4-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The large communal bath with a view of Okazaki Castle was the best, the room was very clean, and it was the best hotel near Higashi Okazaki Station! I want to come again!

The hotel is beautiful and the service is great. We were on a road trip and the free parking was a huge bonus – I'd really recommend this hotel if you're driving! The old man at the parking lot was so enthusiastic and helpful; we arrived very late, but he patiently helped us park and kept running around to assist. We felt so bad! As for the room, we had a quad room and it was incredibly spacious. It's definitely recommended for larger groups, and it even has a super big balcony.

The room was very clean and, for a Japanese hotel, a decent size. The location is absolutely superb, with the station and a department store right downstairs. It's convenient for getting anywhere. The overall facilities and hardware are great. However, when I tried to drop off my luggage before check-in, I encountered a Japanese man at the front desk who was noticeably rude to guests. He had narrow eyes, a slightly round face, wasn't too short, and had slicked-back hair. I'm not sure if it was intentional (in Japan, hotels are in the 'hospitality' industry, and trained staff usually wouldn't act that way; I've been to Japan numerous times and this is the first time someone returned my passport face down and upside down). Anyway, his Japanese was also delivered in a 'slow and deliberate' manner, almost sarcastically (imagine the tone of an 'eunuch' by the emperor's side in a palace). He completely lacked the professionalism expected in the service industry. When I officially checked in, it was a different story with an older Korean man who spoke Japanese; his attitude was completely different. I'd advise friends checking in to avoid that first individual. The cleaning staff I saw were all foreign workers and their attitude was excellent. Due to its great location and facilities, the hotel's business is surely doing well.

ＪＲ It is located next to Katsukawa Station on the Chuo Line and is conveniently located near the ticket gate. There are not many restaurants near Katsukawa station and convenience stores are near the ticket gate of the station. However, the supermarket (Max Value) is located at the station １Ｆ and the ingredients can be bought cheaply. The inside of the hotel is beautiful and calm. The room is large and relaxing. Outside the window was the station, so I couldn't enjoy the scenery especially, but it was a perfect environment for business.

The renovated rooms are really modern and well-equipped. They're not huge, but super convenient! Takashimaya is within walking distance, and it's easy to get to Meitetsu Station. Perfect for sightseeing. There are tons of shopping and dining options nearby, so you'll never have to worry about food. For breakfast, they even offer Nagoya specialties like Ogura toast and Kishimen noodles. I'd definitely choose this place again on my next trip!

There is a wide variety of breakfast dishes, including both Japanese and Western cuisine! The hotel is conveniently located near a supermarket, making shopping, dining and watching movies very convenient! There are many restaurants to choose from!

The hotel's location is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk from the subway exit, right on the main road. It's very clean, and both the pillows and mattresses are really soft. It's also easy to get to the Rong business district. I even walked to the Crow Coffee, which appeared in 'Goro's Uncle,' in about fifteen minutes.

Ron Keke is the GOAT!!! The location is super convenient, and they provide all the toiletries you could ask for, including very practical facial cleansers and masks! For this price at this location, what more could you possibly want? Just go for Ron Keke, you won't regret it! The overall vibe is quite retro, but the room is a bit small. If you lay out two suitcases on the floor, you might not have much room to walk around.

Although the room size isn't huge, it's quite acceptable for a major city like Nagoya. Every day, after returning to the hotel, I could relax in the large public bath on the rooftop, which really helped to relieve the day's fatigue. Since I didn't use the room's bathroom, I put my suitcase in there, which effectively increased the usable space in the bedroom. Plus, the hotel provides DHC cosmetics for free, which is definitely a highlight. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Sakae commercial district, Oasis 21, and Nagoya TV Tower. Nagoya Castle is only about a 15-minute walk away. For dinner, if you turn right out of the hotel and walk for about 5 minutes, you'll find an underground shopping street beneath the Nagoya TV Tower with all sorts of restaurants and a food supermarket. There's also a convenient store right outside the hotel. While the breakfast selection isn't incredibly diverse, I particularly enjoyed the unagi don (eel rice bowl) and ramen. The staff were very enthusiastic. Choosing this hotel for my stay was definitely a smart decision.

The Apartment Hotel 11 Nagoya was a very convenient stay. It was super clean and comfortable. It's a walk to the subway and a short walk to other spots. There's lots of stores and restaurants close to the hotel as well. We used the airport bus from Sakae station to Nagoya airport NGO and it was super convenient (cashless service). They also have a bus from the airport that stops at Nagoya Tokyu hotel, which will be even more convenient. Looking forward to the next stay in Nagoya.