The hotel says its strategic location, approximately 10-minute drive from Haneda Airport, ensures a convenient transition for travellers
French midscale hotel brand Mercure Hotel, part of hospitality giant Accor, will be opening its latest branch at the Tokyo Haneda Airport, Japan on November 26, Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) has announced in a press statement.
According to JNTO, this new development is designed to cater to both business and leisure travellers exploring Asia. Mercure Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport features a unique blend of Japanese and European aesthetics with stay in a prime location near Haneda Airport.
In a press statement, NTO says that embodying the essence of the ‘Tokyo Eclectic’ concept, Mercure Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport is curated to blend of tradition and futurism. Drawing inspiration from Japan’s rich culture, such as traditional crafts from both the past and present, it offers guests an immersive experience that reflects Tokyo’s unique character.
JNTO adds that it will be situated with direct access to many of Tokyo’s premier attractions, which will serve as an ideal hub for visitors embarking on journeys for business or pleasure. The hotel’s strategic location, approximately 10-minute drive from Haneda Airport, ensures a convenient transition for travellers.
