2-Star Hotels in Nagoya

The location is very good. It is very close to JR Nagoya Station. It is very convenient to go to nearby shopping malls, restaurants, and convenience stores. The disadvantage is that there is a damp smell in the room. Fortunately, the windows can be opened for ventilation. Overall, the price is very good.

Part of a chain of capsule hotels with branches elsewhere in Japan. If you've stayed in another 9Hours, you know what to expect, because they're identical. This one has no self-service check-in machine, but reception is efficient and friendly. It may be tempting to skip the top floor lounge, but this would be a mistake, as it's the hotel's best feature. It may also be tempting to order the add-on optional breakfast, and this would be an even worse mistake -it's hugely overpriced and very small, don't do it! They should kick out that delirious ”Glitch” Cafe and replace it with a vending machine loaded with baumkuchen and castella and that would be a massive improvement.

It is located in the middle of Nagoya Station and Nagoya Castle and is in a very good location. The surrounding area is old town and has a taste. The staff were friendly and easy to come to even if you travel alone. I want to come again.

The advantage is that there is a water dispenser and a free washing machine. The staff is very friendly but I haven't encountered it a few times. People are not available 24 hours a day. The disadvantage is that there is no elevator. Carrying luggage to the fourth floor is almost as high as the sky, and check-in after 8 pm, the counter There was no one at all. I put the order and told the room number. The room door was not locked and the key was left in the room. I was a little worried about the safety. The shower room on the fourth floor smelled a bit moldy.

I was surprised at how quiet and clean it was considering it was a capsule hotel. The bath was also nice. Even when I was in trouble because I didn't know my keys on the way home, they kindly helped me. I'm glad it was okay though. It was raining so I was in trouble, but they provided me with an umbrella. It was good service.

There are not many reviews. I wrote it down carefully for reference: 1 It’s a good location and it’s better to find me a 10-minute walk after getting off the subway Jinshan Station. There is no restaurant. 2 The front desk aunt (owner) is more enthusiastic but not kind, of course neither Affected, there is a wanted order posted in the aisle outside the 3 guest rooms, although it may be forcibly posted, but it feels that the gloomy door is particularly thin and can be kicked open. The soundproofing is not good. I can hear the words next door very clearly (though I don’t understand. ) If it is a girl, I would not recommend it

I did not mind that the facilities were outdated. My initial disappoint was from the cramped bath and toilet. The toilet seat was right behind the bi-fold bathroom door. But it was still okay. After all, it was cheaper than other hotels and we booked it because it was just a few steps away from a subway station and a kombini. However, upon checking out, one receptionist seemed to have changed how he interacted with us. We checked out at 10am and headed to Don Quijote to shop before our flight. We were at Takayama the previous days so it was our only chance to really shop. I was at the lobby, adding items I have just bought, into my luggage. It took me a while because I was making sure my checked-in luggage and carry-on wouldn't go over the weight limit. In fairness to him, he gave me 5 more minutes and explained that guests would be arriving at 3pm. I understood how it would be an unpleasant sight to other guests. I have just locked my luggage, when he approached me and said ”take outside. 5 minutes already. keep your promise” I apologized and nodded. I was picking up the shopping bag on the couch, when he came closer and shooed me away. So I explained, ”Im just making sure I do not leave any mess” and proceeded to moving the luggage by the door (not in the doorway). My friends were at the convenience store nearby, and I was moving our stuff 1 to 2 bags at a time. The receptionist said, ”everything, everything!” I kept quiet and conitinued moving the bags aside. But then he wouldn't stop saying it even though I was still moving the other luggage. So I said, ”I am moving it. I cannot move all of them all at the same time” Whenever he would approach me, I'd be nervous not knowing whether he would help or toss the bags. But he would just shoo me away. The receptionist told me to ”take everything outside” so I moved them outside the hotel, without blocking the entrance. He said, ”no, no. take them to train station” I was stunned. I even heard him say ”gaijin” to his colleague. When my friends saw me, they hurried towards me because they were wondering why I was outside waiting with all our stuff. They were already taking their suitcase and we were about to leave, when he approached again to tell us to leave. I've stayed at different hotels, Airbnb units, cheap and expensive, in different countries; but this is the only time that I've felt nervous and angry at the same time, and have received terrible treatment.

I feel a little different when I think of a hotel. The room is spacious and I don't feel cramped even if I stay with my family. There is no parking lot, but there are many coin parking around. The coin parking under the hotel was 300 yen from 20:00 to 8:00 at night (as of January 2020), and there was a coin parking of 24 hours 600 yen about 2 minutes walk. It seems that there are some places that are a little cheaper if you leave a little. The room is cleaned at once, but it may not be beautiful. . . The sound of the train is also noisy. The trouble is that the hot water in the bath is wet. Although the hot water heater was outside the room and was not found, only the explanation was in the room. The explanation was that the hot water temperature could be set, but the key hot water heater was not found. . . The front desk is until 23 o'clock and will be unmanned after that. There is no phone to connect to the front desk in the room. Also, the hot water pot is provided in the room, but there is no tea leaves, so you need to prepare tea by yourself. There are microwave ovens, stoves, etc., but there are no cooking equipment, dishes, chopsticks. There is a washing machine, but there is no drying place, drying function. It is enough to sleep, but it may be a little subtle if the stay in the room is long, such as sightseeing, overnight. If you say you recommend it to people, I don't think I will.

We used 3 nights for the festival. The price was cheap because it was used from Friday to Sunday. It takes less than 5 minutes to get to the nearest underground entrance to Sakae Station, but it takes a little walk until you get on the train. There is a large Pachinko shop in front of the hotel and there is a miscellaneous feeling, but it is not troublesome to eat. The room was normal but it seemed to have been renovated and clean. Breakfast is available for ８００ yen. It was ９００ yen on the day. It is suitable for the price. The staff's customer service is no problem. I would like to use breakfast again if I use it elsewhere.

It is said that a part of the student dormitory is open as a guest house. Note that check-in is limited to PM6:00～PM10:00. The facilities were new and the light shielding of the two-stage bed was good. Good with free parking.