Nagoya Hotels with Bars

This was my second stay at this hotel. Compared with my previous visit about 5–6 years ago, the facilities are starting to show their age. The air conditioner was leaking water, and the bathtub drained very slowly. After just 2–3 minutes of showering, the water had already risen above my ankles, which was quite inconvenient. Other than these maintenance issues, everything else was fine. I hope the hotel will consider improving these facilities, as I otherwise had a pleasant stay.

A very satisfying stay. 1. The front desk staff were excellent, very quick and professional with the check-in process. 2. The breakfast selection was rich, though at certain times it could get a bit crowded and require a short wait, but this was a minor issue. 3. The room was spacious, clean, and offered great views of Nagoya city. This definitely deserves a big thumbs up. 4. There's a convenience store just a 2-minute walk away, and Don Quijote is only 5 minutes away, which is incredibly convenient. Every aspect of my stay was great, so of course, I signed up for a membership.

The best choice for a budget solo traveler. It offers free unlimited drinks all day, unlimited curry with rice for breakfast, unlimited fresh ramen noodles at night, and free alcoholic drinks in the evening. There is a lounge on the 11th floor, a public bath with a hot pool and sauna, and free shampoo, body soap, conditioner, hair gel, hair spray, and face and body lotion. It also provides free toothbrushes and razors. The locker fits a 20kg size luggage if not, you can put it at the large luggage compartment and ask for chain with lock at the lobby. There are coin washing machines and dryers available as well. Heads up to those with tattoos: this hotel only has a public bath, and tattoos are not allowed.

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.

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.

This was my first stay at the Hilton Nagoya. It's about a 1000 yen taxi ride from Nagoya Station, so the location is pretty good. If you're using public transport, there are bus options, but the subway station is a bit of a walk. The room was spacious and well-maintained. I accidentally left something behind, and after emailing them, the hotel successfully sent it to my next hotel, which I really appreciate. A big thank you to Imai from housekeeping! The 'magic hotline' answered immediately, and the overall service was great – definitely good value for money. The only downside is that the soundproofing isn't very good, so if the neighbors are noisy, it can be hard to sleep.

The location is very close to Nagoya Station, but the area in front of the station is under construction, making the routes confusing. Following navigation generally works, but definitely don't use Chinese navigation apps as they give completely wrong directions. I read online that they offer Chinese service, but don't believe that! We stayed for three days and only encountered a staff member who spoke Chinese on the last night. Otherwise, communication was through a translation device, which was usually pretty basic. The king-size room maintained the typical small and compact Japanese style.

The hotel is quite old but clean and provides good facilities. It’s located perfectly right next to the Nagoya station and in the same building as Meitetsu bus station. So it’s convenient to take a bus continuing to Takayama and other cities without any hassles. Many cafes and restaurants are underground and nearby buildings. I would really recommend this hotel for the stay in Nagoya.

The room is spacious and well equipped. It's a bit far from Nagoya station and not many buses around the hotel. It's a bit inconvenient. There's shuttle bus available in the morning on weekdays. Longer service time on weekends. Maybe the hotel is busy, the lounge staff wasn't too friendly. I have short hair but I found a long hair on my bed under the blanket. The bedsheet has some black colour fabric fibers but I wore light colour pajamas.

I stayed here while traveling to a concert. It's very close to the Nagoya Station Shinkansen ticket gate, which is convenient. I was able to leave my luggage there before check-in. There are family restaurants and izakayas near the hotel that are open until late at night, so there are plenty of places to eat even late after a concert. The facilities, building, and rooms are a little old, but it's acceptable if you're just staying for a night's sleep. Thank you to the front desk staff for your kind hospitality.