Theatel Haneda Ⅱ

The hotel is respectably clean and simple. Location is excellent- just a few meters away from the station, all 3 major convenience stores, and a few blocks away from a large supermarket and laundromat. I only took off 1 star because the room was a little too small for our amount of luggage, and although self pre-check-in was relatively fine it was a bit confusing and unresponsive. Also, we completely missed where they property said they don't do luggage mail services so that was inconvenient. Best for light travelers and small groups.

Check in process was simple. Our unit could have been a bit cleaner, surprised by how spacious the place was and the projector screen concept was very unique. Very easy to get to the airport from there

It’s ok to stay for one night in order to get to the airport early next morning.

Very close to the airport and train station, quiet neighborhood

Neat and tidy. Nice air conditioning room. Nice washrooms and clean room. The entrance and hallway had a musty smell but didn’t smell inside the room. Many convenience stores and some restaurants nearby. Great area to walk. Enjoyed the fox shrine. Short distance to train station to airport. Need code to enter to check in electronically. No one at the front desk but can call and do video chat.

Cheap place to stay near the airport. It’s not the classiest place but it served our needs well. Very close to the train station and plenty of food nearby. However check in was a disaster. There is no front desk and nobody to help you, it’s all done remotely. Pretty slick but there are a lot of problems with the process. For starters, I booked the reservation through Expedia and they sent my confirmation with the access code to get in the building to Expedia—-but I received nothing from them. I received emails via Expedia from other hotels but none of Theatel’s emails came through. So after trekking from the suburbs of Tokyo I arrive to find out that I can’t get in. It took a lot of phone calls and my spelling out of my email but that email finally came through and I was able to get in. Then you have to self-check in through a tablet which sounds easy enough but there are three tablets there and one video camera. How am I supposed to know which one I use? I had to press a video icon and there was none. Eventually the guy just let me through. On the plus side, they speak good English, were very nice and accommodating, and my issues were eventually resolved. But there is so much confusion surrounding this hotel—-the hotel is “Theatel Hotel II” not “Theatel Hotel” as I thought it was. Small detail but added to the vagueness of the whole experience. Not recommended if you don’t have Wi-Fi or access to a phone. You get what you pay for.

What's unique about the property is that there is no staff around making it difficult for some guests to enter smoothly. When we got there, we found guests waiting outside, not being able to open the gate's security lock. Improvement about this service is needed, I think. On a side note, it is very close to Anamori-inari station which is just few stations away from Haneda airport letting guests to reach it via 9-minute train ride.

Good point is that it's easy to access the airport.

Amazing, clean, great proximity to train station and airport, fair price - this place checked all the boxes. If there was any downside - it would only be that the area is not very "happening", and is more of a quiet suburb. If you're into that - perfect! But the hotel itself is awesome.