3-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

For a medium to long layover this place inside Airport should be your perfect call. Spacious shower area(sleeping dresses are also provided), Big individual luggage storage, and bed with adjustable lights and fans. The capsules also come with individual clocks. It also has a dedicated smoking zone of their own. (NB: Carry a universal/travel adapter. The capsules doesn't have USB port)

We stayed in a triple room with three beds, which was quite spacious by Japanese standards. The hotel is within walking distance from Sakae Station, and we walked several times to Osu, which is about two train stops away. The walk itself was enjoyable, with plenty of shopping options and eateries along the way. However, the downside is that the hotel feels very outdated. The beds are very hard, and the windows are quite small. The room is carpeted and feels slightly musty, although an air purifier is provided. The bathroom is especially old-looking — the toilet has a yellowish tone and the bidet system is outdated. That said, from what I observed, many hotels in Nagoya seem to have smaller windows and older designs. Front desk service is basic, with quick and efficient check-in and check-out, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, Nagoya is a great city to visit, but next time I would look forward to staying at a higher-quality hotel. With newer options like the upcoming Conrad near Sakae Station, the accommodation experience in Nagoya will hopefully improve significantly.

I arrived around 2:45 PM and was waiting in the lobby, but the receptionist let me in early, which was very helpful! This is my second time staying here, and I'm always happy that the receptionist has been so kind to me! This was my first time using the large public bath, and as stated on the sign, the shower is small, with only enough space for three people and the sink for two. However, it opens from 4:00 PM, so if you go early, I think you can have it all to yourself! Even though I'm not a fan of unit baths, this is a hotel I'd like to use often because it has a large public bath!

Stayed at this hotel for a business trip to Nagoya. Although the hotel is a bit small, it's really clean. **Location:** The hotel is in the city center, right near Nagoya Subway Station, and directly opposite the Big Camera shopping center. Super convenient! **Facilities:** It's small but has everything you need. The soundproofing could be a little better, or maybe the person in the next room snored really loudly, but either way, I was a bit disturbed. **Cleanliness:** Very clean. **Service:** Very good.

I came for a concert, and the hotel is right behind Niterra, so it was super convenient to just step out. It's also very close to Kanayama Station, which made shopping and getting to the airport easy. For Japan, the room size was decent and had all the necessary amenities. The lobby offered free coffee, and they even thoughtfully wrote a message for concert-goers.

The hotel's location is quite good; it's not far from the station or Sakae, and it's a relatively quiet area. There's a FamilyMart nearby, which is very convenient for shopping, and plenty of highly-rated restaurants, making dining very easy. The room size is decent for the price, offering good value for money, but it doesn't have a bathtub, which is quite unusual for Japan.

The parking lot was adjacent and it was comfortable, but the room was small. The bed was right inside the door, so it was dark overall, and the unit bathroom was old. However, it was not an inconvenience and I was able to stay comfortably, so it was good.

I stayed at the hotel during the Nagoya Womens Marathon/City Marathon. The room was very clean. The staff was accommodating for the marathon runners and served breakfast early. They even gave us a little sports supplement before the run, which came in super handy. Thank you to the kind staff for their support!

Not far from Sakae, so transportation and shopping are incredibly convenient. Japanese hotel service is generally excellent. We stayed three nights in Nagoya, but one of those nights was extremely expensive and there were no rooms available, so we left our luggage here for a day and stayed at another hotel temporarily. On the third day, coming back here felt just like coming home. Other than being a bit small, everything else was great.

This time I was traveling solo, and I chose this hotel mainly for its convenient location near Nagoya Station and its affordable price. Service: The front desk is on the second floor; take the escalator up on the left after entering, then turn right. It's a very small front desk, but the staff were quite enthusiastic. Check-in was quick with just my passport and the Trip.com confirmation. Environment: The building houses a Yakiniku restaurant, an izakaya, etc., so at night, if you open your window, you'll get the smell of grilled meat wafting in... Cleanliness: It was decent. The bathroom was small but clean, the floor wasn't sticky, and the bedding was tidy. Facilities: The air conditioning couldn't switch modes; you could only adjust the temperature.