A good domestic airline lounge with showers and runway-facing space.

Useful after arrival or before security, but it is a small landside soft-drink lounge.

A practical north-side domestic lounge with no meal service.

A basic domestic card lounge; use it for a drink and seat, not a meal.

Convenient for south-side domestic gates, but otherwise a no-frills card lounge.

A full-service ANA lounge with showers and a noodle bar for Terminal 2 international flights.

ANA's premium Terminal 2 lounge, with a materially better food-and-drink setup than ANA LOUNGE.

The useful Terminal 2 landside option, especially if you will pay separately for a shower.

A straightforward airside domestic lounge with a longer operating day than most card lounges.

The strongest independently accessible Terminal 2 lounge, with a proper buffet, alcohol, and showers.

A capable full-service Star Alliance lounge, but allow time if a shower matters.

A premium, quieter ANA option with substantially stronger dining than the standard lounge.

A dedicated Terminal 3 oneworld lounge for eligible Cathay Pacific passengers.

The dedicated choice for eligible Delta travelers, but its hours are tied to Delta's evening operation.

One of HND's best airline lounges, notably for sushi, bar service, and distinctive Red Suite spaces.

The dependable JAL international lounge for a meal, shower, and a proper preflight break.

Choose this branch for its later closing time and Sky View setting.

A 24-hour seat-and-soft-drink lounge, best only when the better Terminal 3 options are unavailable.

The best Priority Pass lounge at HND: 24 hours, buffet, alcohol, and showers.

Amex Centurion Lounge in Terminal 3 (4F near Gate 114). Eligible Platinum/Centurion only — not Priority Pass. Same-day T3 departure required.

Priority Pass overnight window only (01:00-05:00). Outside those hours use Sky Lounge South or paid/card entry (~¥4,400).