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Location : 3-5min walk from Hisaya Odori station | located in the "red district" part| near several convinience stores, 2-min walk to Daily and around 5-min walk to 7-11 | 2 stations away from Nagoya Station Tourist Spot within the area : Nagoya TV Tower and Nagoya Castle Room : Small but very functional room. Has everthing you need from toiletries, towel, hairdyer, electric kettle, private bathroom with bath tub, to pajamas. It also have aircon/heater and cable tv. Room rate also came with free breakfast from 6:30 to 9:00 am. Buffet breakfast has a wide selection that can cater to both asian and westener ( coffee, tea, juice, salad, fruits, yogurt, eggs, rice, soup and bread with diff jam spreads ). Welcome drinks from 1500 to 2100 also awaits after a day of touring the city. They also have other night toiletries as well as tea available every night. Reception : English speaking receptionis. Ample space in the lobby waiting area. Has a dedicated smoking room.

Really nice hotel for its money. Room size is typical of Japanese hotels but good enough for a couple travelling with 2 medium luggage. Nice that there is a 'pantry area' with free unlimited self-service hot and cold drinks. Breakfast buffet spread is really good and better than other dearer hotels I have stayed around Nagoya. 1 minute walk to an underpass leading to subway station which is one stop from Nagoya main station. Lost of good food options if you explore the hotel vicinity. This is the best hotel out of the 3 different hotels we've stayed in Nagoya during our trip. Will be back...

It's close to Nagoya Station (within 10-minute walking distance), clean facilities, tea and coffee (packs) are free offered at the lobby, and the staff are smiley and friendly. Denny's, Family Mart, coin parking, shopping centers and all kinds of restaurants are around, very convenient to passengers who travel to Nagoya for the first time. Although the room is small, we really had a good time staying in this cozy accommodation.

Very cheap for all facilities offer, big toilet compared to other hotels in japanese, modern facililities including free buddy mobile with internet access. Breakfast offer wide selection including nagoya famous dishes such as unagi, tepura maki, tongkatsu. Mattress is very comfortable. Pillows have both hard and soft types. Free DHC skincare set and bath salt for women. It is a perfect hotel, eventhough a little bit far from nagoya station when you depart for chubu airport, but it is ok if arriving by shinkansen as the hotel is at the shinkansen exit side of nagoya station.

+: This is a 3-star hotel with 5-star like service and facilities. It is arguably the best hotel I've stayed in during my trip to Japan (we went to 5 different cities.) Check-in and out was smooth (check-in @ 3:00 PM/ 15:00) Rooms were spacious for Japan, as most hotel rooms are generally small. We booked one room with 2 double beds, the beds were a bit on the hard side but pillows were comfy. There's a large flat screen tv, with modern wood countertops, two armchairs and coffee table. Kettle to boil water and drinking glasses are provided. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The bathrooms were very nice and well appointed with new and modern appliances (if you want to experience Japanese toilets, this hotel has the Rolls-Royce of toilet; gotta see it to believe it.) Separate rooms for the toilet and the powder & shower room with plenty of towels both small and large bath towels, toothbrush kit, hair dryer, body soap, shampoo, and conditioner, hand/ face wash combo provided. - : None.

The hotel is 5-10 minute walk from Sakae subway station. If you come with heavy luggage, would recommend to use the exits with escalators or elevators, which will land you inside other building (but you can find your way out just fine), but it's better than lug those bags upstairs. The hotel itself is quite new and located in the middle of nightlife neighborhood, so there're bars everywhere. The room, the bed is quite comfy, but no air humidifier which I think should have been provided during winter. The breakfast was 'The Best'. I loved the traditional Japanese ingredients for the rice very much, especially the black paste. The coffee making machine was awesome. By the way, I happened to have seen the controversial book 'The Real History of Japan' that you purposely placed in the room. It's ABSURD. And since I saw the news that you are going to remove it, I'll have no complaints about this.

Location - located halfway between 2 subway stations. Near downtown Nagoya. going from and to Nagoya airport is very easy as it is located right across the limousine airport bus stop. the room - it is the normal japanese hotel room standard, small. just right to fit 2 people with heavy luggage. there is a private toilet and shower. for the price, it is hard to find a hotel that has a private hotel and shower. Staff - they were friendly and accommodating. They kept our luggage for 3 days while we went to Matsumoto and the Alpine Route. Again, for the price, I loved the excellent customer service Facilities - there is a modest breakfast. Bread with your choice of different spreads, jam, butter. Hot soup and coffee. dont expect Rice or noodles as they only serve bread, which is fine with us, given the price. Overall - we had a great stay. we will stay here again when we come back to Nagoya

I needed a convenient stopover for a night in Nagoya, and the Royal Park exceeded expectations. It's just a short walk from Nagoya station, easy to find. I didn't try the restaurant or bar, but there are a lot of other choices nearby and a convenience store right in the building. The rooms are decent-sized for Japan, with all the usual amenities, including a refrigerator. Everything was clean and comfortable, and for center city, amazingly quiet. You can use a set of pajamas and slippers to go to the hotel's public bath -- a nice, and unusual, feature. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. I'd be happy to stay here again if I pass through Nagoya.

Thought it might be a slight inconvenience to stay one station away from Nagoya main station..it wasn't, of course. With the Osu Kannon district pretty much in between, for the one who's used to walking(like myself), exploring Nagoya was a breeze while staying at this hotel. In another direction was the port and a wonderful shrine, if one wanted to spend some time away from the city. Good hotel with clean rooms and friendly staff, so no complaints from this customer.

If you are looking for a budget on a very reasonable room rate hotel in Nagoya,Japan, the best place to recommend is Meitetsu Inn Nagoya. A typical Japanese room, very clean and bed sheet and towels are all brand new. Very accessible to train station for about 7 minutes and a 10 minutes walk to Central Nagoya station where you will find central bus and train stations and big malls.

The hotel is easy to find. From the Sakae station you go to exit no.13 and walk from the station about 5 minutes. And due to the Sakae station is a big station.there are a lot of exit and connect to the shopping mall. You can use their elevator to go to the ground floor. But if you are check out early in the morning. It might be trouble if you have a big luggage cause the shopping mall is not open yet. You have to bring luggage down by stair. There are club around the hotel. But it safe. I stay with my sister and nobody disturb you. The bed is bigger than the the other hotel in Japan that I ever seen. Staff is very nice. It worth to stay here. If I go to Nagoya I will stay there again.

The room was a surprise as we expected a small room which is normal in Japan but wow. Layout was well thought out, as the bedroom is separated with the entrance / bathroom area, where the shower, toilet, and sink are all separated as well. Great idea. Bedroom itself is huge, the size of a normal room inclusive of bathroom at other hotels. Clean as its a fairly new hotel, free shuttle to Nagoya station in the morning, free Ramen late night, its own spa / small hot spring. Positives goes on and on. Amenities are basic but that's what the franchise is about, so it will never be a four star hotel but it is probably the best three star hotel you will stay at, given the location is only one station from nagoya station by subway. All in all this will be my only choice in nagoya and look forward to trying their other premium locations, saw that they just opened one in Seoul.

I like the hotel very much because it located in a very good location, just a few minutes walk to NAGOYA train station, and there are a lots of retaurants, shops and shopping malls around the area so it is very convenience for eat and shopping. The staff of the hotel are very helpful, friendly so I have a very impressive staying there. The room is clean and nice, wifi is very stable and fast in room and lobby as well. Overall I give a higher mark to Castle Plaza Hotel and I must stay there again when I come back Nagoya. I noticed that there are concert dinner in the restaurant in the hotel, most of the performance are famous Japanese singers and musician, which is a very attractive events.

One of the best in location when staying in Nagoya. Staff members are very friendly, and quite a number can speak English. Value-wise, the rates are very reasonable at the time I stayed there. Accessibility may be a concern though especially for travellers who bring huge luggages, as you have to take an escalator going up to the hotel's front desk entrance. Other than that, there is nothing much to complain about. I will definitely book here on my next trip to Nagoya.

This is my first visit to Nagoya. Glad that I choose this hotel as it seems new and modern. Everything is perfect.. Location just 5 mins stroll to station, surounded by shopping, lots of shopping ( I was surprised!) Both branded and non branded. Many eateries too but MUST try their local Unagi rice and the famous one( Maruya Honten Meiekiten) located in a mall which is just 5 mins walk from hotel.. Of course good stuff need to queue but really worth it! We ate there twice during my 2 nights stay.. That's how good it is!! We aren't Unagi's fan but definitely must eat in Nagoya. My only issue with the hotel is the rubbish bin in toilet is too small, so maybe can look into it this small matter. Other than that.. I will be back again when I visit Nagoya.

Nice staff, friendly Even a little bit far away from Sakae station, gotta walk along the station shopping street to exit 12 Small room as usual in Japan All u need inside the room, shave, toothbush, bath salt~Very nice Walking distince to the shop i wanna go, Stussy, APE...Shopping mall Parco also in walking distince I'll stay in this hotel next time if i stay in Nagoya, good price

It is a good value hotel located in Sakae station, a central location in Nagoya with lots of restaurants, malls, convenience stores and walking distance to subway, i.e exit 8 with sunshine sakae (ferris wheel) on top. Upon exit turn left, walk straight after 3-4 blocks turn left again until you see starbucks, which is located at the lobby of the hotel. Another option is exit 7. The hotel has a good wifi with comfortable rooms, i think bigger than the usual rooms in japan. Hotel staffs are also very helpful. I just noticed that smoking is allowed in the lobby, other than that, i dont have any problem. Also, from the station to the station is relatively wallking distance, once you get used to it, it is quite near and manageable.

We booked a small double bed non-smoking room. The room and private bath are clean as is the rest of the hotel. The room has just enough space for two person. It's very easy to find. From Nagoya station you can take the elevator outside the JR sakura dori exit gates to the higashiyama subway line gates. There's an elevator inside the higashiyama line gates to the platform for your luggage. Alight at fushima station (higashiyama line), take the elevator at exit 10 to ground level, walk two blocks to the right towards fukuokaginko bank to hotel wing. The hotel has a restaurant and is near to 7/11 shops. Staffs are polite and helpful. They've let us leave our luggages for storage after check out for a quick tour to Nagoya castle. From fushima station, take the higashiyama line to sakae station and transfer to meijo line to shiyakusho which is the nearest station to Nagoya castle. From Nagoya station you can take the meitetsu line going to/from chubu centrist.

I stayed in the hotel for one night only and wish that I had a longer stay. Situated not far from Nagoya station, the new hotel is in a quiet neighbourhood with lots of office workers nearby during the day but very quiet in the evenings, and plenty of restaurants nearby targeted to local people so u dont get a feeling of being in a tourist area. The hotel itself is spotless, I was upgraded to a double room which was a nice surprise, everything works in the room and I like some little touch they give in the room, it really makes u feel at home. This Vessel Hotel also has an onsen separated by gender, and it's very clean and well equipped. I see multi national staffs working at the front desk and they are all smiling and friendly. I have to say the room size is sufficient for Japan, I was able to open my suitcase and I felt it's really a good value. Never heard of Vessel Campana before but if I come to Japan again I would definitely keep it in mind!

We went for a conference and wanted something close to the station that was basically a place to sleep. Location is very close to the station (even closer if you leave at the right exit, (Sakura-dori). Room was small and very clean. Bed was hard but fine. Staff very friendly. Close to some great restaurants and one of the Yama-chan chains which sells the most fabulous Nagoya chicken wings. Would definitely stay here again if visiting Nagoya.

Awesome hotel with fantastic view of Nagoya. Really loved waking up to the awesome view I had in my room for the 2 nights there. Although room space was pretty small and limited, the toilet was spacious and very clean. Staff were very friendly as well. Location was fantastic, close to train station and many good food areas. Very convenient and there is a restaurant just beside the hotel selling good japanese food at rather cheap prices. Best part is that it opens very early and closes till late (5am ~ 2am). Overall, a really good hotel in the heart of Nagoya.

I stayed for 3 nights, it was completely average and fine. I had literally no memorable experiences here-particularly good or bad. The room is small but clean, everything worked in the room, it was quiet, smelled ok, and had all the normal hotel amenities. The staff were helpful, but I don't know about their English level-we chatted in Japanese. The breakfast was totally forgettable-boiled eggs, bread, coffee, what more do you need. The street was well-lit and safe. I think the best thing about this hotel is its' location-close to two different stations, and it is down the block from one of the best Thai restaurants that I have ever been to in Japan-called "Pakuchi" maybe.

A great hotel. As usual with Japan the rooms are small but definitely well laid out and with plenty of facilities in the room plus available in reception. Great location, lots of charging points and places to hang things. Very helpful staff. Great location. On site onsen which is perfect for a novice user, also have a laundry facility. A very pleasant stay. The only negative is the hotel should enforce a rule to have room doors closed when in your room. We had a family staying in 3 different rooms on our floor and the kids were running from one room to next all morning from 8am shouting, crying, general being loud the parents allowed them to do this. Very unpleasant way to start the day.

The hotel is a great place to stay if you just need a quick couple nights in Nagoya. Located right in the heart of the JR Nagoya Station - there is EVERYTHING you need around - food, convenience stores, department stores, nightlife, entertainment, you name it! The quality is what you can expect of a typical Japanese-style business hotel. Relatively small rooms (Compared to western hotels - which is the norm for Japan) but everything works, is clean, and efficient. Check-in service is polite and speedy. The best thing about this hotel though is the bath soap / body wash / shampoo they use in the bathrooms! It smells incredible and it's so uniquely wonderful I had to include it here. Too bad I didn't get the name of the brand they use or else I'd surely have purchased it. Keeps you smelling nice and refreshed after a night out in the smokey Japanese restaurants. Enjoy your stay!

I visit to Nagoya 3-4 times per year, and for years I have stayed that one of the well known "western" hotel chains. On a recent trip to Nagoya, I decided to give the Tokyu a try since it would save me about 80-USD per night. I recalled staying at the Tokyu perhaps 10 years ago. When I arrived at the Tokyu, I was greeted with great coutesy, which is common at all fine hotels in Japan. My check-in was smooth, and I was escorted to my room quickly and efficiently. This was a follow-up stay, and I had left my bags with the hotel while i took an overnight bag to Osaka. My bags were ready and waiting when i arrive this second time. The rooms are a bit smaller than the Hilton, but larger than the Marriott Associa. The rooms are more Japanese in their design and decor compared to these western hotels, and I found the bed extremely comfortable, and the shower was excellent. The bathroom amenities are typical of a 4-star in Japan, and I was happy to see that the hotel has installed soap dispensers in the shower so I can avoid creating more trash by using a tiny shampoo bottle once. The single use bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and soap are all still provided, but I chose to use the dispenser products instead, and I was satisfied completely. Razors, toothbrushes, and other assorted items are provided along with hair dressing and aftershave. My only disappointment was with the room carpets. I stayed in two different rooms over the course of a week, and the carpets in both had small cigarette burns, and other small stains, but otherwise the room was in fine condition.

The hotel is really new with lots of user friendly facilities. The bathroom design is excellent. Love it!! I got everything I need. The breakfast was great! I love the japanese style breakfast. there were lots of customer waiting as limited space, I believed the staffs had done their best and I just need to wait for 5-10 mins which is acceptable. I have been Japan for lot of times, and this hotel is one of my favourites!! Although the location is not very close to train stations, will definitely choose to stay again when I visit Nagoya in the future. Would like to special thank you Ms. Monton, she is so helpful and customer focus!

I have stayed in this hotel for 3 nights & found it a great hotel. Good location, 6-min walk to Fushimi Station. Bus stop is right in front of the hotel - to Nagoya Station (or 15-min walk). Bus from Sakae will also stop outside the hotel. Airport bus is in front of Hilton Hotel which is just 2-3-min walk from the hotel. A supermarket & tax free shop are next to the hotel (left & right hand side respectively). There are also many restaurants (including one cafe in the hotel) around with various selections. The hotel looks newly renovated, facilities are new. Room size is definitely acceptable in Japan. Staff are very friendly, polite & helpful. I will stay here again if I visit Nagoya in future.