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Complete Guide to Spending the Night at Haneda Airport Terminal 3

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Reliability: Medium · Last checked: 2026-07-27

Where to rest, shower and eat, and what to watch out for, when you spend the night at Terminal 3 after the last train or before an early-morning flight.

In short

If you're spending the night at Haneda, Terminal 3, which operates 24 hours, is the basic choice. However, overnight stays in Terminal 3 are limited to those who have used or plan to use international flights, according to official usage rules. Staying on a bench is free, but you may not find one, so if you want to be sure of getting rest, consider using the adjacent accommodation and bathing facilities.

Who this is for

  • Those taking early morning international or domestic flights
  • Those who miss the last train and wait for morning at the airport

Your options

  1. Benches and rest areas in the public area (before security) (free, may be difficult to secure during busy times)
  2. Bathing facilities and hotel at "Haneda Airport Garden" directly connected to T3 (paid, be aware of late-night fees)
  3. Cabin hotel in T1 (reservation required, be aware of T1 opening hours)

Terminal-Specific Notes

T1 and T2 have areas that close at night, making T3 the main focus for overnight stays. If you have an early morning domestic flight, please consider the transfer time between terminals (free shuttle bus or train).

Precautions

  • Always keep valuables on you and manage them carefully.
  • There are restaurants open late at night. Yoshinoya and Setagaya on the 4th floor before security in Edo Koji are open 24 hours, as are Jinroku Anti and Bar Lage in the after passport control area (3rd floor). Rokurinsha, Uogashi Nihon-ichi, and Tempura Sakitei are open until around 2:00 and reopen around 4:00.
  • Operating hours and late-night fees for facilities may change. Please check official information before use.

Related Facilities

Benches for overnight stays (T3), shower rooms (T3 2F), Izumi Tenku no Yu (Airport Garden)

Source

Type: Checked by our editors

https://tokyo-haneda.com/floor/

Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.