Best Hotels near Shibata Station, Nagoya

This hotel is a few years old, the equipment is relatively old, the service still maintains the consistent Japanese level, it is very close to the JR name and station, the price is not expensive and it is early, and the price is good

The breakfast is good and the room is relatively small. The hot spring bath on the ground floor can only be accessed by boys. You can bring children (this is better than most other hotels in Japan), and give a gashapon when the child checks in

The price is reasonable, the room size is moderate, but the place to put clothes is lacking; the breakfast is quite rich, the best is that there is a large bath, and there is a large and chic rest room, full of comic books (Japanese); There is a big supermarket and drug bureau next to it, but it is located in a residential area, there are no restaurants, but there are a lot of parking spaces, which is very suitable for our self-driving tour.

Despite arriving before check-in time, I was grateful for the reception without a bad face. I also advised, ”It's crowded today, so the parking lot will be full.” Thank you to the front desk.

It was very nice that it was near the station. There are convenience stores and Aeon nearby. However, since it was a weekend, I felt it was a little expensive for the small space. The photo is the view from the window.

I stayed with my 13-year-old daughter. I see a hotel with free sleeping under 12 years old at 々, but it was very helpful because it was not free to sleep under 18 years old, and the room rate of the former 々 was also cheap. I'm already a big daughter, but it was comfortable because it was a double bed with ample size for adults ２ people. Adult pajamas are provided, but children's pajamas are not rented, so you need to bring them (I accidentally forgot ... children's pillows and bath towels should be lent at the reception. is. ) I forgot the smartphone charger, but since the room is equipped with various insertions, it was helpful to be able to charge the smartphone and mobile battery. (２ can't charge at the same time). The room was clean, and it was a ２ minute walk from Sakae Station, and there was a 7-Eleven below, which was very convenient, so I would like to use it again when I go to Nagoya.

Staff are very helpful for my queries from them about where and how will I go to places I want to explore. Location is excellent, safe environment, clean facilities. Will definitely book to this hotel when I come back in Nagoya.

The building is undeniably old, but the rooms and unit baths were clean and comfortable. Not only the amenities in the room, but also the shampoo bar, floss, cotton swab, emulsion lotion and so on at the front desk. I think women will be happy with welcome coffee. It's safe because disinfectant alcohol is installed in front of the entrance front elevator. I was able to spend a good time from check-in to check-out with a smile.

Located in a place that takes less than ５ minutes from Nagoya Station. The location is also easy to understand. The room was large, comfortable and clean and satisfactory. The room space is a typical business. The bed was very comfortable. The water was beautiful, the bath towels were fluffy, and it was good to not smell strange. It may have happened, but it was good that I couldn't hear the sound from the surroundings. I was a little worried that the location of the hotel, the structure of the room, and even if there was a window, the outside could only see the ridge of the next building and there was a feeling of pressure. I thought I could endure it if I stayed for a short time. Breakfast is a donut, donut, coffee, etc. with Mr. Donut. I thought I would be fine without breakfast because there are many convenience stores and shops around. The inn was reasonable and helpful. I wanted to stay if I had another chance because the overall point is high.

Around 8 mins walking distance to JR Nagoya and you can see the hotel building from the station if you walk out of Takashimaya Building. They have an underground pass from the train station and the nearest Hotel exit is via towards Lucine Tower L2 which only L2 has a lift up to the street while the rest of the exits are decked with stairs. Even if you lost your way to the hotel, you can always ask for the Post Office as they have a huge Post office nearby the station and passing by the Post office can lead you in the correct direction to the hotel. The impressive thing here is that they have an amenities bar at the lobby provided for room guests and they even have salt baths too! You can just grab your necessities any time you need. Not sure for 2 people but I find the room space is ok for single person, and very clean. Shampoo, shower gels, conditioner, hand soap and basic amenities like hangers and shoe polish are all provided. They also have cute magnet tags on your door to indicate for daily housekeepers. The room I've gotten is very clean and the walls are definitely not sound proof but decent enough to have your own peace and privacy. Facilities here may look old but I find it acceptable as they are very clean and well maintained. Only downside for tourists is that hotel staff here don't speak much English, and most of the room guests here are mostly Japanese business men, Japanese travelers to high school students and sometimes a few foreigners who can speak Japanese. Therefore, it is always helpful if you know some basic japanese or grab someone to stay along with who knows japanese will be good. Breakfast is in buffet style western and japanese, with soup, juice and coffee/tea. And everyday breakfast will be the same thing, but delicious and filling.