Shochikubai Hostel No.2 - Men Only Reviews

Very close to Nagoya station. The cheapest hostel with private room in the whole Nagoya. Pretty strong internet. But the checkout time was at 9:00 am, and the bathroom closes at 8:00 am, so you should wake at 7:00 am, if you get used to shower in the morning like me.

Location : a little good price : so so not comfortable, when someone need to take elevator, he should walk on 2F and then can take it.

please just dont come here, you should enjoy spending the night at internet cafe or karaoke rather than here, much more comfortable.

Ckeck in very bad,place too hot for summer.live it there uncomfortable 

Very far away from JR station More than 10 minutes walk Quite old facilities

Great budget room in Nagoya. Super close to the Shinkansen station.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Nagoya Station to the hotel. It looks like a dormitory where factory workers lived in the early years, and the internal facilities are basically at the level of 20 years ago. Judging from the decorative paintings and the employees who came out to receive guests, the operator seems to be Jewish. When checking in, you can get your registration card at the front desk and press the doorbell on the window to call the waiter. The rooms are separated by partitions, and the sound insulation is almost non-existent. Considering the price, just treat it as a high-speed rail soft sleeper car. The sanitary environment is average, and the room is clean and odorless. [Note] ＃The hot water faucet in the public washroom can only release boiling water, and you need to prepare a washbasin with cold water. ＃There are no extra sockets in the room to charge mobile phones. You can unplug the TV and use it, and remember to plug it back after use. ＃Check out at 9 am, and you can leave by leaving the key in the small box nailed to the wall in the room.

The hotel facilities are old, but that's not a problem. The room is not big, enough for one person to sleep. What I can't accept is the non-smoking room. The smell of cigarettes in the room is very strong. I had no choice but to sleep with the balcony door open all night. I left in a hurry before five in the morning. The old lady and uncle at the front desk provided good service and were very kind.

Hall 2 was full, so I was moved to Hall 3. Just over 10 minutes' walk from Nagoya Station. The area is very small, just enough space for a bed. The shower room is on the first floor below. There is a shared wc on each floor. Unfortunately, there is no WiFi in the room, which is very inconvenient. If it weren’t for the skyrocketing prices in Japan, I wouldn’t have considered youth hostels.

If you are traveling alone and just need a place to sleep, this is a good choice if you are thinking of staying at a capsule hotel.

It was close to the station, and the lady at the front desk was friendly. It was comfortable with a lot of explanations in English and the checkout method was fun 🤭🤭

It's nice that it's close to the station. The price is low, so it's okay to sleep and take a shower. It's not as clean as a business hotel.

The location is a bit far from Nagoya Station and not easy to find. When I arrived at 20:30, there was no service staff at the front desk. It is difficult to communicate in English, but I can still communicate through gestures. Although it is an all-male apartment-style hotel, the decoration should be in the style of 20 years ago, which feels a bit hygienic!

Well located, the lady who serves is very friendly and the accommodation is compatible with the price.