Hotel-shopping complex opens at Tokyo's Haneda airport

Villa Fontaine was my quarantine hotel at Haneda.

Just a one-two walk minute to the airport, but we had to take the bus

Great news. Now we need a straight link to Tokyo station from Haneda that doesn't involve a change if there isn't already one, been three years since I was in Tokyo unfortunately

The open-air bath is a bit pricey at ¥4,800 for adults who are not hotel guests. The cost is a bit more modest at ¥1,600 for hotel guests. Might be rather pleasant at sunset.

Changi Airport in Singapore has the largest indoor waterfall in the world. That was mildly interesting. It was either free or just not expensive, don’t remember. This just sounds expensive and… meh.

 Now we need a straight link to Tokyo station from Haneda that doesn't involve a change if there isn't already one,

There is a new bus terminal in the new complex. The above version of the story did not have that information.

How much does the cheapest room cost?

I'll still take the monorail to Hammamatsucho. Better deals there.

The cost is a bit more modest at ¥1,600 for hotel guests

Gotta love luxury hotels that charge their own guests to use hotel facilities.

Any interesting restaurants? I'm not interested in shopping.

No English on their homepage no supprise there.Doesn’t seem like you can access it after customs like Singapore’s, all terminals need to be linked to it easily with access for transit& after customs passengers.

Bobo:

There's a Google translate button on the top right. But who knows what the translated version sounds like.

The cheapest room I found was ~ 16,000 yen. Thanks but no thanks.

Bobo: https://haneda-innovation-city.com/en/

The open-air bath is a bit pricey at ¥4,800 for adults who are not hotel guests. The cost is a bit more modest at ¥1,600 for hotel guests. Might be rather pleasant at sunset.

almost 5k for a bath?!?! WTF?!