Lounge Review: Tokyo Haneda ANA Lounge

Our Tokyo Haneda ANA Lounge review.

Location and Access

The lounge is located above the gates behind security.

Premium Economy and Business Class passengers flying with ANA (no guests allowed), as well as Business Class passengers on Star Alliance and select partner airlines (no guests), can access this lounge.

First Class passengers of ANA and Star Alliance partners are also welcome but are encouraged to use the adjacent ANA Suite Lounge instead.

ANA Platinum or Diamond member or Star Alliance members with Gold status have as well access to this lounge.

Seating options

The lounge is impressively spacious, offering a variety of seating options to suit different needs and preferences. .You can choose to sit at dining tables if you’re enjoying a meal or need extra room, or opt for high chairs along a large counter for a more casual setting. .For those looking to unwind, there are cozy sofa-style seats scattered throughout. .If you need a quieter spot to focus or work, private pods are available as well.

No matter where you sit, there’s plenty of room to spread out and relax. .And if you find a seat near the window, you’ll be treated to a pleasant view overlooking the apron.

Food and Drinks

Plenty of local and international food is available, either hot or cold. .In terms of drinks, the selection in general is standard. .If you are fancy for some more premium sake, you can have a taste of over a dozen different premium style sake for an extra fee.

They also offer draft beer with a self pouring machine, which is standard in Japanese lounges these days.
The food selection at the lounge is really good, with a solid mix of both local and international dishes. .There are plenty of hot and cold options, so whether you’re after a quick bite or a full meal, you’ll find something that hits the spot.

When it comes to drinks, the basic selection is pretty standard, think soft drinks, tea, and a few alcoholic choices. .That said, if you’re in the mood to treat yourself, there’s a premium sake tasting experience available for an extra fee. .You can sample over a dozen different high-quality sakes, which is a great way to explore some of Japan’s traditional drink.
One highlight is the self-serve draft beer machine

. .It’s a fun and convenient feature that’s become pretty common in Japanese lounges, letting you pour a perfectly chilled glass of beer in no time.

Other services

If you’re looking to freshen up during your time at the lounge, you’ll be happy to know that shower rooms are available. .They’re clean and well-equipped.
Another great feature is the option to order freshly prepared Japanese meals directly from your smartphone.

It’s a smooth and convenient system: when you check in at the counter, you’re given a small device that will buzz to let you know when your meal is ready for pickup. .This way, you can sit back and relax without having to wait around by the food counter.

The dishes are made to order and offer a more authentic and satisfying experience compared to the usual lounge buffet. .This definitely adds a premium touch to the overall lounge experience.

Tokyo Haneda ANA Lounge review Bottom Line

The ANA Lounge at Tokyo Haneda is undoubtedly among the top lounges available. .Its spacious design ensures you’ll easily find a spot to unwind, enjoy a tasty, freshly prepared meal, or even try a delightful sake tasting (not free, but a nice addition).