy excellent meals at the on-site restaurant, where the pints are free-flowing and Japanese cuisine is elevated with modern culinary techniques. Hotel Kitchen En Michi is a fun, stylish hotel for anyone hoping for a memorable experience without getting too far from their flight.

It’s always convenient to stay right next to the terminal, but having access to the domestic wings makes Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyo a perfect option for travelers traveling to the rest of Japan.

Although nearly all international flights land in Terminal 3, if your vacation has you flying out to Tohoku to hit the slopes or south for the new Ghibli park, you’ll be thankful you can sleep steps away from your connection.

Sleek and comfortable rooms offer runway views, and you can quickly grab breakfast at the on-site restaurant before your flight.