Mercury on approach to Tokyo Haneda

Next year, the Accor group's Mercure brand will be the first international chain to set up near Tokyo Haneda airport, with a hotel also close to the Haneda Innovation City business and leisure complex.
Lobby of the future Haneda Mercury.
Lobby of the future Haneda Mercury.

The Mercure brand is expected to open next year at the airport of Tokyo Haneda. Passengers transiting through the closest hub to the Japanese capital - Less than 20km away, compared with almost 70km for Narita airport - this will be the first international chain hotel, whereas until now the area around Haneda airport has mainly been supplied with local brands such as JAL City, Toyoko Inn, Tokyu and Henn Na.

Following a management agreement between property developer Samty and the Accor Group, the new hotel is due to be completed in 2023 and will be a 10-minute drive from Haneda Airport. The Tokyo Mercure Haneda will be strategically located and within easy reach of the airport. just a few hundred metres from Otorii stationwhich serves the airport on one side and Yokohama and Shinagawa on the other. In addition to its convenient location for business travellers, the hotel is also a stone's throw from theHaneda Innovation City.

Exterior view of the future Haneda Mercury.
Exterior view of the future Haneda Mercury.

Conceived as a bridge between the world, Japan and its sense of innovation, this vast complex currently under development combines offices, R&D laboratories and in the middle of it all, restaurants and a shopping centre. In this setting, and in a décor inspired by Japan's past and future, the Mercure Haneda will offer 363 roomsThere will also be a bar and restaurant, as well as a fitness centre. For business travellers and crews, the hotel will also have lounges and three meeting rooms.