Hotels With Breakfast in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Overall, it was a great stay, and I would choose this place again if I come to Nagoya in the future. The facilities are well-equipped, and the check-in and check-out experience was convenient, comfortable, modern, and efficient. Everything is handled by machines, and the room key can be added to Apple/Google Wallet. The laundry room was also very functional. The design is simple, premium, and beautiful. From the interior design to the graphic visuals, everything was aesthetically pleasing – I really loved it. In terms of space, although the area is small, it has everything you need and is very efficient for storage. From the shelves to the pegboard next to the bed and the luggage rack under the bed, there's virtually no wasted space. The clever design makes the mere 12 square meters not feel too cramped, and there are many thoughtful details. The location is excellent, with two subway stations and several bus stops nearby, making it convenient to get anywhere. It's one stop away from both Nagoya Station and Sakae Station, which I personally prefer because the neighborhood isn't as noisy, and transfers aren't much more troublesome. As for the price, the value for money is super high! The only minor drawbacks: The soundproofing is quite poor. When the window is open, conversations from outside can be heard loudly due to the small building distance. In the quiet of the late night, you can occasionally hear sounds from next door. In the morning, service staff start cleaning quite early, so there's some continuous noise from the corridor.

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.

Stayed with BWH for nights. Pros: The location is great. Only approx. 5 minutes walk to Sakae Station. There are many restaurants to go to. Convenience shops like Lawson and 7 eleven are just across the road. The double room itself is spacious by Japanese standards (as in the photo). Cleanness is superior. The hotel does routine daily cleaning services including replacing slippers and towels, etc. Almost all amenities are provided at the reception. Must mention that many things like face cleansing gel are from Pola. Cons: The fridge makes clear noise (even when switched to level 1), so that I have to power off the fridge before sleeping. The soundproofing can be improved. I could hear laughter and natter from the next wall (their large voice did contribute though), especially when the night was very quiet. Another one is the small chair on the corner. It kept preventing me from accessing the window side of the bed. Should've chosen a better place to place it.

We stayed again at this hotel for our last 3 nights in Nagoya. It is a 15 mins walk from Nagaoya station and there are plenty of food options and konbinis around. There is also a cinema located within the same building and there is an access to the basement walkway to the train station but do take note of the opening timing. The room was modern and clean with a large smart TV. We stayed on the 22nd floor and the view was fantastic this time compared to to the first stay during the start of the trip as the room was facing the castle and Alps. There’s is also a public bath on the 18th floor where the lobby was. It was small but decent with no view which was a pity. Overall a good place to stay if you intend to hit the surrounding areas for shopping and sightseeing in the city.

It was revived in June, so I went including the meaning of support. Even though the arrival time was late, I also used the large communal bath and was satisfied with the breakfast. I want to use it again.

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient; you can walk to Mitsukoshi and other department stores. There's also a direct airport shuttle bus right to the hotel entrance. The lobby is grand, and the staff are professional. The rooms are standard, clean, and hygienic. They even cleaned our room even though we forgot to put out the 'make up room' sign. All amenities, like toothbrushes, were well-stocked in the bathroom. It's excellent value for money, and I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance!

Nagoya was quite expensive, so I booked this hotel and found it to be pretty good value for money, much better than I expected. The service attitude was excellent, and check-in at the front desk was smooth. Although the room was small, it had everything I needed and was very clean; perfect for a solo traveler. The hotel is very close to the subway station, making transportation convenient, and the surroundings are quiet. I've already recommended it to my colleagues; it's ideal for a weekend stay.

The location is superb, right outside the station. The lobby offers souvenirs, and the silk postcards were especially lovely – I bought a few as gifts. The rooms were clean and tidy. The hot spring bath on the ground floor was very relaxing; the water is from a renowned local source, with more details available on-site. Highly recommend!

My stay at the Ryugu Hotel was truly wonderful! First, the hotel's location is exceptional. The open-air hot spring offers breathtaking views of the ocean, from the morning glow to the evening sunset. Soaking in the hot spring while gazing at the ocean is truly an extraordinary experience. The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a modern Japanese décor that evoked a sense of tranquility and relaxation. With the ocean view just outside the window, staying in the room felt like being in paradise, leaving you wanting to leave. Dinner was a traditional kaiseki ryori, each dish meticulously crafted with abundant local ingredients. It was both delicious and visually pleasing. The sashimi and grilled items were particularly impressive and satisfying. The staff were also incredibly friendly and welcoming, and from check-in to check-out, their attentive service was truly heartwarming. Their attentive hospitality was truly touching. This is a hot spring hotel I'll definitely return to, and I highly recommend it to friends and family!

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.