Nagoya Hotels with Balcony

The hotel is new so the room is nice and big and very modern. I think if traveling as a couple can be really nice, coz the swimming pool and the gym as well as the free yoga class arranged in the early morning can be really attractive. But we have a six years old boy traveling together who really wants to go swimming. But unfortunately, kids below 16 years old are not allowed to use the the swimming pool. So we were a little bit disappointed since while choose this hotel and the JW near Nagoya station, I chose TIAD coz it’s newer and also with nice swimming pool. Such Information about restrictions should be provided by the hotel to let travelers know so that family with kids can make more informed decisions.

Great location, in the center of all the attractions we visited. Couple of minutes walk to Fushimi station. The room was large 25(m2) and worth the value. Hotel staff were helpful and amenities available in the room. Room felt comfortable with good working AC. The only downfall was the hallway, which has a stench smell to it (guess due to the hot weather and humidity.

Couldn't have found a better hotel in Nagoya! This small little boutique hotel has that warm, cosy vibe with it's location next to a park. In the morning/evening time, you can watch people walking their dogs or just rushing off to work/home. You can just grab their breakfast/coffee and enjoy your quiet morning/night right at their cafe. There's a Lawson and 7-11 right across the road and the subway station is just a 5min walk away. We also walked to Nagoya Tower (about 15-20min walk). The staff were friendly all the times and the bedroom space was just fine for my friend and I. We really enjoyed our stay there!

I really liked the hotel but they didn’t have any water available only a machine, the staff was super nice but spoke little english. I still really liked the room and will definitely recommend

Super satisfied! The price is good, the pots and pans in the room have everything Can cook well Even the irons! The suitcase can be placed in the closet and open enough space The bathtub is big too Very satisfied stay! But the temperature of the refrigerator doesn't seem to be cold enough, it's still the same after adjusting

Near the subway station, there are two small supermarkets around, it is very convenient to buy some small snacks, the kitchen is fully equipped, the disadvantage is that the cabinet door installation is a bit low, always hit the head, there is no socket on the stove wall, you need to use a tow board to connect, the power of the induction cooker is too small, the room is small, others are pretty good, If there is a problem, the landlord will reply by email in time, and overall it is good.

ハンドソープの電池がなかったのか動かなく このご時世なので手洗いの石鹸が動かなかったのは残念。あと自転車も最初から空気が入っておらずぱっと使えなかったのが残念でした。

It was very clean and comfortable. It was conveniently located near Nagoya Station. However, it was a little disappointing that there was no place to hang towels in the bathroom and the air conditioning didn't work. Other than that, the facilities and amenities were perfect. It was a great place to stay.

＜Blue Door Guesthouse＞ is about 25-30 minutes on foot from Nagoya Station and about 10 minutes on foot from Nagoya Municipal Subway ”Taikodori Station.” Since I walked to this guesthouse, I thought it might be a bit far, but it wasn't that far later. On the day of check-in at the guesthouse, a message from the staff will arrive, so check the message carefully and check in yourself when you arrive at the accommodation for convenient use. The staff usually works from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (sometimes they are absent), and you can also contact the cleaning staff in the morning. Although it was spring, the weather was still a little chilly, so I was able to sleep comfortably thanks to the comfortable mattress, pillow that supported my head well, and warm blanket. You can use a personal locker during your stay, and you can eat in the shared kitchen and common area on the first floor and chat with fellow travelers. The internet speed was also pretty good, so I was able to work on the computer in the morning without any problems. There was a nice space on the rooftop of the guesthouse, and I could see a nice view as the sun set. There was also a shower, a toilet, and a bathtub, which was helpful for relieving fatigue. I recommend bringing your own towels. However, you can rent them at the guesthouse, and you can also use the washing machine. The area around the guesthouse is very quiet and is a residential area for locals, so it wasn't too noisy at night. There were many restaurants around the accommodation, including Korean, *********, and Italian cuisine, and a tea house that served toast and coffee where you can experience Nagoya's ”Kissaten” culture. There was a 7-Eleven a 2-minute walk away, and a large supermarket a little further away, so it was very convenient to buy groceries, lunch boxes, ramen, etc. If I visit Nagoya again, I would like to visit <Blue Door Guesthouse> again.