The ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2) is a great place to start your journey with ANA.
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The ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 2
Location of the ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2)
The lounge is located on Level 4 of Terminal 2 (International) – turn right just past security screening and head up the escalators.
Note: Terminal 2 is badged as the domestic terminal at Haneda with Terminal 3 as the international terminal) however ANA operates some international flights out of T2 – so be sure to check!
Opening hours: The lounge is open from 5:00 am to departure of the last ANA international flight departing from Terminal 2.
Lounge layout and seating of the ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2)
The space is unmistakably Japanese – modern, minimalist, and space efficient. It has a large floor plan with over 900 seats.
On entry, there is an open seating area with communal lounges. It then opens up into the main space with rows and rows of individual armchair seating, each with a small table and power.
Around the floor-to-ceiling windows that wrap around two sides is bar-like seating; there is lots of space between seats and power at each seat. Finally toward the rear are individual ‘booths’ with more space – snag one at the very end with maximum privacy and a view!
Looking out on tarmac and sea views and lots of natural light is always a plus – we caught the sunrise before our morning flight.
The staff were very attentive and did an excellent job at clearing away used plates and cups.
Food and beverage in the ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2)
The lounge offers delicious Japanese and Western food. For breakfast, there is a buffet counter with sushi, onigiri, Japanese chicken curry (with automatic rice dispenser!), salads, and usual western options (eggs, bacon, sausages, etc).
There is also a made-to-order noodles counter for udon, ramen, and soba. You can order from your seat in advance via a QR code to save waiting in line. The food section can get busy but any lines do move quickly.
There is an impressive range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, with several self-service machines that dispensed water, tea, juice, soft drink, coffee, and beer.
Also a wine and spirits selection, and dedicated counter for traditional Japanese alcoholic beverages (sake, shochu).
Lounge Amenities of the ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2)
For those travelling for work, there is free WiFi, a dedicated business area complete with a office printer. Power points and USB-A ports are plenty and scattered throughout the lounge. There’s even a row of booths for phone calls.
The ANA Lounge shower room operates on a convenient booking system. The two bathrooms are clean, modern, and are fitted with Kose amenities.
Travellers with young children, the lounge does have a kids playroom with an assortment of toys and a TV.
How to access the ANA Lounge – Tokyo Haneda Airport (Terminal 2)
The Pier Business Lounge can be accessed by passengers travelling in business class on Cathay Pacific and oneworld airlines (such as Qantas), passengers with oneworld Sapphire (this would include Qantas Gold) and above status holders travelling in Economy Class.
| By class of travel | Premium Economy and Business Class passengers departing on ANA (no guest). Business Class passengers departing on Star Alliance and selected partner airlines (no guest). First Class passengers of ANA and Star Alliance partners can also access this lounge but they should opt for the ANA Suite Lounge next door instead. |
| By airline frequent flyer status | ANA Platinum Service and Super Flyer members (can bring one guest). |
| By alliance frequent flyer status | Star Alliance Gold equivalent members from partner airlines when flying on ANA or another Star Alliance carrier (can bring one guest). |
| Paid access | ANA Economy passengers flying on fare class can pre-purchase access online for JPY 8,000 (~A$82). ANA Economy passengers flying on fare class L/K/X can only purchase access at the counter for JPY 12,000 (~A$122). |
Verdict
An amazing lounge – as one might expect from a flagship lounge of a national carrier. An enjoyable place to spend time before a flight (unlike a lot of other lounges these days) – highly recommend a visit!
Also read: Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport Hotel Review
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