Best Nagoya Hotels

"There were convenience stores and Macs nearby near the station, which was very convenient. The next day I left the car rental, but the car rental was also close. ５ Since it is a family of people, it is useful for a hotel in a part of such an apartment. I think the price is more reasonable than staying at a business hotel. However, it was a little difficult that the aroma or perfume smell was strong at the entrance and inside the room. Also, I was a little disappointed because I couldn't connect even though there was a remote control that I could see Amazon or netfli. I don't know anything, the sound of the machine in the room became 々 Boone, and I was a little worried in the middle of the night. Other than that, it was a comfortable hotel with a clean feeling, ample size and easy to spend. Thank you."

"Good location, walking distance to Nagoya JR Station and other attractions like the Nagoya Castle and various shopping districts! Small quirk of the room design being the lack of an area to put clothes while showering, and the kettle for some reason doesn't stop after it has boiled? But at least the staff were friendly and quick to resolve issues"

"Hotel and facilities are great. However, what dissapointed me was that when I arrive with 2 kids and 3 big luggage,1 hand carry and few kids back pack, there are hotel crew in front me but no one is coming forward to give me a helping hand but just looking at me. Other than that, all is good"

"Very conveniently located at the Nagoya station so it makes travelling very easy esp with a toddler! Also it’s above the JR gate tower and there’s so many things to shop and eat. We could easily head down to Uniqlo, GU, BIC camera etc. Service was excellent. I had amazon packages delivered to the hotel on the day i was checking in, and the staff alr placed the packages inside my hotel room beforehand! Also hotel guests enjoy special offers at the restaurants on Level 12 and 13 which included the v popular Sushi no Midori! We had our best meal in Nagoya there… super fresh and affordable sushi. The only thing to note is that the rooms facing the train station can hear them coming in and out so if you’re a light sleeper it might disrupt your sleep. We were fine with it though. I would definitely stay here again!"

"Biggest hotel room I've stayed in, in Japan. However, do note that there is no onsen and pool access. Pool and a 'hot tub' will be at a fee of 3300 yen/day. Nevertheless, room was very comfortable and the room ammenities was plenty good. I felt that the gym access was decent. Location was ultra convenient, minutes away from the JR station."

"We've previously stayed at Hotel Keihan Namba Grande before so we were really excited to stay at the Nagoya one. As expected, it has lived up to our expectations in terms of cleanliness and service. Apparently each floor only had one Hollywood Twin Room which was quite surprising until we found out that the Twin Room we had booked was actually two double beds. It's great for people who prefer a larger bed to sleep on or for families with kids but it was a bit cramped for us to open our suitcases. Bathroom was much more spacious than expected. Location was considerably convenient too. Definitely recommend!"

"Best location very near Nagoya Station. Super nice free unlimited drinks provided. Perhaps it is a very new hotel about 3 years old, room layout is the best and most thoughtful among the many hotels I stayed in japan. Partition between entrance and the beds, 2 wash basins and separate bath and toilet areas, make an amazing difference even though it has the smallest room size i stayed during our trip. Breakfast is not great, but good enough for us."

"The hotel is located in the center of Nagoya, close to Nagoya Station and Sakae Station. The king room has a 1.8-meter extra-large bed, which is very rare. The breakfast is not bad."

"One of the few rooms in Nagoya City with two double beds, suitable for family travel. Although the overall space is not very spacious, the details are textured. The location is quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle, and there is a parking lot right next to it. The nightly fee is only ¥900. It takes 7 minutes to walk to the lively streets, and there are many izakayas and small restaurants nearby."