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Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel
Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower
This hotel is a perfect choice for family trips! With a kids' play area and children's meals, your little ones will have a blast while you relax. The convenient location, just minutes from Nagoya Station, puts you close to attractions and delicious dining options. Rooms are equipped with everything you need, and the massage room and fitness center help you unwind after a long day. Don’t miss the Sky Dining Bar for a stunning night view and delicious food—it’s the perfect way to end your day!
Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel (JR-Central Hotels)
This downtown Nagoya hotel is a perfect choice for family trips! Kids will love the play area with dedicated amenities, while parents can relax. Just a 5-minute drive from Toyota Industrial & Technical Museum and Nagoya City Science Museum, and close to Nagoya Castle. Stay active at the 24-hour fitness center, and enjoy convenient amenities like free WiFi and vending machines. The on-site restaurant offers delicious meals, with Chinese-friendly services for seamless communication. 350 well-equipped rooms feature bathtubs to unwind after a day of exploration—your cozy home away from home.
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA TAIKO DORI SIDE
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-SHINKANSENGUCHI
HOTEL LiVEMAX Nagoya Sakuradoriguchi
Hotel Livemax Budget Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi
HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Taikodori
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Daikichiya Japanese-Style Entire Floor Private Rental Inn, Nagoya Station
Daikitiya entire rental private hotel Nijakan Newly built Nagoya Station with parking lot
Hostel Wasabi Nagoya Ekimae
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Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel
Staying at Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The location is excellent—just a short walk from the train station and perfectly positioned for exploring downtown Nagoya and nearby attractions. The staff were incredibly welcoming, especially the front desk team—the smiles were genuine, and every question was answered with warmth and patience. During check-in, we chatted briefly about recent visitor trends, and it was touching to hear how much they miss the Chinese travelers; it’s a reminder of how travel brings people together. While there’s a small inconvenience—like needing to cross the street to reach the nearest convenience store—it’s a minor trade-off for such a well-located, high-quality stay. Overall, the service, comfort, and atmosphere make this hotel a top choice for any traveler visiting Nagoya.
Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower
Staying at Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower was an absolute pleasure. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the modern design and excellent service. The best part? The hotel is directly connected to the subway station—just one stop gets you to Nagoya Station, making travel around the city incredibly convenient. All facilities are well-maintained and thoughtfully designed. My room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with a great bed and a well-appointed bathroom. The breakfast spread offered a nice mix of Japanese and Western options, and everything tasted fresh. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Nagoya.
Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel (JR-Central Hotels)
Staying right above Nagoya Station was an absolute game-changer. The hotel is seamlessly connected to JR, Meitetsu, Kintetsu lines, plus local subway and bus stops—getting anywhere in the city or even to the airport or Legoland was effortless. Yes, the room rate is on the higher side, but the convenience made it worth every penny. We were on the 22nd floor facing west, so we could hear trains occasionally passing below—but honestly, it didn’t disturb sleep at all. The surrounding area is packed with options: Takashimaya department store, pharmacies, cafes, restaurants—you can grab everything within steps. The room itself isn’t huge, but the view from the upper floor is unbeatable, especially at night when the city lights sparkle across the skyline. Daily cleaning was thorough, staff were friendly and attentive, and I appreciated the thoughtful amenities like quality toiletries and skincare sets. The bathroom was spacious with a relaxing bathtub—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Overall, the combination of location, comfort, and service made this stay truly memorable.
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
The location of Meitetsu Grand Hotel is absolutely fantastic—getting around by train, bus, or even on foot is incredibly convenient. The hotel’s private elevator leads directly to the B1 level, where you’ll find HARBS bakery right next to the takeout counter, and just a short walk away is a bustling department store food court and direct access to the underground shopping complex. We stayed in a triple room, which was spacious and comfortable. The only downside was the soundproofing—some noise from the hallway could be heard, but it didn’t bother us much. The lighting in the room had a slightly yellowish tone, which made the space feel a bit dim, but again, that’s a minor issue when you consider how central and well-connected the hotel is. For travelers who value convenience and easy access to dining and shopping, this place is a real winner. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Nagoya.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA TAIKO DORI SIDE
Staying at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Taiko Dori Side was an absolute pleasure. The hotel is just a 5- to 6-minute walk from Nagoya Station, making it incredibly convenient for travelers arriving by train or subway. With multiple transportation options—JR, subway, and buses—getting around the city is effortless. Nagoya Station’s underground shopping arcade connects directly to the hotel, offering access to numerous department stores and local shops. Just a short 2- to 3-minute stroll away, there’s a 24-hour convenience store stocked with essentials, snacks, drinks, and everyday items—perfect for late-night needs. Breakfast was surprisingly generous, featuring a mix of Japanese and Western-style dishes with fresh ingredients and good quality. The room was clean, quiet, and well-appointed, and staff were friendly and helpful throughout. Overall, this is a top-tier choice for comfort, location, and value—definitely recommend for anyone visiting Nagoya.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-SHINKANSENGUCHI
The location is actually quite convenient despite the ongoing construction near Nagoya Station—just follow the right path, and getting to the hotel by subway is a breeze. The room was clean and comfortable, with a nice TV that made for great evening relaxation. I was happy to see that we could pay via WeChat Pay, which was super convenient. One thing I noticed: no toothbrush was provided in the room—probably kept at the front desk or lobby, so just ask if you need one. As someone who travels often, I truly feel Japan is far safer than many places back home, let alone countries the government has promoted. My return check-in at Chūbu Centrair Airport was smooth and quick—no long queues, just straight through. I even had time to grab a delicious eel rice bowl before heading out. That said, Yatomi-dōri was packed with crowds, so we skipped the line and instead enjoyed some quiet moments exploring the area at our own pace.
HOTEL LiVEMAX Nagoya Sakuradoriguchi
The hotel is a bit of a walk from the station—about 10 minutes on foot—but it’s still very convenient overall. The room was surprisingly spacious and incredibly comfortable, with a cozy bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. I loved that the ground floor has a laundry machine, vending machines, and free luggage storage both before check-in and after check-out. It’s such a thoughtful touch for travelers who arrive early or depart late. Even though it’s not right next to the station, the location works well, especially if you’re okay with a short stroll. Great value, clean, and welcoming—the kind of place you’d happily return to when visiting Nagoya.
Hotel Livemax Budget Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi
This was an absolutely fantastic stay! The hotel is just a short walk from Nagoya Station, making it incredibly convenient for travelers hopping on and off the Shinkansen. I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious the single room felt—definitely not cramped at all. It came equipped with a kettle, mini-fridge, and microwave, which made preparing simple meals in the morning or evening a breeze. My travel companions were so impressed that they each booked their own rooms here too—they were equally happy with the experience. I originally stumbled upon this property while browsing casually, and lucky me, it turned out to be a gem. Later, when we had some issues with a Kyoto accommodation, I opted for one of their sister locations near Kyoto Station, and the quality remained consistently excellent. We also visited the Chūō Railway Museum (Maglev Museum), which is less crowded than other attractions but packed with cool exhibits—perfect for train enthusiasts. Overall, highly recommend this chain for both convenience and value, especially if you're exploring central Japan.
HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Taikodori
I was really impressed with my stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Taikodori. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the subway and super convenient for exploring downtown Nagoya. I booked on the same day and scored a great discount, making this an excellent value for money. The staff were incredibly friendly and spoke fluent English, which made check-in smooth and stress-free. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Everything about the experience felt professional yet welcoming. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Nagoya. Highly recommend for travelers looking for a reliable, budget-friendly option in a great spot.
Hostel Wasabi Nagoya Ekimae
This was my second time staying at Hostel Wasabi Nagoya Ekimae, and I’m happy to say the experience lived up to my expectations again. I’d already been impressed during my first visit—this place truly exceeded what I thought a budget hostel could offer. The female-only dormitory section is clean and well-maintained, which gave me peace of mind, especially regarding bathroom hygiene. While the friendly Chinese-speaking staff member wasn’t on duty this time, I managed smoothly with basic Japanese—no issues at all. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a 10-minute walk from multiple train lines (JR, Meitetsu, and city buses), making exploring Nagoya super convenient. The area itself is a gem—surrounded by shops like Suruga-ya Joshi-kan, Animete, and B-Books, perfect for anyone who loves wandering and discovering hidden gems. After dropping off my bags, I was out the door straightaway, ready to eat and explore. One highlight? The free self-service drinks on the ground floor—hot tea, miso soup, coffee—all available anytime. Grabbing snacks from the nearby Lawson and sipping tea by the entrance in the morning or evening felt so relaxing. My bunk space was comfortable enough; having stayed in university dorms before, I’m used to shared spaces, and the curtains provided good privacy. That said, as with most hostels, there’s limited soundproofing. I usually wake up around 8–9 AM, but I’ve been stirred awake by faint noises—zipping bags, rustling clothes—around 6–7 AM. It’s not unbearable, especially since I’m used to group living, but those sensitive to noise might want to think twice. Overall, this solo trip meant a lot to me, and the stay contributed positively to the whole journey. The vibe, location, cleanliness, and little touches like the free tea made it feel special. If you’re looking for an affordable, social, and centrally located base in Nagoya, this place earns every bit of its high rating.
The Royal Park Canvas Nagoya
The room was recently renovated and everything feels fresh and modern. While the space isn't huge, its location makes up for it—everything is within walking distance. Just a short stroll to Meitetsu Station and easily accessible to Takashimaya, making it perfect for travelers who love convenience. The surrounding area is packed with shopping districts, restaurants, and local eateries—no need to worry about where to eat or shop. Breakfast included local favorites like Nagoya-style sweet red bean toast and kishimen noodles, which added a nice authentic touch. Clean, well-placed, and highly recommended—I’d definitely stay here again on my next trip to Nagoya.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nagoya Sakuradoriguchi
The front desk staff spoke English fluently, which made everything so much easier. I was able to drop off my luggage in advance—great for a stress-free arrival. Each floor had sleepwear available in the hallway, a thoughtful touch that added to the comfort. The room came with all the essentials: microwave, refrigerator, water purifier, vending machine, and even a washing machine—perfect for longer stays or business trips. While the room is compact, it’s designed for rest, not living, so if you’re just here to sleep, it works perfectly fine. Everything you need is there, and the overall value is excellent. Clean, convenient, and well-organized—this is a solid choice for anyone visiting Nagoya.
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