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Asked for a room, got the exact opposite of what I requested. High floor away from lift. So they gave me almost the lowest floor, literally next to the lifts. I booked months in advance, too. The lift itself isn't noisy, but obviously guests are. And sadly these guests were Japanese locals. A family who clearly had zero control over their children. Other problems, the onsen has no cold bath, all three baths are the same temperature, and the reclining bath has no purpose except to allow you to lie down. Plus seeing someone the member of a certain family covered in tattoos is a little frightening for my son. All this despite the signs stating no tattoos. Location is great for metro lines and for the IG Arena, if that's the reason for your visit. I would also appreciate the same manners in English that the staff provide local Japanese. Especially if the staff is already fluent in English. We too have polite ways of speaking to customers.

The facilities were a bit basic, plainer than I expected for a park hotel. The toiletries were quite simple. We booked the King theme, which was 200 yuan cheaper than the Pirate theme, but they felt pretty similar, with the same room layout and everything. The bunk beds were very narrow, only suitable for children under 10. No one informed us about the treasure hunt, and we almost missed it. There are very few dining and shopping options nearby, and even the vending machine items were much more expensive than in the city. Not great value for money. The kids loved it, though.

I was traveling around Nagoya and didn't want to switch rooms, so I stayed for 5 consecutive nights. The hotel's location is excellent. From the airport, take the Meitetsu line to Nagoya Station. After exiting the station, follow the signs for subway exits 1, 9, and 10 through the underground passage. Once you exit from exit 1, it's about a 10-minute walk to the hotel (if you have large luggage, avoid exit 1 as there's no elevator). The front desk staff were all very good, and the room was generally clean and tidy. However, if you're staying multiple nights and want daily cleaning, you need to inform the front desk in advance; otherwise, they only change towels by default. Also, the hotel breakfast was the same every day, which can get boring if you stay for many days.

This is the top choice for a family trip to Nagoya with kids, offering spacious and comfortable accommodations! Our family of 6 chose to stay at Golden Stay Nagoya Osu this time, and the experience was fantastic! For a larger family like ours, the room layout was excellent. The hotel has a small kitchen, a washing machine, and a bathroom with drying capabilities, which made our stay very comfortable. The hotel's location is right next to the Osu Shopping Street, a vibrant area with plenty of dining and shopping options, making it incredibly convenient. The kids also had a great time exploring. The staff were friendly and attentive. If you're a family planning to rent a car for your Nagoya trip, I genuinely recommend this hotel!

The hotel building itself was magnificent, and once we entered our room, we were absolutely delighted by how clean and pristine it was – it truly made our trip! We stayed as two families, and there were plenty of beds and towels, making for a very comfortable stay. The staff's service was excellent, and having restaurants and a Family Mart on the first floor was incredibly convenient and enjoyable. We were so satisfied that we'd definitely want to stay here again the next time we visit Nagoya! The amenities were comprehensive, except for toothbrushes, and the hairdryer had a strong airflow, which made drying our hair very easy. Thank you!

Great location, just a short walk from the JR station if you take the street-level exit. The room was a bit small and compact, but very clean. Breakfast offered a decent variety, and the service was warm and friendly. They have a public onsen that's open until 2 AM, which is very convenient. For the women's onsen, you get an extra white key card, which adds to safety and privacy.

The room was quite spacious, so we could easily open our suitcases. It was also clean. The hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood, and there's a Don Quijote on a nearby street, which was very convenient for shopping and food. It's also close to the city center, though it's about a 10-minute walk to the nearest subway station. The hotel staff were also very friendly and helpful. 👍

Generally a ideal hotel for families wt kids. New facilities, sizable room/bed, small kitchen, common washer/dryer at lobby, all very functional. Only drawback is the location 15min walk to Sakae station, hotel located at lots of night joint/clubs surrounding..crowd at night can seems intimidating. But overall they will just mind their own biz... Toilet/sewage has a faulty smell. Overall still very good.

The location, right near the station, was fantastic! The room was spacious and clean, making for a very comfortable stay. I was also happy to find a manga corner where I could read freely. There were no amenities such as cosmetics.

The room was quite spacious with a nice view. Honestly though, the hotel felt a bit old and dated. While the facilities were functional, the carpet had a peculiar smell that was hard to ignore. Even worse, on the first day, there was a plaster stuck to the duvet cover, clearly left by the previous guest, and both the pillows and blankets had a strange odor that seemed to have accumulated over years. Thankfully, communication was smooth. Not only did they immediately change the bedding, but they also promptly moved us to a different floor and room on the third day. The restaurant staff were all very polite and courteous, making us feel right at home. Overall, it really embodied the consistent service quality of Japanese hotels, making it a pretty satisfying stay.