3-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Glad to stay here, staff was very helpful and friendly. Room size seems a bit small, but it's comfortable and my 28” luggage can open easily. Hotel location is in 10min. walk from Nagoya sta. and easier to find if you are out from meitetsu line side. Breakfast start from 06:30, with acceptable quality and quantity.

It’s a really good hotel, so bad I could only stay for one night. although the hotel was in maintenance, it still looked good, new and tidy inside. the room is not small, and the hotel provided a light breakfast which is very nice and sweet. around 7~8mins by walk from train station to hotel

The location of this hotel is excellent. Everything you do is within walking distance for transportation. Hotel to bus station (if you are taking a bus to outlet mall) or if you book a tour the location is also within walking distance. Shopping, food, local, JR, Nagoya station is within walking distance. From airport to hotel is a direct stop. Hotel staffs are very friendly and they have excellent drip strong coffee.

this hotel is a good place ti stay for budget travellers. its very affordable. we booked a week before our intended travel yet we still got a good rate. they have free drinks for guests until 10pm. they have free toiletries such as toothbrush etc and they have drip coffee too! receptionist is english speaking. they have self check in / check out which saves time. the room is not too big but comfortable and clean. its not very near the nagoya station but closer to kamejima. there is a convenience store nearby.

The hotel is very close to the subway exit and very eye-catching. The tallest building is the hotel. The staff is very enthusiastic. The security guard at the door opened the door every time and took us to the front desk. It turned out that the day was the first anniversary of the hotel and we could draw a prize! Thank you very much and give a big thumbs up! There are free toiletries and free coffee on the first floor. (There are time periods). There is also a free bath in the hotel, which relieves the fatigue of the day. I like it very much!

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 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.