Breakfast Review : Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport” Japanese and Western buffet breakfast! Chew on rice balls at the tile-designed seats.

Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport buffet breakfast

I went to a trial stay at the Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport, which will open on November 26, 2023.

This is the ninth Mercure Hotel in Japan operated by Accor.
It is a 10-minute drive from Haneda Airport, a 4-minute walk from Otorii Station, and a 6-minute walk from Anamoriinari Station.
Free shuttle bus service between the hotel and Haneda Airport, no reservation required.
Check-in 15:00, Check-out 11:00
It has 363 guest rooms.

Thorough information about “Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport” on the reservation site Agoda

Breakfast is served in the restaurant on the first floor.

Breakfast is served buffet style in the restaurant on the first floor from 6:00 to 10:00.
In a seat by the wall with inlaid tiles.

A colorful Western menu. Egg dishes and thick pancakes are also available.

The buffet table is filled with colorful salads and fruits.
Western menu including salmon, ham, cheese, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, bread, pancakes, and cereal.

Japanese food corner – local specialty tsukudani (food boiled in soy sauce), rice ball making

The Japanese food corner includes rice, porridge, miso soup, side dishes that go well with rice such as grilled fish and omelet, and rice ball making with your favorite fillings.
Tsukudani from nearby tsukudani shops are also lined up.

Drinks include fresh juice, coffee & tea

Drinks include detox water, fresh juices, Sumik Tea tea bags, and FRANKE coffee machines.

Yogurt and milk were available, respectively, as well as low-fat and soy milk.
A Western menu of interest, and a whole range of Japanese side dishes.

Thorough information about “Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport” on the reservation site Agoda

Information and access to Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport

Thorough information about “Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport” on the reservation site Agoda