Car hire prices at Haneda International Airport

A good price at Haneda International Airport is around £46 a day for an Economy car like the Toyota Aqua, £42 for a Mini and £54 for a Compact, for October 2026 booked about a month ahead. An Intermediate car such as the Toyota Prius Hybrid is around £62 a day. Leaving it to the last 2 weeks pushes the Economy car to £51 a day. Across the year, prices reach £109 a day in October 2026 for a Fullsize car and fall to £45 in April 2027 for a Mini. If your quote looks higher, the price checker will tell you for your exact dates.

For October 2026 at Haneda International Airport, book early to lock in £46 a day for an Economy car, before it rises to £51 in the last 2 weeks. Booking 9 months before your trip averages £34 a day across the year, saving about 37% compared to £51 in the final 2 weeks. October 2026 is also the dearest month, reaching £109 a day for a Fullsize car, compared to £45 in April 2027 for a Mini. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 2 weeks of pickup.

Europcar is the cheapest company at Haneda International Airport for an Economy car over the last 12 months, averaging £37 a day from prices, but it holds a £222 deposit on a credit card. Times averages £47 a day from 588 prices, while Alamo averages £49 from 720 prices. All 8 desks sit directly at the airport, so you do not need a shuttle bus. Every counter strictly requires a credit card and refuses debit cards.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Alamo is a reliable choice at Haneda International Airport with an in-terminal desk and a zero-deposit policy, though counter waits average 30 minutes. Europcar is the cheapest supplier at £37 a day for an Economy car, but it holds a £222 deposit on a credit card. Neither Alamo nor Europcar currently has the 30 recent reviews needed for a published customer score. Yesaway averages a shorter 17-minute wait at the desk, while Nissan desks average 23 minutes.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

At Haneda International Airport, deposits range from £0 with Alamo, Wheego and National to £222 with Europcar, and none of the 8 desks take a debit card. All 8 counters require a credit card in the main driver's name, so you cannot pay the deposit with a debit card. Extras charged at the desk are listed under each car with their price. You should check the deposit terms shown beside each car before confirming.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

The biggest trap at Haneda International Airport is turning up with only a debit card, because all 8 rental desks refuse them for deposits. Every supplier operates inside the terminal, but desk queues can test your patience, averaging 30 minutes at Alamo and 23 minutes at Nissan. If you plan to rent without a credit card, you will simply be turned away at the counter. National also supplies cars without a full-to-full fuel policy, unlike the other desks.

Only 94% of prices at Haneda International Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

A Compact car like the Toyota Roomy is the sensible pick at Haneda International Airport, averaging £54 a day for October 2026. It seats 5 people but holds 3 bags, so a full group with large suitcases will struggle for boot space. You can step down to an Economy car like the Toyota Aqua for £46 a day with room for 2 bags, or up to an Intermediate car like the Toyota Prius Hybrid for £62 a day. Automatics make up 99% of cars offered, so you will secure an automatic without paying extra.