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Curious about the evolution of teeth? The Nagoya Dental Museum is a jaw-dropping journey through dental history—from ancient tools to futuristic implants. With over 100,000 artifacts and interactive exhibits, it’s surprisingly fun and educational. Great for kids and adults who love quirky museums with a side of wow!
This hotel is the perfect choice in the heart of Nagoya! Whether you're here for shopping, sightseeing, or business, its location is incredibly convenient. The hotel boasts a range of facilities, including an indoor heated pool, sauna, and fitness center, plus a massage room for ultimate relaxation. Dining options are superb, with a buffet featuring local ingredients, as well as Chinese cuisine and seasonal Japanese dishes like teppanyaki, tempura, and kaiseki. You'll love the complimentary bike rental service for exploring the area. With multilingual staff and free WiFi in the lobby, your stay will be seamless and enjoyable.
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Near the Dental Museum in Nagoya, Nagoya Marriott Hotel is a top recommendation, just a 15-minute walk away. The hotel offers premium accommodations, excellent service, and complimentary shuttle buses to Nagoya Station, ensuring convenient access for travelers. Nearby attractions like Nagoya Castle and Rennodori Shopping District are easily reachable by short transit, making it ideal for combining cultural visits with city exploration.
The hotel features a fitness center, Japanese-style dining options, and spacious rooms with modern amenities. HopeGoo in advance is strongly advised, especially during cherry blossom season or major local festivals when demand spikes.
Reaching the Dental Museum in Nagoya is very convenient. Take the Meijo Line to "Kuyakudōmae Station," then walk about 8 minutes. Alternatively, transfer from Nagoya Station to the "Dental Museum Front Bus Stop" via local bus—just a 10-minute ride. For those preferring taxis, the journey takes only about 7 minutes, ideal for travelers with luggage or mobility concerns.
The museum area has ample parking, including EV charging stations for electric vehicles. The site is part of a larger cultural cluster including Nagoya City Science Museum and Higashiyama Zoo, connected by multiple bus routes for seamless travel. Download the "Nagoya Transit App" for real-time schedules and route planning to optimize your visit.
Beyond viewing rare dental artifacts, the area around the Dental Museum offers unique cultural experiences. Participate in hands-on dental history workshops, where you can create traditional tooth molds and explore Edo-period oral hygiene practices. The museum also hosts periodic Dental Art Exhibitions, blending historical instruments with contemporary design to highlight the intersection of medicine and art.
A 10-minute walk leads to Nagoya Castle, where visitors can explore Sengoku-era architecture and rent samurai costumes for photo sessions. Nearby Rennodori Shopping District is perfect for sampling local specialties like miso karaage and katsuobushi sushi. At night, stroll along the Nagoya River to enjoy illuminated bridges and urban skyline views, capturing the harmonious blend of tradition and modernity in Nagoya.
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I had a minor issue when booking the hotel, but when I arrived and checked in, the hotel manager personally stepped in to resolve everything—professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful. I couldn’t be more grateful! The breakfast buffet was fantastic: wide variety of options, fresh ingredients, and great quality. There are plenty of dining choices nearby too—great for exploring local flavors. The room itself is spacious, well-designed, and offers beautiful views, especially at night when the city lights sparkle outside. It’s conveniently located, just a short walk from public transport links. Overall, an excellent stay with top-tier service and comfort. Definitely my go-to choice for future trips to Nagoya.
Staying at this hotel after experiencing Tokyo’s high accommodation prices was such a pleasant surprise—way better than expected! If I’d known how great it was, I would’ve taken the Shinkansen in the evening and stayed an extra night just to save money. The location is actually very convenient: about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station, which might seem like a bit of a trek at first, but once you’re familiar with the route, it feels effortless. Right next to the station is the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Store, where you’ll find several well-known local restaurants on the 9th floor—great for dinner, though be prepared to wait in line. The hotel itself has a stylish design that feels like a solid 4-star experience. Staff are warm and welcoming, greeting guests upon arrival and departure, and they even offer a little welcome gift. Free coffee and drinks are available throughout the day, there's a microwave for guest use, and the included bathhouse is a real plus—though we arrived too late and tired to make use of it (definitely next time!). There’s also an air purifier in the room, which adds to the comfort. Overall, the value here is outstanding. A top pick if you're visiting Nagoya!
Staying at Samurai House 3 was an absolute delight from start to finish. Located just a short walk from Nagoya Station, the property offers unbeatable convenience—public transit access is seamless, and everything you need, from local eateries to convenience stores, is right outside your door. The room was compact but impeccably clean and well-maintained, with a cozy bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. What truly stood out was the staff—friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. They went above and beyond to ensure we felt comfortable throughout our stay. Despite being a budget-friendly option, the experience felt far more premium than expected. It’s rare to find such a perfect balance of value, comfort, and hospitality. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Nagoya—especially travelers who appreciate authenticity and a homey vibe. Would definitely book again.
Our stay at Samurai House 2 was absolutely delightful. The accommodation is cozy, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully designed for comfort. It’s perfectly located near the MRT, making it super easy to explore nearby shopping areas and enjoy authentic local cuisine. We walked to several restaurants and boutiques without needing any transport—perfect for a relaxed city break. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere felt safe and welcoming. Even though the space is compact, it feels spacious thanks to smart layout and warm lighting. Highly recommend this place for travelers who value convenience, cleanliness, and a homey vibe in a central location. Would definitely book again.
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.
Staying at Access by Loisir Hotel Nagoya was an absolute pleasure, especially due to its unbeatable location. From Meitetsu Nagoya Station, you can easily walk toward the bus terminal with seamless access via elevators and escalators—no hassle even if you're carrying luggage. Even if you skip the airport shuttle, getting to the airport via subway is incredibly convenient and fast. Just a heads-up: the NHK Building is closed on Sundays, so I recommend using the nearby alternative elevator entrance—take one elevator up first, then transfer to another going down (the spot is clearly marked in the photo). My room was a twin-bed configuration, which offered plenty of space and felt very clean and well-maintained. Everything was spotless, from the linens to the bathroom. The overall experience was excellent, offering great value for money and a stress-free stay. Highly recommended for travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and cleanliness.
Staying at Nagoya Fushimi Mont-Blanc Hotel was a truly enjoyable experience. Located just a short walk from the station, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city. Although I couldn’t book a non-smoking room, the smoking room was surprisingly fresh—there was no strong cigarette odor at all. The room was clean, well-maintained, and very comfortable, making my two-night stay relaxing and pleasant. The value for money was excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I’m genuinely sad to hear the hotel will be closing soon—this place had become one of my favorite spots in Nagoya, and I was already planning to visit again. It’s a real loss, but I’ll definitely remember this stay fondly.
Staying at Hotel Shinsuien was a pleasant experience overall. The room was spotlessly clean, and the staff were genuinely warm and welcoming—always smiling and ready to help. What stood out most was the quiet surroundings; it felt peaceful and secluded, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring Nagoya. While it’s a bit of a walk from Kamiyama and Nagoya Station, the convenience of the location still makes it a solid choice, especially if you're traveling by train and don’t mind a short stroll. The hotel offers great value for money, and being just far enough from the city bustle but still accessible to key attractions made it ideal. I’d definitely recommend this place to travelers who appreciate tranquility, cleanliness, and a genuine sense of comfort.
Staying at Ripple House was an absolute delight. The property offers a fun and relaxing atmosphere with a mini table tennis set and darts—perfect for unwinding without leaving the space. With three rooms, it’s ideal for a family of three, offering comfort and privacy. Everything was immaculately clean—no corner was overlooked, and the attention to detail in hygiene is impressive. The location is wonderfully quiet, making it easy to fall asleep quickly and enjoy a restful night. What stood out most was the seamless check-in process: I received the contact info and access code ahead of time, so I could enter independently. It felt like staying in a private home—convenient, secure, and stress-free. A truly great experience that combines comfort, cleanliness, and thoughtful service. Definitely my top choice for future visits to Nagoya.
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 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.
Staying at 9h Nine Hours Nagoya Station was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—just a short walk from Nagoya Station’s exit 1, and right next to some of the best local eateries I’ve tried in Japan. The room itself was clean, quiet, and well-designed with a spacious shower area that made my morning routine so much more enjoyable. The only downside? We had to vacate the room every day between 11 AM and 3 PM, which was a bit inconvenient, especially after a long day of exploring. But honestly, that tiny hassle doesn’t take away from how great the whole experience was. The comfort, cleanliness, and convenient location make this place stand out. If you're visiting Nagoya, I’d definitely come back here again. A real gem for travelers who value both convenience and quality.
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