Sanco Inn Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi Annex

The hotel is right across the street from Taikoo Exit, just cross the road. If you need room cleaning, you have to inform them by 10 AM the day before, otherwise, they'll only replace towels and trash bags. Used towels and trash are left outside the door before heading out. The two beds can be pushed together and moved against the wall, leaving enough space for a 28-inch suitcase. The bed is very large; it was quite spacious for three people, which was the main reason I chose this hotel. The other areas are a bit smaller, but Japanese hotels are generally not big, so you just have to manage. I wanted an extra single duvet for my child, but they only had blankets. As for pillows, I read reviews saying you could choose, but the hotel had already placed pillows in the room. If you find them uncomfortable, you can take them to the front desk to exchange them. We didn't find them uncomfortable, so we didn't bother changing them.

A clean and detail-oriented place. Good value for money. We used this as our base camp for 3 days. If I visit this area again, I'll probably come back here.

The location is fantastic, and the value for money is exceptional – it's really not expensive at all. The staff are incredibly friendly. This location is also super close to many local tour meeting points. These pros alone are already great, and everything else is generally good to excellent; they have all the essentials. They even have a laundry room that accepts Alipay. However, there's no large public bath, and the rooms are normally small. Still, the value for money is truly high.

Perhaps because it's a business hotel, the selection of amenities and services was incredibly diverse. The hotel's location, connected directly to Nagoya Station, was incredibly convenient, and having a Yoshinoya right in front made meals super easy.

The location is absolutely fantastic. You can get to Nagoya Station directly through an underground passage. It's the perfect place to stay if you're planning day trips to the surrounding areas or exploring the great restaurants around Nagoya Station. Plus, it's right next to Bic Camera, which is super convenient for shopping. It's a business hotel without much of a luxurious feel. The room was quite cramped, barely enough space to open a suitcase. However, in terms of value for money, it's a really good place to stay. I injured my ankle and asked if they had an ice pack, and they kindly provided one. I was touched by their helpfulness, even offering to replace it when it melted. After staying here for three days, I moved to Sakae Station, but personally, to truly experience Nagoya, I think Nagoya Station is still the better option. There are so many great local restaurants nearby where office workers go.

This hotel is conveniently located near Nagoya Station, making it easy to get around. The room was well-maintained and clean, and there was enough space for a solo traveler. The bed was comfortable, perfect for a good night's sleep. It offers excellent value for money, and I'd definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Nagoya.

Excellent twin room! The overall space was great, and the beds were large and very comfortable. Breakfast came with vouchers, and if you got tired of the options, you could pay extra to try other restaurants, offering a diverse selection. The best part is that it's really close to Nagoya Station – fantastic!