Haneda to Shinjuku, Asakusa and Shinagawa
You land tired with bags, and you want the easiest way to your hotel.
You land at Narita after a long flight and want the simplest ride to your hotel.
Choose the train that stops nearest your hotel. The Skyliner suits Ueno, Nippori and Asakusa hotels, the Narita Express suits Tokyo Station, Shinagawa, Shibuya and Shinjuku, and a direct bus helps when luggage or elders make stations hard.
The Keisei Skyliner connects Narita Airport to central Tokyo in as little as 36 minutes, and takes as little as 41 minutes to Keisei Ueno 1. It serves Nippori and Keisei Ueno, with access to Asakusa, Ueno, Nippori and Ikebukuro. The JR East Narita Express serves Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Yokohama and Ofuna 2.
| Hotel area | Best fit | Transfers |
|---|---|---|
| Ueno, Nippori, Asakusa. | Skyliner. | None to Ueno. |
| Tokyo Station, Marunouchi. | Narita Express. | None. |
| Shinjuku, Shibuya. | Narita Express. | None. |
Other hotels may need one transfer, and we count it for you.
Direct bus services run between Narita Airport and various places, and tickets can be bought at the airport bus ticket counter 3. A bus means you stay seated with your bags from the airport to the hotel area.
Traffic can slow a bus, especially at peak times, so compare your arrival hour. See airport limousine bus versus taxi for elders.
With one suitcase each, a train is easy. With many bags or elders, count the stairs at the arrival station and consider a bus or forwarding.
Most major hotels can arrange luggage delivery, with limits of about 160 cm in total size and 25 to 30 kg 4. Yamato’s Airport TA-Q-BIN does not accept parcels over 30 kg 5. Read airport luggage forwarding. Takkyubin is a luggage delivery service between hotels or airports.
Narita sits farther from the city than Haneda, so the ride is longer. Your flight decides the airport. Read Narita or Haneda for Malaysian flights and Haneda to Shinjuku, Asakusa or Shinagawa.
After a long flight, simple wins. Pick one direct option, keep a warm layer in your day bag and download the station map. If you land late at night, read Tokyo late arrival hotel base.
Send us your flight time and hotel, and we choose the ride. Our Tokyo page shows the wider plan.
If you land at Narita, send us your flight time and hotel. We choose between the train and the bus and count the transfers and the luggage.
You land tired with bags, and you want the easiest way to your hotel.
Your flight options show two Tokyo airports, and you want the one that makes the first night easy.
Your flight from Malaysia lands in the evening, and you want a nearby bed and calm morning.
Tokyo is big, fast and a little overwhelming, and you want it to feel easy.
Your parents are tired after the flight, and the way into the city should not add to it.
You land with heavy cases and tired children, and you would rather arrive with a day bag.
The Keisei Skyliner takes as little as 36 minutes to central Tokyo and 41 minutes to Keisei Ueno, according to Keisei. The Narita Express runs to Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shibuya and Shinjuku. Speed matters less than where your hotel is, so pick the train that stops nearest to it.
The Narita Express serves Shinjuku, Shibuya, Shinagawa and Tokyo Station, so it avoids a transfer for hotels there. The Skyliner suits Ueno, Nippori and Asakusa hotels. Check your hotel's nearest station before choosing, and we map the walk from the exit.
Sometimes. Direct buses run between Narita Airport and many places, and you stay seated from curb to hotel area. That helps elders and big bags. A bus can be slow in traffic, so we compare your arrival time before choosing.
Yes. Most major hotels can arrange delivery, and airport luggage delivery services exist, with limits such as 30 kg a parcel for Yamato's airport service. You then ride with a small bag. We help plan this for groups.
Figures are checked against these sources and dated so you can see how current they are.
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