Hotels With Parking in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

I really enjoyed my stay at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier. The location is amazing—just steps from Nagoya Station and with a Komeda Coffee nearby that we loved. The hotel has a modern design, comfortable and clean rooms, and even an onsen, which was a big plus after long days out. The staff were kind and helpful, although their English was not as strong as in some other hotels. The Wi-Fi was a bit weak at first, but they quickly installed a router in my room when I asked, which solved the problem. Overall, a very pleasant stay

Extremely satisfied! When I was booking, I hesitated a bit because the total price for a 7-night stay wasn't cheap. However, I decided to book it after seeing that it's close to the station, has spacious rooms, and the beds in the twin rooms are larger than those in other hotels. Upon arrival, I was so glad we chose this place; it was incredibly convenient. Nagoya Station is directly accessible from the hotel. This made getting to and from the airport, traveling to other cities, visiting Legoland, and meeting for our day trip to Shirakawa-go all incredibly easy and saved us a lot of hassle. There's a food street on floors 12-13 directly downstairs, where we enjoyed several meals. The lobby is on the 15th floor and features Japan's highest Starbucks. A shopping mall is also directly accessible downstairs, making shopping at Takashimaya very convenient. For an extended stay, comfort is key. The rooms are spacious, offering city views. The shower is large, and the bath amenities are comprehensive. The complimentary capsule coffee machine and other in-room provisions were also quite nice. Overall, it was a comfortable stay with incredibly convenient access. If budget isn't a concern, I highly recommend it for families traveling with children.

Good, with disclaimers. I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a positive experience. The staff was very attentive and helpful, always ready to assist with a smile, which made the stay feel welcoming. The cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was excellent, everything was well-kept and tidy. Most of the services offered were reliable and convenient, contributing to a comfortable stay. On the other hand, I did encounter some frustrations with the hotel rules and partial disclaimers. Certain policies felt restrictive or not clearly communicated, and in some cases, the fine print didn’t fully match what was initially advertised. This created some unpleasant surprises. In summary, the hotel provides a clean environment, friendly service, and good amenities. However, they could improve transparency and flexibility regarding their rules to make the guest experience ok, not great, just ok.

For convenient day trips, my initial thought was a hotel near Nagoya Station. However, I unexpectedly discovered that the Sakae area also offered free shuttle services for day tours, so I booked Comfort Hotel Sakae. It was very quiet, offered excellent value for money, and the view of the Ferris wheel right outside the window was fantastic.

Small room but cozy and comfortable, staffs are friendly and helpful. Breakfast is served well and tasty. Great location and close to the station and restaurants.

Just right for us visiting family while in Japan. Most staff can speak English & help in any way they can to make your stay more comfortable. Cleaners are exceptional in their attention to detail in every respect. Front desk staff are efficient & friendly. Convenient to Bullet train & local trains. A delightful experience overall. We are return customers with several stays over the years, will happily stay again on further trips.

Located in the heart of Nagoya, this hotel is just a 200-meter walk from the subway station. There's a massive 7-Eleven conveniently located downstairs. Just two streets behind, you'll find plenty of dining options and bars. We chose this hotel because of its excellent central location, making it incredibly easy to get around. The rooms are a bit on the small side, so for two adults and two children, we booked two adjacent twin rooms.

Hotel Forza is conveniently located in a quieter street off the main shopping street in Sakae. A 5-minute walk takes you to Parco, Matsuzakaya and Don Quijote. There is lots of good food nearby too. Osu is a 15-minute walk away. We booked a room for three pax with a double bed and a sofa bed. The room looked bigger in pictures but was still sufficient to open two big suitcases and still had space to walk. As mentioned in some reviews on Google, there was a musty smell when we first entered the room but after that, we probably got used to it and were not too bothered by it. The room is quite dusty though. There was a layer of dust on the top of the cupboard after our 5-day stay. Hotel staff was friendly and helpful. I was looking for a doctor as my child was unwell and they were helpful to call the doctors I have searched and helped look for clinics/hospitals I could take my child to. Would definitely stay here again because of its good location!

The 32-square-meter room with three beds was an acceptable size. The hotel was clean, and the staff were polite. Although there was no Chinese service, their English was good. The bathroom featured a wet/dry separation. The only downside was the slightly long 15-minute walk from Nagoya Station (according to Google Maps); I later found that getting off at Fushimi Station would have been a much quicker walk. Nearby, you'll find a Don Quijote, Life Supermarket, and a selection of specialty restaurants. Overall, it was a pretty good stay.

Inuyama is a small town that can usually be explored in half a day, so an overnight stay isn't always necessary. However, if you choose to take your time and spend a night there, this hotel is definitely your best bet. The hotel is relatively new, so its decor and facilities are pristine. The expansive glass wall in the lobby provides a fantastic view of Inuyama Castle across the way, and when combined with the hotel's reflection on the water outside, the overall vista is truly stunning. The hotel also boasts a natural hot spring on the first floor, featuring both indoor and outdoor baths. This onsen, nicknamed 'Hakutei no Yu' (White Emperor's Hot Spring), is the only natural hot spring in Aichi Prefecture. Interestingly, its name is connected to Li Bai's famous poem about departing Baidi City, as Inuyama Castle itself is also known as Hakutei-jo (White Emperor Castle). Adjacent to the hotel is Yu-en, a garden that guests can access without an admission fee. You can also experience a traditional tea ceremony there for 600 JPY. The National Treasure Jo-an Teahouse nearby was also built by Oda Nobunaga's younger brother. The only real drawback is the hotel's somewhat isolated location; there's absolutely nothing in the immediate vicinity, not even a convenience store. We had to walk over a kilometer to find a place to eat. However, this long walk allowed us to witness Inuyama Castle beautifully lit by the evening sunset, which turned out to be a delightful unexpected bonus.