Hotels near Nagoya Dome, Nagoya

"The hotel was under renovation, and the front desk was makeshift, but the staff were friendly and enthusiastic. Although the room was small, it was clean and comfortable, perfect for a good rest. There's a drugstore and a convenience store downstairs, and it's about a 7-8 minute walk from Shin-Sakaemachi subway station. Sakae shopping district is also within walking distance."

"What a wonderful stay! Although I've visited Nagoya several times, this was my first time staying in the Sakae district. While it's not as convenient for JR access as the area around Takashimaya, I personally think Sakae offers better, more youthful, and stylish shopping than Nagoya JR Station – there's just too much to explore! The hotel itself is very international, and the lobby's design sets it apart from other hotels. It also offers excellent privacy. Check-in was quiet and orderly. The staff spoke fluent English, were quick and very friendly, providing a great comfort after a long journey. The room was thoughtfully designed with many small surprises – I won't spoil them all; you'll have to discover them for yourselves!"

"This is an excellent hotel! Its location is superb, just a 3-5 minute walk from Sakae Station Exit 3, and very close to the airport limousine bus stop, making transportation incredibly convenient. The surrounding area has a wide range of amenities, making dining, getting around, and shopping extremely easy. Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, it's very clean and tidy. The staff service was particularly outstanding; they even helped me call a taxi. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit."

"My go to accommodation in Nagoya. This hotel was superb whether your a solo traveller or travelling with someone. Staffs are friendly. They have a lounge to use for working from home. And most of all, a nice hearty breakfast. Definitely will come back again"

"This was my first time staying at this hotel in Nagoya, and I have to admit, the room was really small, even for one person it felt cramped. Luckily, the hotel's location is excellent, right in the business district with Mitsukoshi and Matsuzakaya department stores nearby, which is super convenient for shopping. The hotel breakfast was decent, but the famed unagi don (eel rice bowl) never made an appearance. Also, when I went for breakfast on the second floor in the morning, there was no one at the restaurant entrance. I just stood there with my meal ticket, feeling a bit silly. After waiting for a while, I couldn't hold back and said, ”Is anyone here?” That's when a male staff member, who I believe was Southeast Asian, peeked out from a room next to the reception desk. He only stood up after seeing the meal ticket in my hand, and then I was finally able to enter the restaurant. I hope the hotel strengthens its staff's service awareness, especially the training for foreign employees. Only then can they attract more guests amidst fierce market competition."

"Nice room and Onsen I had a chance to stop by at nagoya for a night. For me it's a bit far from the station but walkable. Have 7-11 nearby and many restaurants. But Love that it's close to Tower park. - Room is quite spacious and comfy. - Bathroom is small. - A space for little closet is good. - Onsen is nice, I love outdoor area and cute basket for belonging. Lucky I got quiet environment and nice vibe, can store luggage for free. Maybe stay again next time."

"Room size was decent! Bed and floor were clean, but the hangers and shelves had a visible layer of dust. Rooms are accessible by QR code or a PIN code which are convenient, but be mindful during check in if anyone else can hear your room number and code. We asked for a new code for this reason, which the hotel thankfully easily agreed to. Location was good, away from the bustling city but with enough dining options nearby, even a 24h Ichiran!"

"The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the subway station, or a 1600 yen taxi ride from JR Nagoya. Although the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are very well-maintained. There's a drugstore and three convenience stores right downstairs, which is super convenient. It's also just a 10-15 minute walk to the shopping district, where you'll find Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, Parco, and other major brands all on the same street."

"The front desk service was quite good, and breakfast was decent. Overall, it offered good value for money."

"The hotel staff at the entrance helped with my luggage. All the staff I met were very attentive, but their English was poor, making communication a bit difficult. The interior was rather old, and you still need a key to open the door. Breakfast cost 2100 yen and had a lot of Japanese food; the Western food also tasted similar to Japanese food."