3-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The entire hotel relies on air conditioning for ventilation, as windows cannot be opened. The double room was small, just barely adequate. However, the surrounding area offers excellent accessibility. It's about a 10-minute walk to Muji and the famous HARBS cake shop (the original, historically significant branch). Popular restaurants like Gyoza no Ohsho, Umahachi, and Chen Mapo Tofu (Matsuzakaya store) are only about a 15-minute walk away. The hotel is located between Sakae and Fushimi stations. We usually opted to take the subway one stop from Fushimi to Nagoya Station for shopping at Takashimaya (which houses the renowned Din Tai Fung on its upper floors). Getting to the airport was also convenient, involving a subway transfer to an express train. So, the hotel's location is indeed exceptionally convenient, with easy walking access to shopping centers like Mitsukoshi. During our four-day stay, we noticed a high number of Korean and ********* tour groups, which made it quite noisy. Therefore, it might not be suitable for guests who prefer a quiet environment or wish to enjoy hotel amenities. However, this type of budget hotel is very popular, with its affordable price being its biggest advantage.

This hotel is really easy to find, about a 10-minute walk from the station, and the front desk is on the second floor. The area right downstairs is super lively with tons of restaurants, bars, and karaoke places. It's great value for money too! The transport links are excellent, everything you need is right there, and there's a Takashimaya department store at the station. Perfect for tourists and anyone looking to do some serious shopping.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic. It's just a few hundred meters from the Sakae business district and Sakae subway station – anyone who knows Nagoya knows how convenient Sakae station is! Plus, there's the Yabacho subway station right next door, making airport access super easy. The hotel offers great value for money and the overall cleanliness is excellent. I'll definitely choose this place again on my next visit!

This is my second time staying at this hotel. The location is excellent, close to Sakae Station, making it very convenient for dining and shopping. The room facilities are complete, and most importantly, the room is spacious and the bed is comfortable. The front desk staff speak English, which makes communication easy.

I had a fantastic stay at ibis Styles Nagoya! The first thing that hits us is the cool, industrial market-themed design. It’s very photogenic and a nice break from standard business hotels. The location is perfect; it’s an easy 8–10 minute walk from Nagoya Station and right next to the Yanagibashi Central Market, which is great for morning exploration. The room is a bit compact but incredibly smart with their layout. Highly recommend for anyone who wants style without the massive price tag.

Check in and out was easy and automated with the machine at counter. Staff were very friendly and welcoming, able to speak english to a good extent Environment was warm and welcoming, rooms were comfortable. Maybe the breakfast could be better. Daily selection of one sandwich, either the fix katsu sandwich or the other bread, sometimes hotdog, sometimes plain bread with soup. Drinks were very limited .didn't felt like going down for breakfast after the first 3 days Washing machines were the winner, you can even watch the availability from room tv . Overall is very good would stay again if I'm travelling there

Very close to Sakae Station and the Bus Terminal, but if you have a heavy carrier, the walk may be lengthened to an extra block due to a lack of elevators on the nearer side to the hotel. Interesting style of a sliding door between the bedroom and hall/powder room area.  No tub, only shower booth with shower gel/shampoo/conditioner. Free coffee daily from 7am to midnight, with breakfast cereal in the morning, and some tea bags. Downside for smokers is, no smoking area in the vacinity. One can smoke at the 7/11 couple of blocks away. One can get a portable ash tray and smoke outside the hotel building.  There seems to be bike rental service available, which I never got to.

I have a lot of opportunities to go to China on business trips, so the size of the room and the amenities service in Japan are small and bad, but this is especially small. Breakfast is buffet style and is satisfactory.

Area near to station and nearby got few nice restaurants for both breakfast and dinner. There parking lots nearby also but expensive if parked whole night till morning.. There is a simple Japanese sake cafe with simple Japanese home cooked to go along with sake/beer or wines (just diagonal across the hotel as per hotel) open by Japanese owner and a ********* staff working inside. Friendly and home feel with many other Japanese inside..

The room was clean and comfortable, and the hotel is super close to Nagoya Station, just a five-minute walk. There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs, and nearby you'll find Komeda's Coffee and Sekai no Yamachan (famous for its chicken wings), along with many other shops. You can also enjoy free drinks in the lobby.