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Review: Japan Airlines Business Lounge Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND)

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For the home stretch ofmy quick trip to Japan & Korea, it was time to flyJapan Airlines Airbus A350-1000 business classfrom Tokyo (HND) to New York (JFK). Prior to my flight, I visited the Japan Airlines Sakura Business Lounge at Tokyo Haneda Airport, which is Japan Airlines’ primary lounge at its biggest hub.

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 Hiro
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All JAL Sakura lounges also allow Premium Economy and the full fare “Y” Economy guests on their metals as well.

Also, all Economy passengers traveling on JL 41 to LHR have the full access including meals and alcoholic beverages, except the shower suites.

Love the empty lounge!


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Diamond
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Have not been to the JAL J lounge at HND after the renovation, but it genuinely looks phenomenal. That being said, still have a preference for CX's lounge design at HND given the wood-paneled and cozy feel.


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@ Hiro -- Whoops, great catch! Post updated to reflect that.


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(@Mike O.)
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First, Happy Holidays to you and yours as well as everybody else on here.

I've always wondered, do you ever help yourself to the buffet, coffee, drink machines from the hot options, to the salads, breads and snacks and nibbles, etc.?! Whenever you take a photo, it always seems to be from the (noodle, sushi, coffee) bar. Just something I've noticed.


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 Bob
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Aside from the lack of showers...the Cathay lounge upstairs is a far better lounge.


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(@Brian)
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We were there in October and couldn’t agree more. Made to order dim sum, etc., live pro bartenders, the great view of the Tokyo skyline (vs none) and the lack of any crowding make the Cathay lounge a better choice.


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