One of the loveliest hotels I've ever stayed in. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and consistently went the extra mile. The rooms were large, especially considering the price paid, with extremely comfortable beds and bedding. I was a little concerned about the exposed dressing area adjacent to the shower/bath unit, but there is a screen you can pull across for significantly greater privacy if required. Supplied toiletries were excellent. The location is extremely convenient for Kintetsu Nagoya station. I would love to comment on the foyer cafe, but my early starts meant I was never around when it was open. A big shame, as it looked great.

Not as convenient for JR Nagoya station, especially the Shinkansen tracks. If you send your luggage directly to/from the hotel it won't be a problem, but it feels like a long way with a check-in suitcase. No self-service laundry - although there are alternatives nearby. No casting or streaming services on the TV. There is an expressway ramp directly outside the hotel, which wasn't usually a problem, but there were occasionally people revving their engines, especially at night. More hooks/towel rails in the dressing area would've been useful. The sofa in the room is comfortable, but it slides along the floor quite readily, which was a little annoying. Might seem like a lot of negatives, but these are only very small issues.

We learnt very quickly during our trip that most hotels near the train station are not actually near. That said, for those able to do short walks, Nikko Style is only 10-15 minutes away from the Nagoya Meitetsu Station (airport train line). A plus is that majority of their day staff are able to speak English, which is really convenient! The hotel itself hosts Saturday evening events as well, which is a vibe for the younger traveller. For its price, room size and amenities, it’s a wonderful find!

nice room for a family of four. great lobby, very friendly staff

room was very dusty, clothes turned dusty after a few minutes in the room. please clean more than bathroom only. (see pictures); breakfast options too complicated, we prefer a simple buffet without a menu.

The Japanese set breakfast choice was exceptional. The rest of the buffet was also very good. Staff were very friendly, efficient and helpful, with excellent service in all areas. Hotel location is good - less than 10 min walk to Nagoya station. Note that getting out of Nagoya station can be confusing due to its' size and the multiple exits. So ensure that you have precise directions. Hotel rooms and facilities are very good. Several major attractions are within walking distance (under 30min) from Nikko Nagoya hotel. - Nagoya castle/Hommaru palace, Noritake gardens, Toyota Commemorative museum, Science museum, Osu-shotengai district, etc. Do not believe people who say there isn't much to do in Nagoya. We stayed 5 nights and were fully occupied every day. And Nikko Style Nagoya is definitely a top choice if you are planning a stay in Nagoya.

Cannot think of anything. My wife and I are an elderly couple (68 years) and this was our 6th journey to Japan. We enjoyed our visit to Nagoya city and our stay at Nikko Style Nagoya.

The staff at Nikko Style Nagoya were very helpful. The woman who helped us one day in getting us a taxi explained to the taxi driver where we wanted to go. She told him that we wanted to stop at a place and walk around for a little while he waited. We're not used to that kind of service in the US. The beds were also very comfortable and clean. It was also great to be able to use the washer and dryer to do our laundry. The TV displayed the washers and dryers to see which were available to use and how much time was left on each one. The hotel was in very easy walking distance to the subway. It was also very close to the Nagoya Station. Excellent location.

The windows were not ones you could see through, so no view was available.

Loved the room and the breakfasts. We always picked the Japanese breakfast and was nit disappointed.

Travelling party of 2 adult, 2 children (under 5). Quiet location. Walking distance to train or local shopping centre with groceries (about 10 mins). Good size room and clean facilities. We had breakfast included, which includes a choice out of 4 cooked items (e. scrambled eggs or omelette or French toast with one slice of bacon, one piece of grilled zucchini, one chicken wing) a small selection of fruits, cereals and rice buffet style. Kids were free to enjoy the buffet items but not from cooked items under the breakfast deal we got. Would stay again next time in Nagoya.

No laundry facilities to do own laundry (only paid service which is expensive). Closest Laundromat about 10 minute walk. Also there is a fee of 1,000 yen for lost key cards, which I unfortunately had to pay.

For Japan standard, they have a good size room with space to move around and put big luggages. Staff were very friendly. Great location - walkable to most places when the weather is nice. Great room amenities as well! You get everything you need

There isn't a drop off point so getting on and off a car can be quite challenging especially when you have so many luggages. There isn't an attendant to help with luggages either so we struggled with a kid, stroller and multiple luggages. The pillow in the room is smaller than usual too? Not uncomfortable but also not great either. That said these are not deal breakers, just watch outs!

Great hotel about 900m from Nagoya station with plenty of shops, restaurants and facilities nearby. The reception staff all spoke English, are friendly and helpful. We stayed in a super king room that has a comfy and biggest bed we’ve ever encountered! Wonderful shower, bath, TV where we can watch YouTube and other streaming services. Spacious room with a sofa / seating area. There were two downsides 1) the rooms don’t seem to be soundproofed. We hear other people in the hotel: coming and going, door slamming and kids running around on the wooden floors of their room. Luckily there is a White Noise machine which drowns out the noise for a much needed sleep! 2) the tea seems to be ‘rationed’ - we were able to choose from a nice selection of teas but were told we can have 8 for our 4 night stay. It seems to be a strange set up and feels like a budget type hotel experience.

First off, the location was excellent. We were a short walk from Nagoya Station, and best of all, it was easy too. From the Station, walk towards the spiral building (you CANNOT miss it), and then take a left. Aloing the way, there are lots of local eateries that are always full (so you know they're good), and it's also a minute or two away from the local fish market, which offers tonnes of fresh seafood. Apart from that, there are two kombinis (7-11 and Family Mart) about 5 minutes away (although they are not as big as others and often run out of my favourite tamago-sando). The hotel was also very stylish and chic. Honestly, we'd never choose a place like this because we'd assume that the price would have been too prohibitive. Fortunately for us, it wasn't and we found the perfect little spot in Nagoya. The room itself were superbly designed. We needed an extra bed, so it was a bit cramped, but with a bit of imagination and rearranging, we made the space work well for us. The beds were comfortable, and the amenities were superb. The shower (my most crucial factor) was hot and powerful, which we all needed after 10 hours of walking each day. But what made the 5-star stay truly unforgettable was the staff, in particular one Ryosuke Kato! He was the first person to meet us when we checked-in, and we immediately hit it off. Over the next week or so, he took great care of us, and gave us tonnes of recommendations around Nagoya, the smaller cities around, and especially his hometown of Okazaki. In fact, his hospitality and warmth made it feel like we were staying with an old friend in his very posh and upmarket apartment, rather than at one of Nagoya's coolest hotels. We will truly miss him and cannot wait for the day when we see each other again. Ps. When at Nikko Style, make sure you rent the bikes to explore the city a bit. You just need to navigate the parking.

Nothing really, apart from two small, teeny-weenie complaints. One, the trash bins are way too small! It's hard to fit all the kombini food, souvenir, and Japanese snack wrappers in the little (yet absolutely kawai-i) bins that they have in the rooms. Although we simply got more bags to put our overflowing trash into. Secondly, the hotel also doesn't have washing machines (although they do provide a laundry service). However, we've just been spoilt and accustomed to washing machines in our previous hotels in other cities, so were a bit sad about not having one on the property.