A7 Haneda Maison Philippe Omori 701

Name: A7 Haneda Maison Philippe Omori 701
Address: 701, 1-3-3, Omorinaka, Tokyo, Tokyo, 143-0014, Tokyo, 143-0014, JP
Telephone: 81-364798758

701, 1-3-3, Omorinaka, Tokyo, Tokyo, 143-0014, Tokyo, JP

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What we measured

14 km from the centre of Tokyo
5.4 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)
3-star hotels in Tokyo: $150 a night
median of 111 priced 3-star properties, quoted 9-12 Aug 2026

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports, our own rate polling.

About this hotel

Luxurious Amenities Indulge in the comforts of a well-equipped kitchen, deep soaking tub, and complimentary toiletries for a relaxing stay. Convenient Location Explore nearby attractions such as Shinagawa Aquarium and Tokyo Tower, with easy access to Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Big Sight. Travel-Friendly Close proximity to Haneda Airport and Narita Intl. Airport ensures a hassle-free journey. Make the most of your Tokyo visit - book this apartment in Kamata now!

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Carport

Free WiFi

Designated smoking area

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A7 Haneda Maison Philippe Omori 701

701, 1-3-3, Omorinaka, Tokyo, Tokyo, 143-0014

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