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Step into Pokapoka Onsen Shinmoriyama no Yu, and feel like you've slipped into a hidden oasis wrapped in warm mist. Every breath here is infused with nature's healing energy—whether you're soaking in the steaming baths or sipping tea in a quiet wooden cabin, your mind instantly resets. More than just a spa, it’s a sanctuary for the soul. Don’t miss this cozy gem when you visit Nagoya!
the b nagoya
Hotel Silk Tree Nagoya
DEL style NAGOYA-NAYABASHI by Daiwa Roynet Hotel
Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-FUSHIMI
Nagoya B's Hotel
Kuretake Inn Nagoya Hisayaodori
Fifth Proper 302
Henn na Hotel Premier Nagoya Fushimiekimae
Hotel Wing International Nagoya
Lamp Light Books Hotel Nagoya
Just Inn Premium Nagoya Station
Nagoya Crown Hotel
Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi
Prosupa 5th #501
Ryokan Shochiku
Trust Nagoya Apartment
Vacation Rent Higashisakura
Access by Loisir Hotel Nagoya
Frequently Asked Questions
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Shōzama no Yu Onsen Hotel is the top choice near Shōzama no Yu, offering traditional Japanese architecture and modern amenities. Guests can enjoy private outdoor baths and natural hot spring pools with scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The hotel features a kaiseki restaurant serving fresh local ingredients, and provides free shuttle service to Nagoya Station for convenient access. Additional wellness options include sauna and massage therapies, making it perfect for relaxation.
From Nagoya city center, take the Meitetsu Railway to Shin-Shōzama Station, a 20-minute ride with frequent departures. The onsen is just a 5-minute walk from the station. Alternatively, a taxi ride takes about 15 minutes and costs ¥1,500–¥2,000. Many onsen hotels offer complimentary shuttle services, so HopeGoo in advance is recommended. This route ensures easy and efficient access to this popular suburban hot spring destination.
Beyond soaking in the hot springs, visitors can enjoy traditional kimono dressing and garden photography, immersing in Japanese culture. Hands-on local pottery workshops allow guests to create their own ceramic souvenirs. Seasonal flower exhibitions and tea ceremony experiences are also offered. Some hotels host evening bonfire gatherings and stargazing events, providing serene moments under the night sky amidst quiet mountain scenery—perfect for rejuvenation.
Traveler Reviews
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the b nagoya
Staying at the b Nagoya was a pleasant surprise. The twin room was larger than expected, with plenty of power outlets for charging devices—no more cable chaos! The TV was big and clear, perfect for relaxing after a long day. Daily water refills were a thoughtful touch, though housekeeping came every three days. I appreciated that toiletries, mouthwash, and other essentials were available at the lobby—convenient and eco-friendly. From 3 to 7 PM, they served delicious pastries in the lobby—simple but satisfying. And the 24/7 coffee machine? A lifesaver for late-night travelers. Located near public transit, it’s easy to get around Nagoya. The vibe is modern yet welcoming, and the attention to small details really sets this hotel apart. For a city stay in Japan, this is one of the better options I’ve experienced—great value, great comfort, and a real home-away-from-home feel.
Hotel Silk Tree Nagoya
This place is perfect for solo travelers! The single room is surprisingly spacious—my 26-inch suitcase opened easily without feeling cramped. Right downstairs is a convenience store, so late-night snacks or essentials are just a quick step away. Walking to Sakae or Fushimi takes only about 10 minutes, and there’s even a nearby Ichiran Ramen shop—I couldn’t resist stopping by for a steaming bowl of their famous tonkotsu. The location is fantastic, the room is clean and quiet, and everything feels well thought out. For such a great price, the value is unbeatable. If you're visiting Nagoya alone, this hotel should be at the top of your list. Definitely coming back next time!
DEL style NAGOYA-NAYABASHI by Daiwa Roynet Hotel
The room was perfectly positioned facing Nagoya Station, offering an amazing view that made every morning feel special. The breakfast was outstanding—fresh, delicious, and well-balanced with a great variety of options. Staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help without being intrusive. Cleanliness is top-notch throughout the hotel: spotless bathrooms, crisp linens, and high-quality toiletries that felt luxurious. My favorite part? The 14th-floor communal bath—it’s spacious, clean, and has a soothing, spa-like atmosphere. I loved walking to the station daily, especially when traveling light—just a quick stroll turned into a little exploration of local shops and snacks along the way. On my last day, I took a taxi to the airport, which cost around ¥1,000, but honestly, given how central the location is, it’s totally worth it. This place offers comfort, convenience, and excellent value. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya.
Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace
The location of Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the city center and easily accessible by subway. The room photos matched the actual space exactly, which made me feel confident booking without any surprises. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—even though they didn’t speak English, simple gestures communicated everything clearly. I appreciated the warmth and effort they put in. Plus, the view from the window was stunning, offering great cityscape views. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and I’ll definitely be returning.
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki
Staying at Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki was a great choice for my trip to Nagoya, especially if you're heading to the Nagoya Dome for a concert. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and it's only 6-7 stops to the dome with no transfers needed—super convenient. Check-in is strict at 3 PM, but there’s a comfortable waiting area in the lobby, and they even offer free breakfast (I didn’t grab it, but still felt good about the perk). The room is compact but well-equipped—perfect for solo travelers. I loved that the ground floor has a Lawson, FamilyMart, and a Sushiro, plus several highly-rated restaurants nearby that I wish I had time to try. The only thing to note: the street can feel a bit off at night, but honestly, it didn’t affect my stay. Overall, excellent value, friendly staff, and super central location—highly recommend for anyone visiting the area!
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-FUSHIMI
The hotel is very convenient despite the ongoing renovation at Exit 6, which requires a slight detour—still, it doesn’t affect the overall ease of access. I really appreciated the complimentary travel-sized skincare items: face wash, toner, and moisturizer, which are available at the 2nd-floor lobby. They’re high quality and feel luxurious—like staying in a premium hotel. The free mini ice pops from 4 PM to midnight were a delightful surprise; refreshing and just sweet enough. I booked a slightly larger room, and having a 28-inch top-opening suitcase made life so much easier—perfect for storing daily toiletries and clothes. Meanwhile, my other suitcase was used exclusively for souvenirs from shopping trips, neatly tucked into the small recess by the door. This smart setup saved space and kept everything organized. Overall, the room layout, thoughtful amenities, and attention to detail make this stay incredibly comfortable and efficient. Highly recommend for both business and leisure travelers.
Nagoya B's Hotel
The front desk staff was incredibly thoughtful upon check-in, offering a detailed walkthrough of the hotel layout, meal service times, and onsen opening hours—so helpful and welcoming! The welcome cocktail at the ground floor bar is a real highlight—it changes daily with fresh, unique flavors that make every visit feel special. Accessing the onsen is seamless with just your room keycard, which adds a nice touch of convenience. The onsen itself is spotlessly clean, and the water jets are powerful and invigorating—perfect for relieving tension after a long day. I found myself falling asleep almost instantly afterward, completely relaxed. It’s rare to find such a well-balanced blend of comfort, cleanliness, and thoughtful touches in a budget-friendly stay. This place truly stands out. I’ll definitely be back.
Kuretake Inn Nagoya Hisayaodori
We booked a connecting room at Kuretake Inn Nagoya Hisayaodori and were pleasantly surprised by how well-suited it was for our family of four. While the rooms are on the smaller side—making it tight to fully open large suitcases—they still offered a comfortable double bed and an en-suite bathroom in each, which made morning routines much smoother since we didn’t have to compete for the washroom. The hotel’s location is fantastic—just a 10-minute walk from Exit 1A of Hisayaodori Station—and it’s within easy walking distance of the Rōnen area, with Don Quijote just around the corner. Whether you're grabbing snacks, souvenirs, or just exploring the neighborhood, everything is convenient and close by. For travelers looking for a budget-friendly yet practical stay in Nagoya, this place delivers great value and real comfort.
Henn na Hotel Premier Nagoya Fushimiekimae
The hotel is just a 2-minute walk from Fushimi Station, and the exit has an elevator straight to ground level—perfect for hauling luggage. I appreciated how close it was to the station, especially after a long journey. Right downstairs is a 7-Eleven, making late-night snacks or essentials super convenient. Check-in and check-out are fully self-service, and both went smoothly without any hiccups. The room size was adequate, with a spacious bed that made for a comfortable night’s sleep. The only minor note: the pillows were a bit on the low side for my preference. I stayed on the 10th floor, and the soundproofing was excellent—no noise from outside at all, which made for a truly peaceful rest. A small but thoughtful touch: there’s a mirror on the desk, which is great for those of us who care about grooming. The LG Styler in the room was a game-changer—it dried my clothes quickly and even sanitized them with deodorizing features. After five nights, I noticed cleaning followed a pattern: full housekeeping happened around days 3 or 4, while the other days had light tidying. There’s no bottled water provided in the room, but the bathroom tap offers drinkable water, and there’s also a free water refill station on the second floor. I also liked the self-service luggage storage with lockers and password access—very secure and hassle-free. If the lockers were full, the front desk offered alternative storage. Overall, this place delivers amazing value for money. I’d definitely stay here again when I’m back in Nagoya.
Hotel Wing International Nagoya
Staying at Hotel Wing International Nagoya was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from major attractions like the Nagoya Science Museum, Nagoya Tower, and Nagoya Castle. There are plenty of convenience stores and dining options nearby, making it super convenient for meals and daily needs. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. With such great value and easy access to everything, this hotel is definitely worth recommending. I’d happily stay here again on my next visit to Nagoya.
Just Inn Premium Nagoya Station
Staying at Just Inn Premium Nagoya Station was an absolute pleasure! The hotel is incredibly close to Nagoya Station, making travel in and around the city a breeze—just a short walk away. The surrounding area is vibrant with great views and easy access to convenience stores and local eateries. My room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable, with a fantastic bathtub that made for a relaxing soak after a long day exploring. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed, from the quiet ambiance to the excellent location. It’s a perfect base for both business and leisure travelers. I’d definitely book again—highly recommended!
Nagoya Crown Hotel
Staying at Nagoya Crown Hotel was a refreshing experience—especially with its authentic onsen vibe. I noticed many local Japanese guests, which made me feel like this is a well-known spot among residents. The hotel has a classic Japanese feel with older-style architecture, but it adds character rather than feeling outdated. The onsen is open from 3 PM to 10 AM the next day—perfect for a long soak after a day of exploring. Breakfast was solid: generous portions, good variety, and tasty dishes. The hotel faces a huge Don Quijote, and there are several convenience stores nearby, so getting essentials isn’t an issue. The only downside? It’s a bit far from the train station, which might be tricky for international travelers without a car. But honestly, that’s part of the charm—it feels more like living like a local in Nagoya. If you’re looking for a genuine, relaxed stay with great onsen access, this place delivers.
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