Detailed review & photos “Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda”

“The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda” is a hotel connected to the departure floor of the Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal Building.

The hotel entrance was in the departure lobby on the third floor of the terminal.

The departure lobby seen from the hotel entrance.

Hotel entrance.

A rope partition was set up in front of the front desk and there was a sign saying wait in line. There is an entrance on the third floor of the terminal, but the lobby floor is the fourth floor of the hotel.

There were big windows and the ceiling was designed to draw an arc toward the window, creating a stylish and open space. The Christmas tree was also displayed at the time, and the lights were beautiful. A horizontal chair was set up near the window, and a globe object was set up. On the monitor in front of the front desk, flight information was showing.

Automatic check-in and check-out machines were installed beside the front desk. It was nice to be able to check-out quickly without waiting in line.

Of course, there is a front desk, so you can check in and check out here as usual.

Elevator hall at the back of the front desk.

Guest room floor elevator.

My room was a premium room on the 8th floor which is the top floor.

It was a very long corridor.

Guest room door.

Card holder by the door.

The room was not big, but the ceiling was a high, so it felt spacious. The room had a calm atmosphere where the color blue was used in some places, such as the wall on the headboard side of the bed, curtains, and bedspreads.

There were two 110cm wide beds which were slightly larger than average single size beds.

The mattress was Sata brand which is a No.1 US hotel bed share, so the bed was comfortable.

Room-wear prepared on the bed.

There was a bedside table between the two beds with an alarm and a nano care for face care equipment.

TV and dresser across the bed.

An outlet on the desk.

An air purifier/humidifier by the window.

There was also a table and an armchair by the window. The table had a globe design which was cute.

The room seen from the window.

My room was on the other side of the runway, and I could only see the parking lot. On the other side, I think there are rooms where you can see a lot of planes taking off and landing.

There was a bathroom on the left after entering the room. A bathtub and wash space were together and the toilet was separate.

The bathroom was spacious with plenty of space to wash my body.

I could relax in the bathtub as well.

There were two types of showers: rain shower from above and hand shower that can be adjusted and removed, and water pressure and temperature was just right.

Mikimoto Cosmetics shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were provided beside the shower.

Toilet with a Washlet function.

There was a face & hand soap and a hair dryer in a bag prepared on the sink.

There were amenities preapred on the sink as well.

Amenities included toothpaste set, razor, hairbrush, cotton swab, hair band, body towel, shower cap, bath salt, and Mikimoto cosmetics skin care set (makeup remover, facial cleansing foam, lotion and cream). Everything necessary to spend a night was prepared here.

Bath towels and hand towels were prepared under the sink.

There was no closet, but there was a hanging space on the wall. There was a deodorant spray and a full-body mirror next to it.

Below the hanging space was a shoe horn, a clothes brush, and slippers.

There were also two baggage racks.

In a drawer under the TV was a safe.

There was a coffee maker and a free bottle of water on the desk.

There was an electric kettle, cups, glasses, coffee capsules, tea bags, and more prepared in a cabinet under the TV.

There were two bottles of water in the fridge.

On the fourth floor was a restaurant & bar called “Tailwind.”

This is an all-day dining with a variety of menus from breakfast buffet to lunch, sweets and à la carte, and you can enjoy alcohol at the bar at night as well. Breakfast is served from 6am which is very nice for people who have an early flight.

On the 4th floor was a business corner where computers and printers.

There was a vending machine and ice machine space on each of the 2nd to 8th floors.

There was a currency exchange machine at the lobby (in front of the front desk).

Haneda Airport International Terminal.

Observation deck at Haha International Terminal.

View from the observatory at Habu International Airport Terminal.

It is a hotel in the international terminal, so there were people staying from all over the world.

Keikyu Line Haneda Airport International Terminal Station.