ANA Business & First Class
from$3,300round trip · per person
ANA's The Room is the business seat that made other airlines nervous: a suite as wide as many First Class cabins, with a sliding door, a sofa-style bench and a bed that fits two pillows side by side. It flies on the 777-300ER from New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston to Tokyo Haneda, alongside The Suite — a First Class cabin with a 43-inch screen and a wardrobe — and the most consistent service in the sky.
Business cabin
The Room
First Class
The Suite
Alliance
Star Alliance
Hub
Tokyo (HND)
"The Room" — one of the widest business seats, with a door
"The Suite" First Class with a sliding door
Fully-flat beds with generous personal space
Renowned Japanese onboard dining
At a glance
Premium cabins · US routes
- Business cabin
- The Room · 1-2-1 with doorsDetailsHide
- First Class
- Yes · The SuiteDetailsHide
- Alliance
- Star Alliance · Program: ANA Mileage Club
- Hub
- HND · Tokyo Haneda and Narita (NRT)
- US gateways
- 9 US cities · New York JFK, Washington, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, HonoluluDetailsHide
- Flight time
- 10.5–14h · New York → San Francisco and SeattleDetailsHide
The Room (1-2-1 with doors) on the 777-300ER; older 1-2-1 staggered seats on the 787-9 and 787-10
The Suite on the 777-300ER (8 seats, doors); older First on some 777s
New York JFK, Washington, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Honolulu
14h New York · 13h Chicago · 11h Los Angeles · 10.5h San Francisco and Seattle
ANA (All Nippon Airways) fares from the US
Negotiated round-trip starting fares, per person — request yours for exact dates.
Starting fares for lead-time bookings; your exact price depends on dates and availability.
The seat
What makes The Room different
The Room is arranged so that alternating seats face forward and backward, each with a large privacy door, a bench wide enough to sit cross-legged on, and a bed that is close to double-width at the shoulders. Two center seats become a shared space with the divider down. It is the widest business seat on any airline flying to the US and the one most often described as "better than most First Class." The Suite, ANA's First Class, has eight closed suites with a 43-inch monitor, a real wardrobe and a bed with a full mattress. What ANA adds to both is Japanese service: precise, quiet, anticipatory, with a kaiseki-style Japanese menu alongside Western options, sake and shochu selections, and a level of consistency across crews that few carriers match.
Popular destinations with ANA (All Nippon Airways) from the US
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San Francisco
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Tokyo
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Los Angeles
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Osaka
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Los Angeles
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Seoul
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Los Angeles
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Taipei
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New York
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Shanghai
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New York
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Beijing
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Los Angeles
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Bangkok
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San Francisco
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Singapore
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San Francisco
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Ho Chi Minh City
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San Francisco
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Manila
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San Francisco
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Hong Kong
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New York
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Delhi
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New York
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Mumbai
Why it is worth it
Benefits of flying ANA (All Nippon Airways) in a premium cabin
7 things that come with the ticket, before you count the seat itself.
The Roomthe widest business seat flying to the US, with doors, on the 777-300ER
The Suite First Class with a 43-inch screen, wardrobe and full mattress
Free Wi-Fi in Business and First across the long-haul fleet
Japanese and Western menus with sake and shochu pairings; pre-order on many routes
Star Alliance Gold benefits when connecting on United, Singapore, Thai or Air New Zealand
Haneda arrival20 minutes from central Tokyo, versus an hour from Narita
Globe-Trotter amenity kits in Business, and pajamas on long-haul
ANA (All Nippon Airways) lounges
At Haneda Terminal 3 and Narita, the ANA Lounge for Business Class passengers offers a noodle bar, showers and a large workspace, and the ANA Suite Lounge for First Class adds à la carte dining and a quieter room. In the US, ANA uses United's Polaris lounges at Newark, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco for First and Business passengers, and United Clubs or partner lounges elsewhere.
Upgrades: can you move up?
ANA Mileage Club members can upgrade eligible business fares to First with miles, and United MileagePlus members can use miles on ANA-operated flights on some fare classes. Cash upgrades at the airport are uncommon. The Room and The Suite fly on the same 777-300ERs, so the upgrade is within one aircraft; if The Suite is the goal, we quote it alongside The Room at booking, where the gap is often narrower than on other carriers.
Important to know before you book
- The Room is only on the 777-300ER. The 787s that serve Seattle, San Jose, Washington and Honolulu carry an older, narrower seat — still lie-flat, but not the same product. We confirm the aircraft.
- Haneda flights are more convenient than Narita for Tokyo; Narita is better for connections to Southeast Asia on some schedules.
- Cherry-blossom season (late March–mid April), Golden Week (late April–early May) and autumn foliage (November) fill premium cabins months ahead.
- ANA is a joint-venture partner of United across the Pacific, so fares are often coordinated.
Rankings and reviews
ANA was ranked the world's third-best business class at the 2025 Skytrax awards, holds Skytrax's 5-Star Airline rating and regularly wins Best Airline Staff in Asia and Cleanest Cabins. The Room is one of the three business seats most frequently named in "best in the world" lists.
Why book ANA (All Nippon Airways) with LuxeSkies
The difference between The Room and ANA's older business seat is the single most important thing to know when buying an ANA ticket, and the airline's website does not make it obvious. We hold contract fares from $3,300 round trip, confirm the aircraft on every flight, and quote The Suite alongside The Room. Japan's peak seasons need three to six months of lead time; we tell you when to lock in.
ANA (All Nippon Airways) questions
How much is ANA business class from the US?
Our negotiated starting fares are $3,300 round trip for lead-time bookings, with the West Coast typically lowest and New York and Chicago a little higher. First Class (The Suite) is quoted on request.
Which ANA flights have The Room?
The Room flies on the 777-300ER, which operates New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston to Haneda. The 787 routes carry an older lie-flat seat.
Does ANA have First Class to the US?
Yes — The Suite, on the 777-300ER from New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston. It is one of the newest First Class cabins in the sky.
Should I fly ANA into Haneda or Narita?
Haneda for Tokyo itself — it is 20 minutes from the city center. Narita is 60–90 minutes out but can offer better connection timing to some Southeast Asian destinations.
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Reviews
4.8 on Trustpilot, in Clients’ Own Words
“They answered all my questions and were very responsive and provided flexible dates for travel.”
SELCHUK
Jul 22, 2026
“Wonderful! The crew were so helpful! It’s no worry trip! We enjoyed the process especially our trip arrangements. We couldn’t complain of how wonderful everything went! Thank you for making our trip memorable!!!”
Mrs. Gray
Aug 5, 2026
“Tony Carter made the experience easy. He was very professional, friendly and patient; made the process go smoothly.”
Almaree Owens
Aug 4, 2026
“Steven was enthusiastic (to a fault). His first of three offers was about 10% above my budget but the flights really fit the schedule so well I had to say yes. The other two offers were cheaper but the timing was off for me.”
Scott C Rosen
Aug 3, 2026
“Good customer service and pricing saving me a few thousand dollars on a couple of business class tickets.”
Francisco E.
Jul 31, 2026
“Great customer service. English speaking representatives. Quick response time.”
Donna
Jul 16, 2026
“Tony Carter...nothing else needs to be said!!! His professionalism, patience, personable responses made this almost perfect. No doubt will be using him / them again on our next adventure. Alan R Vernon”
Alan
Jul 23, 2026
“It was great! So helpful and patient the only negative thing I can say is it wasn’t communicated the price for assistance until I already paid and left a tip.”
Stephen Girard
May 27, 2026
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