Nagoya Hotels with Breakfast

This is a relatively new hotel in Nagoya, having opened in the last year of the '3-year period' (likely referring to the pandemic years). It's positioned as a five-star hotel right at the threshold of the Marriott brand, so all its facilities are good, but not luxurious. The hotel staff's English is excellent, and they proactively speak it, which is very convenient – typical of an American chain. I don't know the size of the standard rooms, but the pictures suggest they aren't very large. However, the suite design is incredibly well-thought-out. It's very considerate and convenient for living, both in terms of privacy and usability. The suite is spacious, the internet is good, and it's very clean. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, and the corner sofa is very practical. Having two bathrooms is just perfect.

Haha, turns out there are two VIA INN hotels at Nagoya Station! I went to the wrong one at first and couldn't find my booking. The staff kindly directed me to the correct one, and I was able to check in smoothly. I booked two rooms, and they gave us connecting rooms, which was great! The hotel's location is excellent, with many anime/manga stores nearby, like Animate, Suruga-ya, Lashinbang, and K-Books. It's a smooth and enjoyable walk from the station. The hotel is also just a few minutes' walk from the Nagoya Shinkansen, which is super convenient for catching the bullet train. The rooms are typical Japanese style – clean, quiet, and tidy, just what you need. What really surprised me was the breakfast; it was incredibly diverse! All sorts of side dishes, bread, rice, soup, and fruits, all delicious. I especially want to praise the bread; I loved both the toast and the croissants. Next time I'm in Nagoya, I'll definitely choose this place again.

Great stay, perfect service and nice staff. Breakfast is basic but good and the room could be a bit bigger. Nevertheless I can recommend the stay because of the positive points and the close distance to the train station.

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 hotel's location is excellent, with plenty of shopping, dining, and department stores nearby. If you're driving, parking is convenient as there's discounted parking available right next to the hotel, which is super budget-friendly. Otherwise, parking fees in the city center can be quite substantial.

The room is spacious, and the bed is extremely comfortable. Unlimited free coffee and tea are available, and the washing machine is high quality and gentle on clothes. I also really loved the shampoo and body wash provided. Overall, I had a wonderful stay and would definitely consider staying here again if I visit Nagoya.

Very close to Sakae, about a 10-minute walk. You can find both budget-friendly and high-end shopping there. The airport bus stop is super convenient: turn left out of the hotel, cross the street, then turn right, and it's just a three-minute walk. The subway is also nearby, about a five-minute walk. I booked a twin room, which came with two chairs and a small round table. The space isn't huge but it's perfectly adequate. There's a laundry room, an ice machine, and even a microwave on each floor. The only downside was the long wait for the elevator.

If you read this, you'll understand 'Nine Hours Nagoya Station'! **Building Overview** * The front desk is on the 1st floor. * Lockers and shower rooms are on the 3rd floor. * There are 7 individual shower rooms. * Shelves are available for luggage. * Lockers are large enough for suitcases and large backpacks. * Inside the locker, you'll find: 1 large towel, 1 face towel, 1 bath mat, and slippers. * To open the locker, you'll tap the card you received at check-in. * If it doesn't respond well, try holding the card from the bottom! * The lounge wear provided includes 3/4 sleeve tops and long pants. * Floors 4-6 are for female capsules. * Floors 7-9 are for male capsules. * Capsules are equipped with Japanese-style power outlets and USB ports. * You are advised to eat and drink in the 10th-floor lounge. * The lounge has sofas and a counter table that seats 9 people. **Food & Drink** * Meals should be consumed on the 10th floor. * Eating and drinking inside the capsules is not allowed. **Wi-Fi** * Wi-Fi is available. * The ID and password are written on the wall of your accommodation floor, so you can do research or work. **Check-out** * Check-out is completed by returning the card you received at check-in and the lounge wear.

Spacious room with modern facilities. The hygiene was good, and the location was excellent – close to both the subway station and commercial areas. There are convenience stores, restaurants, and malls nearby. The breakfast was delicious.

Located in the prosperous business district, it's quiet despite being in a bustling area. The transportation is convenient, making it easy to go shopping and dining. The overall environment is good, quite cozy, and clean. The only downside is that the room is a bit too small.