Minn Haneda Airport

From the outside, it looked like a nondescript commercial building, but inside, it was a surprisingly comfortable and legitimate hotel. The front desk was unmanned, and check-in involved scanning a QR code on a tablet. However, as I don't have a Japanese phone number and my eSIM wasn't connecting well, I ran into trouble checking in. I was able to get assistance via a video call terminal nearby, and I then received an email with my room number, key code, and lobby door access code. All doors, except the main street-facing entrance, are accessed via a passcode. I stayed in a bunk-bed room on the 4th floor. With a refrigerator, induction hob, crockery, kettle, and sink, it felt well-equipped not just for my one-night stay, but also for longer visits. The shower and washlet toilet were spotless, and there were no strange odors from the towels or pillows. I didn't have time to use it, but the presence of a projector was an interesting touch. It always strikes me how uniquely Japanese and clever it is that the toilet flush water is reused for the sink above the tank! My only complaint was that the duvet was too heavy.

The hotel was conveniently close to Haneda Airport, and the surrounding area had plenty of shops, which made for a very comfortable stay. It was also very reasonably priced, offering great value for money. Thank you!

The room was very clean and excellent. Its convenient proximity to Haneda Airport makes me want to stay again.

The room was quite small. While it's only one stop from the airport, it's inconvenient when you're traveling with luggage. I'd say the value for money isn't as good as just staying at an airport hotel.

Clean room. Super close to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 – we walked there in under 30 minutes.