Haneda Airport (HND)

Terminals & airlines

• Terminal 1
• Terminal 2
• Terminal 3

Before you depart

• Haneda is dense—allow time for domestic→international connections.

After you land

• Keikyu and Monorail serve different parts of Tokyo—pick based on your hotel district.

Accessibility & special assistance

Step-free access throughout all three terminals with elevators between every floor. 'Care-Fitter' trained staff provide special assistance, plus quiet 'Calm Down, Cool Down' spaces and free sunflower lanyards for non-visible disabilities.

• Special assistance reservation — Book online in advance or call +81-3-5757-8111; Care-Fitter staff assist with check-in, security, and boarding.
• Hidden Disabilities Sunflower — Free lanyards available at Information Counters to signal staff that you may need extra help.
• Calm Down, Cool Down spaces — Quiet retreat areas for travelers who are overwhelmed or need sensory relief—check the airport map for current locations.

Connecting? Rest & refresh options

Facility availability, not current prices — those change often, so confirm at the desk.

• The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Transit is an in-terminal hotel inside Terminal 3's airside (post-security) zone — day rooms with shower, no need to clear immigration.
• Official shower rooms are also available in the terminal separately from the hotel.
• Confirmed as one of the more efficient major airports for connecting passengers — layovers are generally manageable given the compact single-terminal international layout.

Taxi

• Official taxi stands per terminal; shorter hops to central Tokyo than from Narita.

Bus

• Airport buses connect to major hubs if you prefer no train transfers.

Rail

• Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho for JR Yamanote transfers.
• Keikyu Line toward Shinagawa and Yokohama.