Tokyu Stay Kamata Haneda: Pre-Cruise Hotel Review

For the flight, not the ship

Tokyu Stay Kamata is eighteenth, level on 15 with Gotanda and behind it on distance. It's about 3.4 road miles and 8 minutes from Haneda by our routing, and about 7.3 road miles (11.8 km) from TICT, 15 minutes with no traffic.

Keikyu Kamata is 3 minutes away and JR Kamata 8, per the group's article page. We found no single published line from Kamata to a terminal station, so there are no rail points.

Breakfast is served in the room, and the page doesn't say whether it's free. Check-in is 15:00 and check-out 11:00, as listed for the group's Takanawa hotel.

Book it for an early Haneda flight or a late arrival, and take a taxi to the ship, not a train, about ¥5,200 (about US$35) on the meter by our arithmetic.

Book it if

You have an early Haneda flight, not a ship to walk to
Keikyu Kamata suits you
A washer-dryer helps

Look elsewhere if

You want to be near the ship.
You want a restaurant.
You need parking terms.

Why Articles

Why this page leans on an article page

Worth knowing

Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00, shown for the group's Takanawa listing, with Kamata listed as the same.
Apartment-style rooms with a washer-dryer; sizes aren't printed.
We read the group's article page, because the hotel page itself looped.
Luggage and tax terms aren't stated.
Tokyo's accommodation tax is ¥100 (about US$1) per person per night for rooms of ¥10,000 to ¥14,999 (about US$65–95) and ¥200 (about US$1) from ¥15,000 (about US$95), as news outlets report it; we didn't read the Metropolitan Government's page, and Tokyu Stay Kamata prints no tax figure.

What we couldn’t confirm

Parking
Luggage storage
Whether the in-room breakfast is free

The hotel's own page looped on October 5, 2026, so these facts come from Tokyu Stay's Shinagawa-area article page, unless we name another source. Ask about parking and luggage.

Haneda and TICT

Haneda is 3.4 road miles away; TICT is 7.3

This hotelOther ranked hotels, tap one to open itCruise terminalStraight line to the ship, not a routeReal geography: NOAA’s GSHHG shoreline, generalised; reclaimed land at Odaiba, Aomi and Harumi is a rough outline sketched around our pins, not surveyed, and piers and canals aren’t drawn. Map pins from the Esri World Geocoder, address matches, not surveyed points. The terminal pins are Esri’s point for each terminal’s street address, not a berth; Daikoku Pier is the Esri point for Daikoku-futo.

Haneda is about 3.4 road miles from the hotel by our routing, and TICT about 7.3, roughly 15 minutes with no traffic. Every question mark below is a ride you arrange yourself.

Leg 1 · Haneda Airport to the hotel

Not stated

Tokyu Stay's page lists no airport ride — though its web address says Haneda.

Leg 2 · Hotel to the ship

No ride documented

Keikyu Kamata is on the line to Haneda and Yokohama. We found no single published line from Kamata to a terminal station — so there are no rail points.

Our routing: about 7.3 road miles (11.8 km) to TICT, 15 minutes with no traffic.

From HND without a hotel ride

By our routing Haneda is about 3.4 road miles from the hotel, roughly 8 minutes with no traffic, and a taxi is about ¥2,500 (about US$16) on the meter by our arithmetic. A short taxi from the rank may beat rail; the airport page has more.

Leg 1 · Narita Airport to the hotel

Not stated

None for Narita.

Leg 2 · Hotel to the ship

No ride documented

Same station, same finding.

Our routing: about 7.3 road miles (11.8 km) to TICT, 15 minutes with no traffic.

From NRT without a hotel ride

JR East prints the N'EX ordinary-car charge from Narita at ¥3,140 (about US$20) to Tokyo and ¥3,330 (about US$20) to Shinagawa. The airport page has the rest.

Landing on sail day? Skip the night and use the airport page to time the ride.

Which terminal

Terminal varies

TICT is the nearest terminal we measured — about 7.3 road miles, roughly 15 minutes with no traffic, by our routing (11.8 km). It's Tokyo's terminal at Odaiba, run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, with a free shuttle from Tokyo Teleport Station whose times and route vary by call day.

Source: kouwan.metro.tokyo.lg.jp

Distance

~7.3 road mi, our routing

Tokyu Stay counts 8 minutes to JR Kamata and 3 minutes to Keikyu Kamata — and names no terminal. TICT is about 7.3 road miles (11.8 km) by our routing, 15 minutes with no traffic. Haneda is about 3.4 miles, 8 minutes.

Source: tokyustay.co.jp

To the ship

No shuttle stated

No ship ride — so book the cab when you check in. The 7.3 road miles to TICT take about 15 minutes on clear roads.

Source: tokyustay.co.jp

The Night

An early-flight bed, with a 15-minute cab to the ship

From Tokyu Stay's article page, because the hotel's own page looped — and our routing to TICT.

Evening

Nothing on site

Nothing on site that we could find — so we count no evening point.

Before bed

Book the cab

No ride to the ship is listed — a taxi to TICT is about ¥5,200 on the meter by our arithmetic.

Sail morning

Breakfast in the room

Breakfast is served in the room — per Tokyu Stay's article page. Whether it's included isn't stated.

Heading out

To TICT

TICT is about 7.3 road miles (11.8 km) away by our routing, 15 minutes with no traffic. On a weekday morning it can run slower.

Boarding

Keikyu Kamata

Keikyu Kamata is on the line to Haneda and Yokohama. We found no single published line from Kamata to a terminal station.

Page Notes

What the group's page prints, and what it leaves out

Times and rooms from the group's article page. Parking and luggage storage aren't covered — a call settles both.

Check-in and check-out

Check-in15:00

Check-out11:00

Minimum age

—

Not stated by the hotel.

Extra fees

Not stated

Wi-Fi

Not stated

Parking for your stay

Not stated

Breakfast

Served in the room

Pool

No pool mentioned on the pages we read

Pets

The article page we read doesn't mention pets.

Rooms

Apartment-style rooms with a washer-dryer.

Accessibility

Tokyu Stay Kamata’s pages we read don’t detail accessible rooms, so call before you book one.

On site

EV chargingNot stated
Guest laundryYes
GymNot stated
Pets allowedNot stated

Nearby, by the hotel’s count

JR Kamata Station8-minute walk
Keikyu Kamata Station3 minutes

Distances as Tokyu Stay Kamata or its brand lists them, kept in its own units.

Keikyu Kamata

Keikyu Kamata is on the line to Haneda and Yokohama

By rail

No ride documented

Keikyu Kamata is on the line to Haneda and Yokohama. We found no single published line from Kamata to a terminal station — so there are no rail points.

Source: tokyustay.co.jp

By taxi

Our arithmetic

About ¥5,200 by our arithmetic — the Tokyo taxi association's tariff over our 11.8 km route. It's an estimate, not a quote, and tolls and the night surcharge come on top.

Source: taxi-tokyo.or.jp

Bags

Ask first

The pages we read don't say whether the hotel holds bags after check-out. At TICT, 7.3 road miles on, the port's layout shows baggage reception on the first floor, and Holland America says there's no luggage storage at the pier.

Source: tokyustay.co.jp

If you're driving, Tokyo cruise parking has the terminal lots; the hub's ride section compares the rides.

Room Breakfast