Hotels near 「トンボの時計台」中島大道, Nagoya

The Livemax Hotel in Marunouchi was incredible! The service I received from the staff was top notch! I felt well-accommodated and the public bath was just the cherry on top. That coupled with the sauna were a highlight. It’s also close to several subway entrances and Central Park for shopping. I truly enjoyed my stay there and would recommend the hotel to anyone looking to visit Sakae or Hisaya-dori park.

Loved everything about the hotel. Read a lot of reviews about how dark it was, but I found it quite soothing and matched its aesthetics perfectly (I dont normally like dark hotels). Beds were incredibly comfy, and the location was amazing! Staff were also super helpful even with my constantly annoying requests and questions. They were always smiling and willing to help, especially the French guy who's name I unfortunately forgot to get🥹Trust me, i was really annoying with my piles of luggage bags, and later need for luggage delivery request. LOL There was also enough room in the triple room to open 2 HUGE luggage bags! Thanks for the amazing stay!

One of the best stays I’ve had in Nagoya— clean, budget friendly, accessible and convenient!!! I have been looking for a place which is near Hisaya-Odori because it’s very accessible and there are different shops to explore, of course, restaurants to visit. One of which is Nagoya’s very popular “SEKAI NO YAMACHAN” — Nagoya’s best chicken wings. There are a lot of Sekai no Yamachan shops around this hotel, and they offer coupons for restaurants to try as well. If your a foodie and a shopaholic like me, then you’ll love this place!

We spended a night in a triple room, which was clean and queit, on the 12th floor. This was our second time staying here so we're pretty much getting around easily. The staff was helpful and allowed us to store our luggage before check-in time. The amenities were all you need plus iron and board stored in the hallway's wall. Breakfast starts at 7am and has variety of food. Recommend staying!!

We traveled to Nagoya Sakae for five days, staying at Travelodge as a family of three—me, my wife, and our toddler. We stayed on their Superior Queen Room, which is amply spaced for a Japanese hotel. Even with its small footprint, it was surprising that it has its own fridge, movable table for eating or work, and an ensuite toilet and bath. I also love that it has a window overlooking Mirai Tower. It has a gym, laundromat, and a co-working space that's also used in the morning for buffet breakfast (optional). I love that all guests are given access to free soda and juice dispenser. Location is also very good, about five-minute by foot to Nagoya Tower, and surrounded all around by convenience stores, restaurants, and bars—really vibrant during the weekends. And if you're into walking, most of Nagoya's tourist spots is walkable from the hotel, including Nagoya Castle and the Science Museum.

The room was just nice for one person. It was very clean and quiet, which were my top priorities. The staff were friendly and helpful. Amenities wise, I enjoyed the onsen. It was also closed to a variety of food options. I liked the restaurant across the small street from the hotel for the Misokatsu, a must try in Nagoya, as the sauce was rich and tastier. The subway entrance is also right around the corner.

Until the end of the year and the beginning of the year 12/31〜1/3, I arrived earlier than the check-in time on the day, but I was able to check in about 30 minutes early because the room was ready. Also, since the previous accommodation record is displayed on the panel, it was smooth only by signature without writing on paper. This time we used the standard room of 709. The room was eastward, there was a view from the window, Wi-Fi was smooth, the toilet and bath were unit buses, but the shower curtain was curved and I don't feel narrow. However, at this time of winter, when you enter the bath, you must bend your knees and sit in the gym, but the drainage and hot water are smooth, and the adjustment of the shower head becomes easy Such improvements were highly appreciated. The bed was large and easy to sleep, but there was no space to spread the suitcase for that minute, so there was no problem because I knew the area. The refrigerator is also a drawer type, so it is easy to use. It was not heating anymore, and I wanted to put the place of the air cleaner on the window side, but there was no outlet and only near the pillow. Check out is smooth with a dedicated machine. Breakfast is never a lot of items, but you can wear gloves and enjoy it in the form of a Viking. The location is from subway No.7, but if you have a suitcase, you can go up to the ground using the escalator of Nikko Fushimi building from exit 4. However, you need to cross the crosswalk. Also, when you walk 5 minutes to the left side of the hotel, there is a supermarket operated by Don Quixote on the １ floor of the terrace barn bridge, and there are many celery, bread, daily miscellaneous goods, and Matsukiyo in the food court. In addition, the post office was nearby to the comeda, the bus stop of the airport limousine which was suspended this time was also close, and the location was also highly valued considering the surrounding environment.

Location is a about 5-7 minutes walk from Nagoya station with nearby restaurants and convenience stores. Staff is so inconsistent - one second they’re polite and the next they’re rude and inconsiderate. I was charged 2000 upon checkout for “extra fee” but wasn’t even told what it was for. Was in a rush to catch my flight so whatever I just paid - but just be careful when staying at low budget inns like this. Laundromat in the hotel only accepts 100yen coins but they don’t even have a coin changing machine so you have to go out and buy something to get enough coins. Wont stay here again.

The response from the front desk at check-in was wonderful. It was very convenient as it was less than 10 minutes walk from Kanayama Station. Also, the room was clean and there was an air purifier that humidified the room, which is a good thing compared to other hotels. Above all, I was able to stay at a cheap price, so if I ever stay in Kanayama again, I would like to use it again.

The bath and relaxation room were very good. Unfortunately. At the breakfast buffet, I packed the side dishes that middle-aged men took nearby in a tapper and put them in a cooling bag. I put 2.3 times with my familiar hand. I was attached to the front desk staff, but it seemed to be doing it routinely. I felt bad.