Romantic Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

This hotel is, in my opinion, the best value for money I found in Nagoya. It has a separate wet and dry bathroom, but doesn't provide bottled water or a humidifier. The air conditioning is centrally controlled. I'd read that stays of four nights or more would get daily cleaning, but in reality, it's now only once every three days. You have to leave your trash and used towels outside the door daily. Out of my five-night stay, on four of those days, they took away dirty towels but didn't provide fresh ones or new toothbrushes. As for cleanliness, it's acceptable; the areas you can see are clean. The location is quite convenient, less than a 10-minute walk from the Chunichi Building and Sakae Station. If you don't want to use the stairs, you can exit from Exit 13 and walk straight to the Chunichi Building, which has escalators and elevators.

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.

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.

True to Japanese style, the room was small but incredibly new and clean. The bedding, in particular, was pristine, fresh, and completely odorless. Right across the street, there's an underground shopping mall and a bus stop, perfect for basic dining, drinks, and convenience store needs. The bus to the airport is super convenient. If you head right and cross the road, you'll find a commercial plaza with an electricity tower and a small recreational park, featuring a few major brand stores. Further down is the Sakae shopping district.

Had a wonderful 4-night stay at The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya. The hotel is beautifully designed, modern, and spotless, with a stunning city view that made the experience even more memorable. The location is extremely convenient, with easy access to Sakae Station, shopping, dining, and nearby attractions, which made exploring Nagoya very easy. My room was clean, comfortable, and very well equipped, and we especially appreciated the thoughtful details throughout the hotel, from the elegant lobby to the practical facilities in the room. The staff were friendly, helpful, and professional, and their service made our stay feel smooth and pleasant. I also enjoyed the convenience of having restaurants and a Blue bottle cafe in the building, which added a lot of comfort to the overall experience. Overall, this was an excellent choice for my trip to Nagoya, and I would happily stay here again!!!

The hotel was very conveniently located, close to the live house we were visiting that weekend. The facilities were very clean, including the bathroom, and the beds were comfortable. We slept well. The staff was efficient and helpful, and they kindly stored our luggage both before check-in and after check-out. The only downside is that the hotel is located in a very lively area of Nagoya, and it was quite noisy outside until late at night. We personally didn’t have any trouble sleeping, and there was no noise from neighboring rooms, but it’s something worth keeping in mind.

I had to choose this hotel near Nagoya Station during the F1 season because there were no other options, but it turned out to be surprisingly convenient and comfortable: a 1500 yen taxi ride to Nagoya Station; a 7-Eleven right downstairs; Patagonia just across the main road; a 6-minute walk to Nagoya Tower & Hisaya Odori Park; 8 minutes to Kato Coffee; and 15 minutes to Montbell/Mitsukoshi Department Store/LACHIC. The room was tiny with no closet, making it difficult to store luggage, but all other facilities were fine. The public bath on the 14th floor and the breakfast on the 2nd floor were delicious, especially the udon noodles, hitsumabushi (three ways to eat eel), red bean toast, and siumai.

The room is spacious and well equipped. It's a bit far from Nagoya station and not many buses around the hotel. It's a bit inconvenient. There's shuttle bus available in the morning on weekdays. Longer service time on weekends. Maybe the hotel is busy, the lounge staff wasn't too friendly. I have short hair but I found a long hair on my bed under the blanket. The bedsheet has some black colour fabric fibers but I wore light colour pajamas.

The room was clean and comfortable, and the hotel is super close to Nagoya Station, just a five-minute walk. There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs, and nearby you'll find Komeda's Coffee and Sekai no Yamachan (famous for its chicken wings), along with many other shops. You can also enjoy free drinks in the lobby.

Upon check-in, as there weren't enough rooms available due to the holiday, the hotel kindly upgraded us to a park view room for free. The room came with an open balcony facing the park, offering fresh air. The hotel staff provided excellent service. The hotel is located in the heart of Nagoya, right next to a subway station. It's just one subway stop from Sakae, and three stops from both Nagoya Castle and Kanayama Station, making it incredibly convenient. From the hotel, you can easily walk to major shopping centers like PARCO, Mitsukoshi Department Store, and Alpen Outdoors, and there are many great restaurants nearby. This is definitely the top choice for anyone visiting Nagoya for sightseeing, shopping, or attending concerts.