Tokyo Narita Airport Guide | Lounges, Hotels & Facilities

Egor Karpovich

CEO

Whether you're enduring a lengthy layover, spending a night at the airport, or quickly transiting, Travel Code's Tokyo Narita Airport guide has all you need for a smooth visit. Below you'll find up-to-date information about facilities including lounges, free Wi-Fi zones, charging stations, dining options including 24-hour eateries, available airport hotels, and much more.

Tokyo Narita Airport Overview

Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT), is divided into three terminals—Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3. Terminal 1 is the most spacious, comprising North and South wings along with satellite buildings. Flights operated by low-cost carriers primarily use Terminal 3, offering fewer amenities and smaller spaces.

Within the terminals, there are ample dining selections catering to different tastes, although many close around 9:00 PM; however, a 24-hour dining spot Yoshinoya in Terminal 2 (landside, 2nd Floor) is available. Travelers can easily access complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the airport, along with abundant charging stations. For a more comfortable wait, passengers in economy class can purchase passes to use various airport lounges or book airport hotels via Travel Code's airport hotels service.

Airport Operating Hours

Tokyo Narita Airport is open 24 hours daily. Public landside areas remain accessible overnight, while airside facilities typically close temporarily after the last flights depart and reopen at approximately 4:30 AM.

Rest and Relaxation

Terminals offer numerous seating options, from comfy benches without armrests ideal for sleeping to sofas and carpeted areas. Security guards typically ensure safety by checking travelers' IDs and boarding passes overnight. Noise levels and lighting are not always sleep-friendly, so consider bringing earplugs and eye masks for a better experience.

Airport Hotels, Day Rooms & Sleep Pods

If you prefer privacy and comfort, Narita Airport provides hourly day rooms in Terminals 1 and 2 (airside), equipped with showers and comfortable beds. Additionally, "Nine Hours Narita Airport" capsule hotel located near Terminal 2 offers short-term stays and showers for transiting passengers. Several hotel accommodations nearby give travelers free shuttle services, all easily bookable with Travel Code's airport hotels service platform.

Airport Lounges

Upgrade your layover experience by accessing premium lounges available on a pay-per-use basis or with membership credentials. Passengers holding economy class tickets can still utilise lounges like IASS Superior Lounge and United Club. Lounge access arrangements vary by lounge and terminal location.

Food & Drink

A diverse culinary array ranging from Japanese specialties to Western favorites awaits visitors, with Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 featuring the majority of dining outlets. Yoshinoya in Terminal 2 continues operation through the night for 24-hour snacks.

Luggage Storage Facilities

For travelers seeking safe storage, on-site luggage services and coin-operated lockers for short-term use are conveniently distributed throughout terminals, available for rates averaging between 400 and 600 yen per day, depending on the luggage size.

Wi-Fi and Internet

The airport offers complimentary Wi-Fi service, identified by the "FreeWiFi-NARITA" network. Additionally, terminals have dedicated computer kiosks that passengers can utilize free of charge.

Additional Airport & Travel Information

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Travel Code advises all travelers to verify details before travel, as airport conditions and services may change without prior notice. For the latest information or to submit reviews and suggestions, travelers can visit official Narita Airport resources or Travel Code's customer channels.