Hotels near Hiroshisan Temple in Nagoya

I stayed with my 13-year-old daughter. I see a hotel with free sleeping under 12 years old at 々, but it was very helpful because it was not free to sleep under 18 years old, and the room rate of the former 々 was also cheap. I'm already a big daughter, but it was comfortable because it was a double bed with ample size for adults ２ people. Adult pajamas are provided, but children's pajamas are not rented, so you need to bring them (I accidentally forgot ... children's pillows and bath towels should be lent at the reception. is. ) I forgot the smartphone charger, but since the room is equipped with various insertions, it was helpful to be able to charge the smartphone and mobile battery. (２ can't charge at the same time). The room was clean, and it was a ２ minute walk from Sakae Station, and there was a 7-Eleven below, which was very convenient, so I would like to use it again when I go to Nagoya.

Wifi is fast and the location is near nagoya station so its easy access everywhere. There’s a 24 hour sukiya round the block and lawson. They also have water so you dont need to buy bottled water all the time since im sensitive to tap water, i really appreciate them having it accessible to travellers and guest. For this alone, ill give it a 10 stars

Love the location, just above the train station. Service is excellent, left luggage is super easy. Only drawback is it doesn’t have a public bath

The location is very good, about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station. The room is a ”fan-shaped” room, narrow on the door side and wide on the window side, and is spacious enough if you just want to sleep. The temperature had risen on the day I used it, and the room was very hot, so I tried turning on the air conditioning, but it was centrally controlled and only ”heated.” There was almost no ventilation even when I opened the window, so I cooled my body with a cold shower. In early spring, some people suffer from hay fever and are hesitant to open the windows, so it would be good if there was a circulator or something.

It is still open and new, so there is a clean feeling in the room. Also, there is a microwave in each room, so it was very helpful. There are convenience stores around, but there is also a supermarket on foot ５ minutes, so you can buy sake and food. Breakfast was also hearty boiled food and baked fish, and the menu was not much, but it was delicious. The location of the hotel will arrive at ７ minutes if you take a shortcut from the station.

Around 8 mins walking distance to JR Nagoya and you can see the hotel building from the station if you walk out of Takashimaya Building. They have an underground pass from the train station and the nearest Hotel exit is via towards Lucine Tower L2 which only L2 has a lift up to the street while the rest of the exits are decked with stairs. Even if you lost your way to the hotel, you can always ask for the Post Office as they have a huge Post office nearby the station and passing by the Post office can lead you in the correct direction to the hotel. The impressive thing here is that they have an amenities bar at the lobby provided for room guests and they even have salt baths too! You can just grab your necessities any time you need. Not sure for 2 people but I find the room space is ok for single person, and very clean. Shampoo, shower gels, conditioner, hand soap and basic amenities like hangers and shoe polish are all provided. They also have cute magnet tags on your door to indicate for daily housekeepers. The room I've gotten is very clean and the walls are definitely not sound proof but decent enough to have your own peace and privacy. Facilities here may look old but I find it acceptable as they are very clean and well maintained. Only downside for tourists is that hotel staff here don't speak much English, and most of the room guests here are mostly Japanese business men, Japanese travelers to high school students and sometimes a few foreigners who can speak Japanese. Therefore, it is always helpful if you know some basic japanese or grab someone to stay along with who knows japanese will be good. Breakfast is in buffet style western and japanese, with soup, juice and coffee/tea. And everyday breakfast will be the same thing, but delicious and filling.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk straight outside the station, facing the big camera. The room is just a single bed and there is not much space for the rest. The luggage has to be placed in the walkway outside before it can be opened. However, the environment is clean and I will consider it next time.

Staff are very helpful for my queries from them about where and how will I go to places I want to explore. Location is excellent, safe environment, clean facilities. Will definitely book to this hotel when I come back in Nagoya.

What a fantastic location! We were without WiFi after spending 6 weeks with Japanese Pocket Wi-Fi's our hosts had kindly provided. We wanted somewhere close to Nagoya train station where we were to spend a night before we left the next day for the Airport. It was perfect. We screenshot the route from the station and the question of where to exit it (it was Westgate exit) Then seriously, it was 4 min walk from the train (you could see the station entrance from our top floor windows), we went back there for dinner underneath it that night (Nagoya Kitchen, yum....) and bought our train tickets there then for the next day to save time. The staff at Via Inn spoke perfect English (even though we have been practicing our Japanese!), lent us umbrellas for the rain to get to dinner, WiFi at the Hotel was included, tea, coffee, milk, sugar and personal items as well. The room was exactly what we needed for the night, clean, with a great shower, a window that opened and all for a sensational price. C'mon! What more could you ask for! Thank you Via Inn!

Overall very comfortable stay. Good size bed with 2 pillows & a cushion per bed. Quite a long walk from Na***o station, especially if you have luggages. There’s a local Endoji shopping street nearby (can try Everest 8848 Nepali food there if you are tired of eating maki rice rolls & onigiri) & you can actually walk 26min from hotel to Nagoya Castle (the softserve ice-cream wafer there is really good). Besides kettle & mini fridge, there’s also a mini microwave for reheating food. If drinking water is provided would have been perfect.