Official site lists only self-park lots, not a true valet
Haneda Airport’s own parking page breaks options into P1–P5 by terminal and the Garden parking lot, but there’s no clearly separate “Haneda Airport Valet Parking” product listed. You still park near T1, T2, or T3 in multistory or outdoor structures, then walk or shuttle to check-in, just like standard self-park.
P1 and P2 sit by Terminal 1, P3 and P4 by Terminal 2, and P5 plus the Garden lot serve Terminal 3, so you pick a lot based on JAL, ANA, or international flights. Any “valet” branding you see online likely points back to these same airport-managed facilities, not a different curbside handoff service at HND.
Haneda publishes live space counts and basic fees in yen for each lot on the official site, but there’s no separate price column or surcharge tier labeled for valet handover. Rates scale by time parked, and long-stay caps apply, again shown under each lot name (P1–P5 and Garden) rather than any valet-specific line item.
Some third-party sites mention “valet” near Haneda and reference terminals like T1 or T3, but those listings typically redirect you back to official parking reservations or generic travel agents. None provide a gate number, counter location, or signed “valet drop-off” zone the way North American or European airports often do.
If a vendor offers “Haneda Airport Valet Parking” at T1, T2, or T3, confirm in writing where you actually hand over keys, what company name appears on the receipt, and which official lot (P1–P5 or Garden) the car sits in before you book.