Hotels With Bar in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

I was here for the Jishukan High School Jishusai festival and forgot my slippers, so I just wore the hotel's. My room had a direct view of Toyohashi Station platforms, but the soundproofing was excellent; I didn't hear any noise at all. The breakfast was quite extensive and very delicious. Not only did it have all the usual offerings, but also local specialties like Toyohashi curry udon and chikuwa (fish cakes), and there were even two different kinds of chikuwa! They were really tasty, and it meant I didn't have to go out and buy the now-pricier chikuwa. My only slight disappointment was that the curry udon was cold. Also, the entrance on the first floor that connects to the station was under renovation, and it wasn't as obvious, similar to the steps where Lao Ba eats takoyaki.

The hotel is excellent. Though an older property, it's remarkably well-maintained. The airport bus drops you directly at the entrance, which is incredibly convenient. Downstairs, you'll find a 24-hour pharmacy, a convenience store, and a McDonald's. It's also just a 6-minute walk to the subway station, making transit very easy. Two popular chicken wing spots are a mere 2-minute walk behind the hotel and a 3-minute walk in front. The Chunichi Building is also nearby, where you can find Blue Cafe and Montbell, and take advantage of tax-free shopping. Legoland is directly accessible by subway, and arranging a chartered car to Shirakawa-go and Hida Takayama is hassle-free with direct hotel pick-up and drop-off. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and I will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Nagoya!

I stayed after the night pool in Laguna. Since the toll road will be closed at 20:00, I had to check in by then, so I was harassed before staying, but after check-in, I was kind and polite to serve customers. Even though I arrived late, I was very impressed with the detailed response such as confirming the breakfast the next morning. From this year, I was convinced that I could see my best in the renewal. In addition, the service of pear 🍐 and the water area are renovated and beautiful, and the price is cheap and very satisfied. Thank you very much for your help this time. Cospa is good and highly recommended. Also, thank you next time.

I stayed at this hotel on the first day of my trip. The overall facilities were very nice and the service was great. The room was also very clean, and the lounge was especially impressive. Guests were able to use it for free within a set time, and it was great to be able to relax while enjoying various alcoholic beverages and coffee. The gym facilities were also great. If I visit Toyohashi again, I would like to stay a little longer. Thank you!

Environment: The location is excellent, right next to Nagoya Station, making transportation very convenient. It's a direct 40-minute JR ride to the airport. Facilities: The hotel facilities are new. The room offers a great view directly overlooking the platforms; lying on the windowsill watching the trains come and go was quite therapeutic. Service: Full marks for service! I left an item behind at the hotel after returning home, but I was able to contact the hotel via email, and they helped me retrieve it. I'm very grateful.

We really love this hotel. Location is great as it is next to a garden and historical tea house. It's a short walk to Inuyama Castle and we do have the castle as our lovely breakfast view. The room is big and comes with a balcony with a nice view of the surrounding area. There is also an onsen at the hotel with indoor and outdoor baths! Hotel is also a short, scenic walk from the train station. I would love to come back again!

I've been to Nagoya two or three times, and passed by this hotel several times. I never chose it before because I felt it had a somewhat heavy, dated vibe. This time, almost all hotels in Nagoya had significantly increased their prices, and this one happened to be a good value, so I stayed. Upon entering, I immediately felt the 'old money' aesthetic mentioned online. The staff greeted me proactively, and the hotel perfectly met my booking requests for a quiet room away from the elevator, which was great. The check-in lounge on the 6th floor felt quite luxurious, and my stored luggage had already been placed in the room – an experience comparable to St. Regis. The room facilities looked a bit aged but were exceptionally clean. Aside from the soundproofing being slightly less than perfect, everything else was very satisfying. The check-out experience was also excellent, with staff actively assisting whenever needed, making the process super quick. Full marks!

It’s a very classy hotel and it’s been around long enough to show it. It sits right on top of the Meitetsu bus center. We didn’t utilize the bus the first few nights we stayed here but once we did, we understood why this hotel is so popular. The accessibility to the bus center is very nice. With the age of this hotel, it retains the premium real estate space per room that just doesn’t really exist at this price point in more recent hotels. I wouldn’t say it’s as roomy as the average American motel but there is a noticeable difference of additional room compared to your average business hotel. Amenities were limited but it had enough for what we needed. Technology wise, the rooms are still equipped with TVs from the Stone Age but this wasn’t a negative for us and we hardly utilized the TV. Shower and tub were standard though the bidet tech was a bit dated. It’ll still get the job done cleaning you up though. No issues with check in or check out. Staff were kind and even let us check in a few minutes earlier than scheduled. If you enjoy the shops around the station, the hotel elevators go all the way down to the basement shopping arcade which also connects you to many of the other buildings in the area. You never really have to go outside. We heard this hotel will undergo renovation next year. I wish the best for all the staff involved and look forward to see the new improvements the next time I’m able to stay here.

The room was pretty clean, but there was a persistent smell that bothered me throughout my week-long stay. That was quite frustrating. The facilities were good, and the location was excellent. There's a famous toast shop nearby, and it's super close to the subway, making it easy to get around by foot or public transport. It's also near the Meitetsu shopping area, and you can catch buses here for the outlets or even Shirakawa-go. Convenience is definitely the main selling point. For a business hotel, the basic amenities are perfectly adequate.

The lobby has a great artistic vibe. The hotel's location is superb, and nearby convenience stores are very handy. The only minor drawback is that it's a bit of a walk to the subway station, making it more suitable for families traveling by private car or chartered vehicle. On the bright side, the rooms are significantly more spacious than what you typically find in other Japanese hotels.