3-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

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

I must say, it was a delightful experience from start to finish. The hotel is located in a convenient location, just a short walk from public transportation options. Upon arrival, the staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they efficiently checked me in and provided me with all the information I needed about the hotel's amenities and the surrounding area. Overall, I was thoroughly impressed would highly recommend it to anyone.

It was great that the large public bath was open until late at night and until early in the morning! I went to the breakfast buffet at a bad time, so it was crowded and I couldn't get any side dishes m(_ _)m, but there was a wide variety and it was delicious. I want to go again!

I stayed in a single room at the end of the year. The building is undergoing major repairs, so there is scaffolding and netting all over the building, so you can't expect a good view. (Maybe that's why it was so cheap?) Good points Located in front of the station, free breakfast, free coffee High sound insulation from the outside (although it's along the train tracks, it's almost silent) The shower has a lot of power There are two pillows, one hard and one soft Not so good points The temperature of the air conditioning couldn't be adjusted, so it was hot (only the air volume could be adjusted) The sink faucet has two valves, so it's hard to use There are no vending machines on the floor The wall next to it is thin (you can't hear voices, but there is vibration) Parking is paid (500 yen) The interior is nice, but the facilities seem a bit old. The price is on the cheaper side, so if you're mainly here to sleep, I think it's just right.

Think the bed is the most comfy out of all the business hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan. Lovely bay window as well. Right by the Meitetsu station.

One room can only accommodate two people. A family of three can stay in two rooms. The hotel is right outside the Kintetsu Station, which is convenient for going to the airport. The barbecue restaurant at the north exit is great, and the price/performance ratio is far better than Shanghai. The breakfast is average, but it is enough.

I came across this hotel at a time when I was in trouble after the Shinkansen trains were stopped due to Typhoon No. 10, but Okazaki Castle is nearby and it wasn't raining so I was able to enjoy a little sightseeing. There were no restaurants nearby so that was inconvenient, but other than that I had an excellent stay. Thank you!

I was able to stay comfortably despite the late check-in at night. The hotel signboard was visible without hesitation in the location immediately after leaving the high speed, and the parking lot was widely used.

The telephone and customer service was disappointing. If you're in the service industry, you should be able to converse normally. The breakfast buffet also only had canned fish. However, the location, price, and cleanliness are excellent, so I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind the above.