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For those joining the Ironman 70.3 Centrair Japan, this hotel is a good option and far cheaper than the official IM hotels. The hotel is just next to Tokoname Station and walking distance from the finish line and the area where you can pick-up your bikes and transition bags after the race. There's also an Aeon Mall nearby and a Lawson across the street if you're too lazy to walk to Aeon. Before the race day, you can ride your bikes to transition 1 which is just about 8 kms from the hotel which you cannot do if you are booked in one of the IM hotels in the airport area. On race day, there is a shuttle bus in Tokoname Station which is just across the hotel and which can take you to the starting area. The rooms are also very big. Just don't book the smoking rooms if you don't smoke because they really smell of cigarette smoke. :-)

We had spent two weeks traveling around Japan and needed somewhere close to the airport before our early check in for our flight home. This hotel was ideal, located in the central airport complex, moments away from the station at the end of the rail line from Nagoya city centre and even closer to our Lufthansa check in desk. Reception was quick and easy, the room was excellent and, although we could have eaten in the hotel restaurant, we elected to use the restaurants in the departure area when we went to check where we had to go in the morning. There is also a small convenience store next door to the hotel entrance.

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Our room was super clean, spacious and had a separate toilet room and separate bathing room which left the sink area open at all times. The view was spectacular overlooking the nearby pier and full water views. They had complimentary bicycles which allowed us to have access to the waterfront path for quite a distance. Breakfast which was included is the additional bonus. Right next to the train station made for super convenience. Tasty choices both Japanese and Western made the beginning of our day that much more special for choosing this hotel. Really can't say enough to rave about our experience with J. Hotel Rinku. Thank you for providing this as an exceptional choice and value for a 5 star accommodation!

Japanese TV has interviewed this hotel frequently. This hotel represents the very Japanese culture exactly. I felt the employees were all country, but they were very kind. Sunset is the best view, and the view from the open-air bath on the rooftop was superb. I think everyone will be pleased at after-bath salon. If we go to Minamichita, the choice is only Kaifuu.

The ryokan is located a bit far from town but nearby is well-equipped with drug store, restaurants and and supermarket. It's good in a way that there aren't too many people in October so one can actually relax and won't be disturbed by crowds and such. Transportation is arranged between the ryokan and the station, which is very helpful. There are also staff that can speak English, Chinese (mandarin) and Japanese, which is essential for tourists that can't speak Japanese. The ryokan isn't a huge one but beautifully designed. There is a small public bath, also private bath that can be booked everyday. Food is amazing. Great for traveling alone and wanting some lone time.

It’s was just suppose to be just a simple overnight stay.. no expectations..had tons of fun in Nagoya city centre and in Sapporo. But after getting off at Tokoname station, being greeted by a gracious lady at the tourist info at the station and walking to towards the hotel.. seeing all the mineko neko statues, the quiet neighbourhood and the warm smile and welcome from the hotel Milago staff..I got pleasantly hooked..looking out of my hotel window, I wanted to know more about tonokame..with the hotel brochures,the assurance of a morning ride to the airport and breakfast..started to walk around the small narrow streets,went to the nearby mall and did people watching. We had a great breakfast,very complete, fruits, vegetables, bread, rice, meat and all kinds of drinks that you can ask for.We requested a bus ride but got private car driven transfer and ended our trip with the hotel’s smile, generosity and hospitality..I will definitely come back and recommend hotel Milago..

First off, our flight arrived at Nagoya at 845pm and we didn't want to travel by train upon arriving since this was our first time in Japan; thus, we decided to stay at an airport hotel. This hotel was a great place to spend the night. Nagoya airport restaurants close at 9pm so it was great that there was a convenience store on the way out of the airport where we bought our dinner (Japanese convenience store packed foods are awesome!); although we could have bought our dinner at the convenience store located at the corner of the hotel as well. There was a free shuttle from airport to hotel although we could have easily walked to the hotel too (5-10min walk). The hotel's bath tub is a Japanese style bathtub and it was great just to soak in hot water in the comfort of our room. Awesome breakfast buffet in the morning (with eggs, sausages, bread, miso soup, rice, coffee). The only downside of this hotel is that it is popular with group tour groups - if you like staying away from big groups, don't do this hotel. Oh... and "Orange Side" means the check in counter for small/individual travelers. There's a "Green Side" which is for tour groups!

The rooms were clean and the staffs were very polite and helpful, but it's a little far from the train station since this hotel is located in a remote area of Japan. The foods at their in-house restaurant were delicious, but I don't recommend eating there at night as a bunch of rowdy men gathered there every night making loud noises while drinking and smoking together. But then, you'd have to walk more than 15 minutes to get to other eateries around that area. You can consider buying food from a nearby convenience store although the choices are limited. I didn't have time to visit while I was there, but there's also a 24 hr supermarket behind the convenience store which may offer better selection of food. Overall, it's a reasonable place to stay if you need to visit this area for business.

Stayed here two times. Location just outside the airport is quite convenient to the train station as well. Staff at the front desk were extremely helpful and allowed us to store luggage after checkout for a few hours before our flight. Breakfast was good. A nice view of the sea. The only really drawbacks are the late check-in and early check-out (1000) times which are common in Japan. Though, 3 pm was actually better than other hotels. Overall, we would recommend this hotel.