Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

I visited Lake Toya ten years ago and stayed at the Nonokaze hotel for just one night. The breathtaking scenery left a lasting impression, so I decided to revisit. I considered the Windsor Hotel, but it's up in the mountains and a bit far, plus their shuttle service has limited timings. A lakeside hotel, where I could easily stroll around anytime, seemed more convenient. So, this time I chose Manseikaku. Exiting Toya Station, turn right to find the bus stop. After a ride to Chuo-dori station, I immediately spotted the Manseikaku Hotel sign. I booked a central lake view room. The room size was decent and very clean, though the decor was quite old-fashioned. The sink was leaking onto the floor, so I had to improvise with a trash can to catch the water. The room's view, as expected, was absolutely stunning! Last time I only stayed one night, but this time I opted for two. Having had a higher-quality breakfast in Hakodate, Manseikaku's offering felt a bit subpar by comparison. It was very crowded, mostly with Koreans and Chinese guests, and the buffet was served in time slots. The ingredients were average, the taste was average, and the variety wasn't particularly extensive – just about passable. The onsen (hot springs) for men and women are in separate facilities, so be sure to check which one to use. The baths are standard Japanese hotel style, and you can choose your own shampoo and conditioner. My two-night stay happened to coincide with the fireworks display, which I could watch either from the lakeside or from my lake view room. I pre-booked the hotel shuttle to Sapporo, which cost 1100 yen plus a 300 yen per night onsen tax, paid in cash at check-out. Overall, it was a decent stay.

We booked this room for my parents since they had an early flight out of Terminal 3 the next morning. The room's amenities, size, and service were all excellent. It's directly connected to Terminal 3, so they were there in just 5 minutes the next day. Plus, we could bring the luggage cart right into the room the day before and just roll it out in the morning. The hotel service was incredibly good and super fast. The mini-fridge was fully stocked with all sorts of complimentary drinks, teas, and alcohol, which was a really nice touch. The room was a good size, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view before a connecting flight. Right below the hotel, on the second floor, there's a mall with plenty of shops, and on the first floor, there are many restaurants. It's very convenient for both shopping and dining. I highly recommend this hotel.

So convenient for the airport, absolutely recommend for early morning flights ✈️(ˆ◡ˆ✿)! If it weren't for the close proximity, I would have definitely missed my flight after oversleeping. The room was much bigger than what you'd get for the same price downtown, and the pajamas were super comfy. The only downside was that there were too many foreign guests, making the front desk quite chaotic.

Our first stop for the 2026 winter break was an overnight layover at Haneda T3. It was super convenient as the hotel is directly accessible from the terminal. The hotel is huge, with four elevator lobbies divided by zones. Check-in and check-out were fully automated. My only minor gripes are that the variety of complimentary toiletries on the ground floor was a bit limited, and the coffee machine required payment. Other than that, the hygiene and overall environment were excellent. The surrounding Garden area opened at 10:00 AM and was great for a morning stroll before it got crowded. It was also very convenient for our connecting flight the next day. Overall, I was very satisfied!

After getting off the plane, I originally planned to just rough it out at the airport for the night. But then I thought, since I'm already here, why subject myself to a messy, tired, and sleepy day tomorrow? So, I booked a hotel. It was originally around 500, but I ended up paying over 700 because I booked the same day – couldn't be helped, just had to accept it. The hotel was a bit far, even though it was indoors, I still had to walk a few hundred meters. It was self-check-in, and I just crashed as soon as I got in. The room size was decent, and all the facilities were very new. Overall, not a bad experience.