Haneda Airport Lounges – HND

Serving the Greater Tokyo Area, Haneda Airport is also popularly known as Tokyo International Airport. You can look forward to much-needed relief at Haneda airport lounges that transport you to an oasis of peaceful vibes away from the chaos of the terminals. As an eligible passenger, you can relish special retreats and take pleasure in a stress-free journey while enjoying spectacular views of the outside locations.

Leave all of your problems behind and get all set to enjoy the world of luxury and leisure at these contemporary zones, if you need to catch a flight from Haneda International Airport. Whether you need to have substantial business discussions with colleagues or you simply need to rejoice in the company of dear ones, these lounges are appropriate for all your requirements. 

List of Haneda Airport Lounges

Here is a list of lounges located at Haneda International Airport:

Terminal 1

• Japan Airlines JAL Diamond Premier Lounge (North Wing)
• Japan Airlines JAL Diamond Premier Lounge (South Wing)
• Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounge (North Wing)
• Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounge (South Wing)
• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North
• Power Lounge South

Terminal 2

• Airport Lounge (South)
• All Nippon Airways ANA Lounge (Gate 60)
• All Nippon Airways ANA Lounge (Gate 62)
• All Nippon Airways ANA Suite Lounge
• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North

Terminal 3 

• All Nippon Airways ANA Lounge (Gate 110)
• All Nippon Airways ANA Suite Lounge (Gate 110)
• Cathay Pacific Lounge
• Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club
• Japan Airlines JAL First Class Lounge
• Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounge
• Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounge Skyview
• Sky Lounge
• TIAT Lounge

You can access a lounge according to your travel preferences while also fulfilling its eligibility standards.

Haneda Airport Lounge Access Types

Following are the access categories including certain cards and membership statuses that define the criteria for travelers to access Haneda airport lounges:

• Paid access
• Walk-in basis
• American Express Platinum Card Membership
• Priority Pass Membership
• Diners Club International Card Membership 
• Visa Card Membership
• JCB Card
• UC Card
• MUFG Card
• DC Card
• Nicos Card
• Orico Card
• auPAY Card
• D Card
• PayPay Card
• Life Card
• TS3 Card
• Rakuten Card
• EPOS Card
• AEON Card 
• MICARD
• JACCS Card
• OCD Card
• SAISON Card
• Passengers flying on All Nippon Airways-operated flights 
• Passengers flying on international flights operated by All Nippon Airways 
• Passengers flying on flights operated by Star Alliance

• Delta Sky Club members
• Delta One / SkyTeam Premium Cabin Passengers
• Delta Diamond, Platinum, and Gold Medallion members
• SkyTeam Elite Plus (Non-Delta members)
• Club membership for Diamond Medallion members
• Delta SkyMiles Reserve and Reserve Business American Express card members
• Delta SkyMiles Platinum and Platinum Business American Express card members
• Centurion Card and Platinum Card Members from American Express
• LATAM Business Class passengers
• LATAM Black Signature / Black / Platinum / LATAM Pass members
• Virgin Atlantic Business Class passengers
• Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Gold members
• WestJet Business Class passengers
• WestJet Rewards Gold and Platinum members

• Delta SkyMiles Diners club card
• Delta SkyMiles TRUST CLUB VISA card (Platinum and Gold)
• First and business-class passengers flying with Cathay Pacific Airways
• Selected Cathay members
• Oneworld partner program members
• Cathay Diamond members
• Cathay Gold members
• Cathay Silver members
• Cargo Clan Elite members
• Oneworld frequent flyer program – Emerald members
• Oneworld frequent flyer program – Sapphire members
• First Class and business-class passengers flying on Japan Airlines flights 
• Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers flying on Japan Airlines flights in Full Fare “Y”
• Japan Airlines Mileage Bank top tier members belong to the following categories:
  • JMB Diamond
  • JGC Premier
  • JMB Sapphire
  • JAL Global Club members

Please note that these access types are related to specific lounges at Haneda airport and may involve their respective terms & conditions. You are advised to confirm and verify the guidelines associated with accessing the chosen lounge using the eligibility criteria that belong to the above list.

Guest Policies

Passengers belonging to the following categories can bring or invite guests while adhering to defined terms and conditions.

• Delta Sky Club Executive Membership
• Delta Sky Club Individual Membership
• Delta SkyMiles Reserve and Reserve Business American Express card member

• Delta SkyMiles Platinum and Platinum Business American Express card member
• Delta, Diamond, Platinum, or Gold Medallion traveling internationally in Delta Premium Select or Delta One
• SkyTeam Elite Plus (non-Delta members)
• Delta Sky Club Lifetime membership
• Delta SkyMiles Diners Club card
• Delta SkyMiles TRUST CLUB Visa card (Platinum and Gold)
• Cathay Pacific First Class passengers
• Oneworld carrier First Class passengers
• Cathay Diamond members
• Cathay Gold members
• Cargo Clan Elite members
• Oneworld frequent flyer program – Emerald members
• Oneworld frequent flyer program – Sapphire members
• First Class passengers flying on Japan Airlines flights
• Japan Airlines Mileage Bank top tier members belong to the following categories:
  • JMB Diamond
  • JGC Premier
  • JMB Sapphire
  • JAL Global Club members

It is beneficial to go through the complete guest policy mentioned on the website of relevant airlines or lounges.

Amenities and Services at Haneda Airport Lounges

You can use the following facilities at lounges at Haneda airport:

• Premium food
• Snacks and beverages
• Alcoholic drinks
• Massage chairs
• High-speed Wi-fi connection
• Private work sections
• Television
• Data ports
• Computers
• Internet
• Showers
• Newspapers
• Magazines
• Flight information monitor

This is a collective list of amenities that are usually available at all the lounges at Haneda Airport. However, there may be additional services including buffet counters that may be used at certain lounges by paying extra charges. You must acquire complete information about the specific lounge that you plan to access.

Haneda Airport Lounge Paid Access 

ANA Lounges

ANA Suite Lounge does not allow paid access. You can access the rest of the lounges operated by All Nippon Airways at Tokyo International Airport by making an advance reservation through the website of All Nippon Airways for JPY 4,000 (including tax). This price is valid for both adults and children. If you wish to bring infants, you need not pay any charges for them. 

If you have made a flight reservation with All Nippon Airways through its official website, you can apply for lounge booking through the Reservation Details screen. Otherwise, you need to use the Reservation Completed screen after you purchase your ticket. You can modify your lounge booking up to 24 hours before the scheduled departure of your flight. 

However, if you purchase access at the Haneda airport check-in counter, ticketing counter, or at the lounge, on the day of use, you will have to pay JPY 6,000. Please note that this booking cannot be changed or modified.

Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounges 

You can access these lounges located at various terminals of Haneda Airport by paying JPY 4,950 (Amount is JPY 4,500 without tax).

You must go through the relevant terms and conditions given on the websites of these two airlines so as to avoid any unpleasant experience.

Mode of Payment

If you reserve lounge space through the website, you can pay by Credit Card or PayPal. On the other hand, Credit Cards can be used or the amount can be paid in Japanese Yen (Cash) if you pay directly at the airport counter.

Haneda Airport Lounge Priority Pass 

Following are some of the Haneda airport lounges that belong to the Priority Pass lounge network:

Terminal 1

• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North
• Power Lounge South

Terminal 2

• Airport Lounge (South)
• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North

Terminal 3 

• TIAT Lounge

No matter whichever Priority Pass membership plan you have got, you can access these lounges. Make sure to keep your phone ready so as to show your membership status in the Priority Pass mobile app. You also need to show your same-day boarding pass.

Nonetheless, if you are still planning to register for a suitable Priority Pass plan, you can visit its website and choose a plan out of the three plans discussed herewith. Thereafter, you can use this membership to access the related lounge at Haneda airport. 

Standard Plan: This plan is suitable for you if you do not travel much. It costs US$99 per year. Once you purchase the same, you can make your visit to a Priority Pass lounge by paying a reduced charge of US$35.   

Standard Plus Plan: Costing US$329, this plan is suggested if you keep traveling regularly. It offers the first 10 free lounge visits. Thereafter, you need to pay a charge of US$35 to use a lounge which means your 11^th and each visit to a Priority Pass lounge after it becomes chargeable. 

Prestige Plan: Frequent travelers can definitely go for this plan by paying US$469 on a yearly basis. All the visits are offered without any charge, as this plan allows you unlimited access to Priority Pass lounges free of cost.

Haneda Airport Lounge Amex

Although there is no specific Haneda International Airport lounge that is owned or operated by American Express, you can access the following lounges if you hold an American Express card membership.

Terminal 1

• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North
• Power Lounge South

Terminal 2

• Airport Lounge (South)
• Power Lounge Central
• Power Lounge North

Terminal 3 

• Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club

If you wish to access Delta Sky Club at Terminal 3, you need to present your Centurion Card membership status, the boarding pass of same day’s Delta Air Lines flight, and a valid government-issued I.D.

As you may already know, American Express Platinum card members also get access to the Priority Pass lounges on a complimentary basis. However, you need to create an account and register yourself on the website of Priority Pass.

So, rest of these lounges can be accessed by showing your Priority Pass card and the boarding pass for the same day. This is because these lounges already belong to the Priority Pass lounge network. 

You may visit the website of American Express and Priority Pass for complete information and the crucial terms and conditions to be followed. You may also find information on whether guests are allowed with you on a complimentary or chargeable basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

We have addressed some of the most common queries related to Haneda Airport lounges that will help you stay informed. You can make the best decision to access a Haneda airport lounge.