5-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

This is my second stay at a Mitsui Garden Hotel, the last one being in Tokyo. The hotel chain consistently offers great service. This particular hotel is very close to Nagoya subway station, about a 5-7 minute walk. There's an underground shopping area right below where you can eat and shop, and a 7-Eleven across the street for breakfast or snacks. Within about a 5-minute walk, you'll also find popular eateries like Sekai no Yamachan, Isomaru Suisan, and Torikizoku, which is very convenient.

I was extremely satisfied with the room's furnishings, comfort, panoramic views, carefully selected facilities, and most of all, the staff's customer-oriented attitude, their smiles and friendliness, and the delicious breakfast prepared by a French chef. I live in Nagoya and have loved the TV tower (Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower) since I was a child. I've always wanted to stay at this hotel since it first opened, so I planned a surprise birthday celebration for my husband, and they even wrote a happy birthday message on the window. It's truly a wonderful hotel.

The Nikko Style Nagoya is a truly wonderful hotel. The moment you walk into the lobby feels modern, warm and cosy. It is not your typical hotel in Japan. The service throughout the hotel was excellent. The staff at the reception were very helpful and spoke good English. The rooms are spacious by Japanese standards, comfortable and clean, although the bed is a little too firm for me. The buffet breakfast has a good variety, with plenty of local specialties. There is a choice of main course and I highly recommend the Japanese fish option. My only negative comment is that my used plates were not cleared quickly enough, despite the waiter walking past my table a couple of times. The location is about 12 minutes away on foot from Nagoya Stain and 20 minutes on foot from the Sakae shopping area, but there are plenty of interesting small restaurants close by. The price I paid was reasonable for the product and service offered. I will definitely stay at this hotel again.

The humidifier box in the air purifier was quite dirty, looked like it hadn't been cleaned in ages. For breakfast, only the chicken wings and unagi rice were good; everything else was nothing special. Before booking, I was told there would be children's toys and puzzles, but upon arrival, the front desk said they only had picture books. As for children's shower gel and baby bottle cleaner, you had to call the front desk to have them sent up. The staff's service attitude was very good, though. The parking lot is conveniently located on B1, making it easy to get around by car.

This is a local Japanese hotel chain. The facilities are decorated in a Japanese style. Although it opened many years ago, it's still very comfortable overall. The rooms aren't huge, but they have all the necessary functions. For dining, the hotel has buffet, Japanese, Chinese, and French restaurants on the first and second floors, and the quality is consistently good. The location is very convenient, not far from the Sakae shopping district and the subway station. There's also a direct bus from Chubu Centrair Airport (NGO), so everything you need for food, drinks, and entertainment is within reach. The service was excellent. Although there was a slight hiccup where our luggage was taken by mistake after we checked it, the hotel staff quickly arranged to retrieve it, and it didn't cause any delays.

Traveling with my family, we stayed here twice (a total of 4 nights, 1+3). Each time, we booked two rooms of different types. Both the king room and the twin room offered excellent space. The facilities and equipment are very new, and the maintenance and service are great. Next time I have the chance to visit Nagoya, this will definitely be my top choice.

Located inside the station, very good. No chance to control My own room temperature is something that i m somewhat now satisfying. Got a window that cannot open. Good for viewing, but, cannot open the let the cold winds flow into my room. Yet, hotel air-con is centralised. It means the hotel management decided if today is cold or not. U DON get to decided. Check out photos below as proof. They send in an extra one fan for me, since I complained not cold enough. Photo shown. Other than the temperature, all is good. Many convinient store around. That I know of, Family, 7, lawson. Even McD is not far Supermarket and a small food court is also inside/atttach with toyohashi station. Big table, good. Room space.. . Not quite remembered if I leave my luggage open or not. But, judging from the photo, I must close it after done with my luggage. ( my trip have multiple hotel) Not bad for a big window for night view 2.

Very satisfied, the hotel staff was very quick to respond to requests! The front desk staff were also very helpful and friendly when I had questions. The best part is that check-out is at 12 PM, and the surrounding area is really well-connected for shopping, though there aren't many drugstores around!

This older hotel has a great design, and the lobby is particularly unique. The Italian restaurant serves delicious food. What's really convenient is its proximity to the airport; the airport bus drops you off right at the hotel entrance, and you can catch the bus to the airport just across the street. There's also a small park right outside, offering an unobstructed, pleasant view from the windows. The surrounding area has plenty of good food options and pharmacies, which is handy. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit.

This was my second stay, and it was nowhere near as good as the first. During check-in, the front desk lady asked some inappropriate questions. (As a Japanese person, usually excellent at reading the room, her low emotional intelligence really surprised me. She asked my husband who he stayed with two years ago! I was stunned. My husband and I have been married for 7 years, and to ask such a sensitive question right in front of me? It's not appropriate, even if she meant it as a joke. Oh well, maybe she thought I didn't understand Japanese.) I'd heard that Japanese hotels like to put Chinese, Koreans, *********, etc., on the same floor, and this time it actually happened. Koreans to the left, ********* across the hall. I can usually ignore subtle discrimination, but when the people across the hall were checking out, they opened their door to pack their luggage (around 8 AM) and let their two kids run around the hallway, screaming. I couldn't take it anymore, so I opened my door. Oh, turns out the parents and hotel staff were all out there, just watching without saying anything. Fine, I'll do it myself. I yelled at them three times and stared them down until they left. The staff pretended not to notice the entire time. I'm too lazy to complain, and I won't be staying here again. That's that. (Because I didn't have any other plans for the day, I had intended to sleep in until check-out and just relax in the hot spring.) All the cleaning staff were from Southeast Asia (no discrimination intended, but the cleaning wasn't as thorough as it was two years ago, though still acceptable overall). The room facilities were the same as before. The bathroom needs renovating; the showerhead is terrible, and the toilet is also pretty bad. To be fair, the bedding is still excellent. At this price point, just stay at a Marriott, folks, trust me!