The room was big enough by Japanese standards. It was on the 8 th floor and I had a Lovely view. The service was exceptionnel! Even though they were not very good in English, they tried their hardest to résolve any issues i had. Very close to the public transport. Easy accès to the airport with their hardest line Meitetsu. Some lovely restaurants ( supermarket, UPlat department store) and of course their Atsuta Jingu Shrine! A must visit. Very calm neighborhood! The laundrette is on the 10 th floor ( washing & drying). The menu of the breakfast was quite repetitive but it did the job ( eggs, salads, cereals, miso soup, bread … and repeat).

The bed was a little hard. The WiFi was a bit slow sometimes. Nothing major.

The location was great, only a 3-minute walk from the subway station. You can even walk to Jingumae station of the Meitetsu Line. I didn’t feel the need to call a taxi during my entire stay there, even with my heavy suitcase.

I stayed in a single room, and as with many other business hotels in Japan, rooms are quite small. The bathroom is a step above the floor, but if you are not used to it, you may hit your toes like I did. I also noticed that the hotel wifi connection wasn’t stable at times. The bed mattress was a bit hard.

I like the service, free breakfast and the location. It’s within walking distance of the train station bound to the airport and the subway line that connects to the main line to city centre. A lot of nearby restaurants that closes around 9 or 10pm . Its a great location.

clean comfortable bed breakfast included

Walking from Jingu mae station is quite far especially if you have large luggage

The breakfast was very good. A good range of both Japanese and western choices. Very clean and very attentive staff.

The wifi was a bit hard to log into.

Bed comfort was bad. Mattress felt like a rock.

location and room rate

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The staff were super helpful and friendly, they made us feel very welcome. The location was great too, close to the subway and to the shrine. The room was just standard, fairly small, but relatively comfortable.

I was really disappointed by the breakfast. It was supposed to be sorted with a help of a nutritionist, yet it was just basic eggs, sausages, bread, rice, miso soup, and three types of salad (potato, lettuce, and shrimp, rotating). Quite plain and disappointing. Also, the bed was by the wall, so I kept hitting my knee. Otherwise, a good stay.

This hotel is quite close to the subway station (Meijo line) and the Atsuta Jingu, so you can easily reach central Nagoya and visit the shrine. The Asian breakfast was tasty, but didn’t change during my stay (everyday they offered miso soup, rice, salad, and some preserves). My bedroom got warm in the last night, and I had issues turning on the air conditioning. There’s a humidifier/fan in the bedroom, which can be helpful in dry days. The bedroom size is a bit smaller than I imagined, but wasn’t a big issue. The mattress was a bit too hard for me.

The room was clean and had a great atmosphere, and the hotel is just about 5-7 minutes from Atsuta Shrine (my main destination). I myself love secondhand bookstores, so the enormous BookOff Plus right across the street was a literal dream! If you want to spend a lot of time in downtown Nagoya (etc.), you'll need the nearby Meijo subway line or the Meitetsu train line.

The breakfast is very basic and mostly Japanese, though the fruit salad and the cereals were a nice touch. The bed was a bit too firm.