Review: Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport

After wrapping up my time on the slopes in Niseko, I took a quick flight back to Tokyo Haneda and made my way over to Tokyo Narita by way of a bus. I had a flight to catch to Bangkok the next day on Thai Airways, and since there weren’t any good options for direct flights from Sapporo to Tokyo Narita on a same-day connection, I opted to camp out at the airport for a night instead.

There were plenty of options available by the airport; however, I opted for the Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport to earn Hilton Honors points. I wasn’t expecting too much from my stay, but I wound up being pleasantly surprised.

Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport – Booking

As I’d just begun my journey with earning Hilton Honors points, I didn’t have any at my disposal for redemptions. I opted to pay the regular cash rate for my stay, which came out to ¥14,879 ($149 CAD).

Prepaid rates for the hotel are consistent at ¥9,405 ($94 CAD) if you book in advance, while regular flexible rates are typically around ¥12,000 ($120 CAD). Prices skew as high as ¥20,000 ($200 CAD) per night during holidays and last-minute bookings; however, you can expect to pay around ¥12,000 ($120 CAD) on average.

Award redemptions are also fairly consistent at around 22,000 Hilton Honors points per night. On some dates, the cost can spike to upwards of 50,000 points per night, but for the most part, expect to pay 22,000–25,000 points for a one-night stay.

We value Hilton Honors points at 0.7 cents per point (CAD). You likely won’t get a spectacular redemption value at this property, so it may be best to save your points for a higher-end hotel instead. It’s a similar story with a Free Night Reward, which can be substantially more valuable if redeemed at other properties.

Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport – Location

As the name suggests, the Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport is located within a close proximity to one of Tokyo’s two co-terminal airports.

To access the hotel from the airport,…