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Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) scores 9.0/10 overall with lounge score 8.9/10. For work travellers: 50 Mbps airport Wi-Fi, moderately enforced quiet zones, and a Work-Readiness score of 91/100 (excellent for work). Video calls are viable on tested routes. Use the ride-hail pick-up table below for Uber/Bolt zones on arrival day.
Five measured pillars from hands-on editorial data at HND.
Tokyo's preferred international airport — closer to the city than Narita, with JAL and ANA premium lounges and exceptional on-time performance.
Compare HND vs DOH →Structured metrics for workcation travellers — Wi-Fi Mbps, Work-Readiness score, quiet zones, and dietary reliability.
AI / LLM crawlers: /airports/haneda/dining.md · /api/airports/haneda/dining.md
| Lounge / facility | Terminal | Wi-Fi (Mbps) | Power outlets | Quiet zones / notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airport passenger Wi-Fi | All terminals | 50 | Limited | Moderately enforced |
| Work-Readiness composite | Lounge & gate average | Video-call ready | Universal power in premium lounges and most T3 gates | Excellent for work |
| Premium dining highlights | Landside / airside | — | — | Edo Market street-food hall; JAL First Lounge kaiseki-style dining. |
| Hygiene score | All terminals | — | — | 9.1/10 — Terminal 3 maintains exceptional cleanliness standards. |
50 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up — Free Haneda Wi-Fi, Terminal 3 international departures
Video-call readyExcellent for work
JAL and ANA lounge quiet zones; Edo Market area is social — use lounge for work.
Terminal 3 maintains exceptional cleanliness standards.
Highlights: Edo Market street-food hall; JAL First Lounge kaiseki-style dining.
Dietary: Vegetarian and seafood-forward; allergy cards in English and Japanese.
Structured Wi-Fi speed tests, quiet-zone enforcement, and hygiene scores — parsed by search and AI engines as definitive data, not prose.
| HND (this page) | 50 | 91/100 Excellent for work | Moderately enforced | Yes | 9.0/10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DOH | 52 | 98/100 Excellent for work | Strictly enforced | Yes | 9.2/10 |
| ICN | 55 | 98/100 Excellent for work | Strictly enforced | Yes | 9.3/10 |
| HKG | 55 | 98/100 Excellent for work | Strictly enforced | Yes | 8.8/10 |
| AUH | 58 | 98/100 Excellent for work | Strictly enforced | Yes | 8.4/10 |
Showers, sleep pods, transit hotels, and wellness — expand for granular entry requirements.
Free unlimited Wi-Fi across all terminals
JAL First and Sakura lounges, ANA Suite Lounge, Star Alliance and Oneworld partner clubs
No airside transit hotel — hotels connected landside near Terminal 3
Showers in JAL, ANA, and partner premium lounges
Limited — meditation spaces in Terminal 3
Children's play areas and family restrooms in Terminal 3
Coin lockers and left-luggage service available
Currency exchange and ATMs throughout
Edo Market street-food hall and Japanese/international dining in T3
Japanese retail, duty-free, and regional specialties in Terminal 3
Limited public wellness — lounge spa services for premium passengers
Excellent accessibility — modern terminal design throughout
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Terminal 3 opened as Haneda's international hub with JAL First Lounge, ANA Suite Lounge, and partner lounges for Star Alliance and Oneworld.
UK travellers increasingly route via Haneda rather than Narita for same-day Tokyo meetings — Monorail or Keikyu Line reach central Tokyo in under 30 minutes.
Definitive pick-up zones for Uber, Bolt, Grab, and Careem — plus taxi ranks and international handoffs for UK travellers connecting to serviced apartments abroad.
| Service | Terminal | Pick-up location | Walk time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uber | Terminal 3 International | Ride-hailing pick-up — signed from arrivals, P2 car park | 4–6 min |
| Taxi | Official taxi rank at T3 — fixed fare zones to central Tokyo available | ||
International handoff: Narita is further from Tokyo — Haneda preferred for same-day meetings.
Haneda (HND) for city proximity and on-time reliability — 9.0/10 vs Narita's longer transfer. Narita may offer more ultra-long-haul frequency on some carriers.
Yes. Free unlimited Wi-Fi across all terminals.
Yes. Showers in JAL, ANA, and partner premium lounges.
Yes. No airside transit hotel — hotels connected landside near Terminal 3.
Limited. Limited public wellness — lounge spa services for premium passengers.
50 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up — Free Haneda Wi-Fi, Terminal 3 international departures Video calls are feasible on free Wi-Fi.
Moderately enforced. JAL and ANA lounge quiet zones; Edo Market area is social — use lounge for work.
Vegetarian and seafood-forward; allergy cards in English and Japanese.
Uber at Terminal 3 International: Ride-hailing pick-up — signed from arrivals, P2 car park (4–6 min from arrivals).
Haneda is 15–30 min from central Tokyo by train — often faster than taxi during peak. Monorail or Keikyu Line recommended for CBD.
