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"Nagoya is my first stop in Japan. The hotel is a typical Japanese hotel, small and exquisite, and I enjoyed my stay for a few days. When I checked in, my staff was rude, expressionless and impatient. It was very embarrassing to raise the volume inexplicably after I asked the question. However, the breakfast in the hotel is very good, which is unexpected. Although it is the same every day, it is still rich. I regret not buying it in advance. The breakfast in the hotel is worth booking in advance."

"The hotel is simple and clean, the most amazing thing is that there is a bathtub (it was thought there was no looking at the picture). The location is conveniently located, close to Marunouchi and Fushimi Station, although there are not too many options for food nearby, but it is not without food. There are two 7-11s across the street from the hotel, and there are family marts a couple of streets away, which is convenient for buying supper snacks"

"On my first day at the hotel, I decided to brave the 10-minute walk from Fushimi Station with my luggage. However, under the scorching summer sun, that seemingly short distance felt like an eternity. It was just too far! But here’s the twist: later on, we stumbled upon a bus route that conveniently connected the hotel directly to Nagoya Station. My advice to fellow travelers? Definitely explore the bus option—it can save you both time and sweat! As for the hotel itself, the check-in and check-out process was a breeze. The staff members were friendly and efficient. Our room boasted a good view, and it was spacious and tidy—a great fit for families."

"The room is clean and comfort. The bathroom is bigger than others hotel. Location of hotel is near the JR train station and subway but it might take times to get to Meitetsu line which is the line you use for access to airport. There are many restaurants nearby and many of them are open late. You can find food even if you came back to hotel late at night. Staffs are very nice and helpful. There’s a Lady’s Lounge on ladies floor which you can have free coffee and tea."

"We really enjoyed the hotel, the hardware is super nice and it is very new overall too. Convenient location with a lot of convenience stores nearby, including popular choices like Lawson and 7-11."

"It’s a great hotel located in the heart of Nagoya - Sakae is a great spot to see attractions and plenty of food options nearby. You can see Oasis21 and Mirai Tower, the ferris wheel and the restaurants nearby. You can do Lawson runs and enjoy the overall comfort of the hotel. The Breakfast is awesome and I highly recommend getting it. Grindelwald was nice as well!"

"The toilet has some hair visible. Room cleanliness is not satisfactory. During the night, the toilet flushes continuously, but we are able to fix it with the help of the staff and stop the noise. There is a quick check-in and check-out process."

"Near shopping area (don quijote, book off), family Mart, and Sakae Subway Station Exit 2 but you may pass Exit 8 for escalator access. Bus terminal is also near located in Oasis 21 (2000 yen per way to the airport, around 40 minutes ride to terminal 2. Room is small but clean with bathtub and can spread two luggages. Hotel provides bath salt, body sponge, cotton swab, slippers, hair dryer, toothbrush, razor, shaving cream, bath soap, shampoo and conditioner, hand and face foam, facial care kit, coffee, tea. Replenishes towels even you don't want to be disturbed for daily cleaning up of rooms. Reasonable budget. Will book again next time."

"Best location very near Nagoya Station. Super nice free unlimited drinks provided. Perhaps it is a very new hotel about 3 years old, room layout is the best and most thoughtful among the many hotels I stayed in japan. Partition between entrance and the beds, 2 wash basins and separate bath and toilet areas, make an amazing difference even though it has the smallest room size i stayed during our trip. Breakfast is not great, but good enough for us."

"The hotel is located in the center of Nagoya, close to Nagoya Station and Sakae Station. The king room has a 1.8-meter extra-large bed, which is very rare. The breakfast is not bad."