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A very modern looking and feeling hotel on Nishiki dori…easily accessible from Nagoya station. Comfortable beds with a separate shower room(rainforest shower & hand held shower)and toilet…with the sink outside of the shower room. The breakfast buffet was very good…a great salad selection…smoothies…and impressive Japanese soup and baked fish.The pastry/bread selection was smaller than expected and the western cooked foods were nothing special. The disappointing points were: No bottled water or coffee offered in the rooms or free in the lobby…which is surprising these days. A surprising lack of hand sanitizers during these Corona times in front of the lifts on the 1st floor and then on every floor. (There are temperature check machines and hand sanitizer machines inside the hotel entrance and in the restaurant though) A disappointing lack of customer service from the hotel staff.With the exception of the lady who checked us in (Remi) and the gentleman in the restaurant for breakfast…nothing was said when either leaving or re entering the hotel on a number of occasions. It would have been nice if the staff said something (Welcome back….have a good time etc.) There are many hotels in Nagoya in a similar price range…offering a lot of things lacking mentioned above.As a result would probably be interested in trying somewhere else…unless there was an irresistible offer!

It was used by 4 family members in August 2022. We stayed in two rooms with a suite and a connection door in the next room using an upgrade point as a Marriott Titanium member. I made a reservation and stayed at the parking lot because I needed a reservation in advance, but there were many coin parking nearby 々, so if you park only in the morning ～ at night, I wonder if it was cheaper. There were many one-way streets in the neighborhood. The room was very comfortable because it was new, and the bath and toilet were independent and very easy to use. The coffee machine was also Nespresso. The suite was a closet and an independent space, and it was easy to spread luggage and was saved. There weren't many types of breakfast and it was about ＋α at a business hotel, but it was delicious. It was convenient because there were Donki and convenience stores nearby, but it was also called a business area, and there were almost no restaurants on Sunday night, so I was wondering where to have dinner with my family. We were able to spend time without any particular discomfort due to the response of employees like the other 々 said. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

My husband and I stayed here for one night while traveling to Japan. We stayed in a double suite (12 square meters), 8180 yuan a night, including government tax and breakfast. Super Hotel chain offers basic, budget rooms. For some reason, you can add a bunk to the double bed. We also have a refrigerator, desk and LAN connection in our room. As expected, the room is small and the bathroom is small (combination style, which means everything is a component). Unexpectedly, our room was in some narrow inner courtyard so the sun was basically out of reach. Later on the trip we stayed at another chain store where the room was bigger (and sunshine!). The hotel was very close to the station (about 5 minutes walk). Breakfast buffet included in the room rate, which was available in both Japanese and Western styles (though quite simple - salad, rice, bread, etc.; no juice - only drinks). One big advantage of the hotel is that there are pillows available at the reception; besides those in your room, if you really want one, grab one immediately after registration or you will be taken out. For the cost of staying, this hotel is OK - if you're looking for a clean, functional hotel for one night, this hotel is more than enough. However, I recommend staying here for no more than one night mainly because even if you stay here for a few nights you can't enter the room between 10am and 3pm. Nagoya itself is not a great tourist attraction. We're just stopping here and taking the opportunity to visit the castle near Dogshill.

We used the Parco underground parking lot because there are many luggage with children. It is an elevator directly to the front desk, but there is no cart, so it may be hard for large luggage. There were various ??? It is the first surprise that the Parco customer enters the room floor freely! The underground parking fee is prepaid! When the receipt is checked out even though it is prepaid! Uncles of the Parco underground parking lot, I was putting out a prepaid card, but I couldn't print it in and out. And is it really okay? I confirmed it to ３ people, but everyone is okay! Front desk, I was glad to tell you that pedestrian heaven was on Sunday before Parco. I couldn't get to the hotel on Navi Street! The key to the entrance door of the room is not a bitchy position!

Our accommodation in Nagoya is Toyoko Inn Nagoya Station Sakuradori Exit New Building. It is a shiny Toyoko Inn that has not been opened for a long time. It is a good location hotel called ５ minutes walk from Sakuradori Exit of Nagoya Station, but the room rate was Toyoko Inn price and was reasonable. Breakfast at Toyoko Inn here is lined with several kinds of cooked bread, such as egg sandwiches and cutlet sandwiches. Breakfast mainly bread and soup, but the cooked bread was rich in variety, fluffy and delicious. Of course, the room was very clean and the staff were very friendly.

Love the location, just above the train station. Service is excellent, left luggage is super easy. Only drawback is it doesn’t have a public bath

We spended a night in a triple room, which was clean and queit, on the 12th floor. This was our second time staying here so we're pretty much getting around easily. The staff was helpful and allowed us to store our luggage before check-in time. The amenities were all you need plus iron and board stored in the hallway's wall. Breakfast starts at 7am and has variety of food. Recommend staying!!