Hotels With Breakfast in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

It's really clean and comfortable. The staff are very helpful. There's a coin laundry at the 3rd floor as well as vending machines. There are also toiletries provided for free. One can also rent a night wear for free. The limousine bus stop to the airport is across the street. It's also 4-5 mins walk to either Fushimi and Sakae train stations. You can easily walk from the hotel to the heart of Sakae, Nagoya's downtown.

Location is very good just a few min walk from Nagoya station. Property feels really new and everything is in great condition. Room is on the small side even for Japanese standards but also more modern, plus for great views. Well cleaned, no noise issues and nothing to complain about. Good breakfast also with an a la carte option and some buffet dishes. Staff was great throughout the stay. All in all great stay in a great place and will definitely consider this place next time.

The room was nice and amenities like facial cleansers were provided. It's about a ten-minute walk from the subway station. The area around is quite lively at night, with plenty of late-night food options. The key lock on the door was a bit unique. However, the front desk staff's English proficiency was just average.

Breakfast was terrible. There was no sign in Building 2 indicating that luggage couldn't be stored there, so I had to walk back to Building 1 to store my bags, where there was a free self-service storage area. The building is huge, and if your room is far from the elevator, you'll have a long walk. There are no proper restaurants near the hotel, only two convenience stores, it seems. The good news is it's very close to the airport and Aichi Sky Expo, about a 10-minute walk to each. I highly recommend it for overnight layovers or for those attending events at the expo. The hotel strictly enforces the 3 PM check-in time; they might let you in a few minutes early, but not more than ten. Despite being near the airport, it's quieter than I expected, though the room windows don't open.

I loved everything except for our last day. Our booking comes with BREAKFAST daily. On our last day, at 8:30AM, I asked if I could get just a brewed coffee from the breakfast area since there are no coffee facilities inside the room. (They provided breakfast stubs - and ours are scheduled 9:30-10:30AM because of the F1 season). The staff /lead there refused and told me that I can only get coffee later at 9:30. Mind you, nobody’s in the breakfast area and I am 2 steps away from the brewing machine. Still, he refused. What a disappointment.

This is a fantastic airport hotel! It's super convenient, located right across from the Meitetsu Line subway station hall, which connects directly to the terminal building. Perfect for those arriving in the afternoon or departing early in the morning. What's even better is how spacious the rooms are, and they all have large windows. Some room types even offer views of Ise Bay, which is stunning and expansive. The breakfast spread is incredibly generous too. Plus, there are plenty of comfortable lounge areas in the lobby on the first floor. It's all very thoughtful and relaxing.

Location: The hotel is conveniently located not far from Central Japan International Airport, about a 900-meter walk away. Getting to Nagoya is super easy; the Meitetsu Limited Express takes just over half an hour. Value for money: The room felt like a budget hotel, but at just over 500 yen a night, it was incredibly economical and great value. Downstairs, they offer small packets of makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and lotion. Room size: The room wasn't huge, but it was perfectly fine for opening a suitcase, which was all I needed. Soundproofing: The room was pretty quiet. Even though I was near the elevator, I didn't hear any particularly loud noises. Breakfast: It was a Japanese-style buffet with about six or seven dishes and a few types of bread. It was enough to fill you up and very convenient. Plus, the menu had some variety over the two days.

A non-wheelchair user had parked their car in the wheelchair accessible parking lot and was having trouble, so a staff member guided them to a different spot. It seems that the person who had parked in the wheelchair accessible parking lot was also asked to move, but apparently said they couldn't because they had been drinking.

Being a Marriott property, the facilities, service, and cleanliness were all quite good. It's very close to Nagoya Station, with plenty of restaurants nearby, and the underground shopping street also offers many food options. Getting to the Sakae shopping district is convenient as well.

The room was super value for money. Decent room size given the amount that we paid per night.. and they even have a chair in the washroom so that u can sit down while doing your makeup etc?? Staff were all very friendly and kind, which made the stay very comfy and enjoyable. :) It’s a short walk from the JR station, and there’s a rather big convenience store nearby called Ministop. Very comfortable bed and pillows I love it so much. It felt ok for me and my friend (both female) to walk back to hotel from the station at night. A couple of drinking places nearby so it’s very lively at night. I might be hesitant to stay in the area if I was alone though. But with friends it’s fine! Also, don’t miss the entrances to the underground shopping area ESCA. Easy access to restaurants, ***** stores/pharmacies, and other stores for shopping.