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Narita Airport - Travel Pay Lounge

Layover Experience at Narita Airport - Travel Pay Lounge

During my seven-hour layover at Narita Airport, I took advantage of the Travel Pay Lounge located in Terminal #1 next to Gate 26. For just 1200 Yen ($12 USD), I enjoyed access to this comfortable space for the entire day. It’s a fantastic option for travelers with extended layovers!

Benefits of the Lounge

One of the biggest perks is the unlimited free coffee, water, and soft drinks. However, the true value for me was the ability to relax in a comfy chair away from the hustle and bustle of the terminal. The airport can be chaotic, with many people rushing around, and I often found myself dodging travelers who would bump into me or speak to me in different languages, which added to the stress.

A Productive Environment

In the lounge, I managed to get a lot of reading done. The relaxed atmosphere made the time pass quickly, allowing me to focus without the distractions of the noisy terminal. After enjoying a bowl of ramen noodles for lunch at one of the airport restaurants, I opted to dine in the lounge for dinner.

Dining Options

The lounge offered a decent selection of food at reasonable prices, comparable to those outside:

  • Beef Bowl: 600 Yen
  • Caprese Salad: 300 Yen
  • Total bill: 978 Yen (including taxes)

Overall Impression

Overall, I highly recommend the Travel Pay Lounge. It’s a great deal for layovers longer than four hours, providing a much-needed retreat from the busy terminal. However, for layovers exceeding seven hours, I would consider storing my bags in a coin locker and heading into Tokyo for a more enriching experience. This lounge is definitely on my list for future travels.







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