Nagoya Hotels with Gym

This newly opened hotel was great; everything was wonderful, and the staff were incredibly friendly. My only slight disappointment was that the lounge was too small and crowded, and the food options were very limited. Perhaps it's because it's new, but I found that a bit lacking. However, the night view was absolutely stunning!

The hotel has a minimalist design and is considered a good hotel in Nagoya. However, the doorman didn't help us with our luggage. Also, when I booked the room, the picture showed the bed against a wall, but the room we actually got had an open vanity behind the bed, which was different from the advertised picture. Since we were on a tight schedule and only staying one night, and we were tired, I didn't bother to discuss it with the front desk. But I really didn't like the design of that room.

This hotel is excellent in every aspect. It's a 5-minute walk to Nagoya Castle, parking is convenient, and they are very attentive to guests' needs. Our kids loved it, and they even provided a diaper disposal bin in the room and made sure the crib was tidied up every day. The hotel's decor is beautiful and elegant, and every staff member is friendly and enthusiastic. They can communicate in English, and during check-in, there were two Chinese-speaking staff members who helped us and introduced the hotel and room facilities. My only suggestion is for the breakfast variety: staying for 6 consecutive days with the exact same breakfast menu can get a bit monotonous. Overall, the stay was a fantastic experience, and I'd love to come back again if I have the chance.

A classic, established sightseeing hotel in Nagoya, just a 2-minute walk from Fushimi Station. Getting to both the Sakae shopping district and Nagoya Station is very convenient, and with an airport limousine bus stop right here, traveling to and from Chubu Centrair International Airport is a breeze. The hotel is rich in heritage; the lobby has a grand, retro vibe and is exceptionally well-maintained. The rooms are clean and tidy with comfortable bedding and good soundproofing, making it a great place to rest up after a day of exploring. The front desk service is polite, professional, and communication was smooth. The public hot spring and swimming pool are major bonuses. The only minor observation is that due to its age, some of the facilities lean towards a more traditional style. Overall, it's a fantastic base for sightseeing in Nagoya, offering top-notch location and reliability. I would definitely consider staying here again next time I visit Nagoya.

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.

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.

Everyone might think it's impossible to stay on top of a tower, but this time there was a pleasant surprise. The biggest surprise was that the hotel breakfast was absolutely amazing! The hotel also has a secret passage leading to the top of the tower for views. Guests can choose to watch the night view or the sunrise. The hotel's mystery really surprised me. So this was a great experience. However, if you want to go shopping, you still need to drive a bit, as finding parking is not easy. In the summer, it can be very hot to walk there, or it might take 30 minutes.

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.