Japan｜Tokyo｜Accommodation｜2023 Popular Check-in Spot-Newly Opened Hot Spring Hotel at Haneda Airport

After waiting for 3 years, Japan finally announced the opening of the border at the end of 2022. I couldn’t wait to spend a white Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Japan. I played there for almost a month and returned to Hong Kong in early January this year. Since I had an early flight back to Hong Kong and didn’t want to get up too early, I checked out of the city hotel a day early and then checked in to Haneda Airport to try out this new hotel. The new hotel is not cheap, about $1,300/night (excluding breakfast), which is twice as expensive as the city hotel I stayed in. But its biggest selling point is that it is close to the airport, and I can soak in a hot spring before leaving Japan. For a hot spring lover, I am full of expectations. The hotel only opened in December 2003. When my sister went there, most of the shops in the corridor connecting the hotel and the airport were still under renovation. There was only one convenience store open. For dinner, we had to walk to the airport building to find a restaurant, which was a bit inconvenient. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk from the airport monorail station to the hotel. There are about 100 rooms on each guest room floor. My sister's room is located at the end, and it takes 2-3 minutes to walk from the elevator to the room. The room has a sea view, the space inside is larger than that of general city hotels, the mattress is relatively hard 👍🏻, and I slept very well. The hot spring is located on the top floor. To get to the hot spring from the guest room floor, you must first go to a specific floor and then take the elevator. The whole journey takes about 10 minutes, and the route is designed like a maze. Different from ordinary hot spring hotels, soaking in the hot spring here requires additional payment, 1,600 Yen for hotel guests and 4,800 Yen for non-hotel guests. There is an additional charge for overnight stays, which is not cheap at all. My sister saw some hotel guests happily planning to soak in the hot springs with their families, but when they got to the entrance they found out that there was an extra charge. They lost their budget, so they left reluctantly and returned to their rooms. The hot spring floor is very large, with 5-6 pools, and you can overlook Mount Fuji. In the morning, you can see the sunrise in the rest area. The environment and hot spring water are both satisfactory. As for whether it is worth paying extra to soak in the hot spring, it depends on the person. In summary - it's worth a try, but not worth a second try. The hotel design is like a maze and the price/performance ratio is not high. Features - Brand new hotel, excellent location, connection airport, first choice for early flights/red-eye machines, natural hot springs Price - 1300/night Rating - 4 points Room equipment ->👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 *Please don't be stingy, give me a like/subscribe, this is the encouragement and support for my younger sister, which makes me more motivated and share more travel experiences with everyone. #hotspringhotel #HanedaAirport #must-see-in-Tokyo-2023 ##LittleSisterSeesTheWorld #hotspringaddict #IzumiTenku-no-Yu #JapaneseHotel