New Shochikubai Hotel Reviews

Nice stuff and clean.

This was my first time using the facility. The facility looked quite old, but it seemed to have been well-cleaned and was very clean. The room was small, but there was an individual air conditioner so I was able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience!

The room was clean, and the corridor, toilet, bathroom, washbasin, and dressing table were all clean The three front desk staff were all kind, thoughtful, and considerate.

Friendly staff. But a bit far from the station.

The type is very similar to a youth hostel. The bathroom and toilet are shared and very clean. The room can be locked and has its own space. I stayed on the ninth floor this time. The ninth floor is a women's floor. The toilets and showers are only for women. I felt very safe. You have to walk up 3 or 4 stairs to get to the elevator. If you are carrying large luggage, you can evaluate it. There is no kitchen, but there is a microwave and a water dispenser The room is old but comfortable to live in The smoking area is at the entrance of the stairs. People who care can also evaluate it.

Overall, it's OK. The price is worth the service. It's about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station. It's a good budget hotel in the city center. If you want to save money and have convenient transportation, choose this one.

In general, everything is good, clean, everything is there. Of the minuses, the shower is on the -1 floor, and we lived on the 6th. For men, a large common shower and 2 separate (for men and women) individual closed. Nearby there is a delicious cafe, ramen, right on the corner of the hotel. The price on the website is 1,500 rubles more expensive than in the hotel directly.

It is only a 10-minute walk from the station. Although it is old, it is well maintained. The receptionist is a very kind old lady. The CP value is high. The only drawback is that if you are afraid of noise, try not to stay in a room facing the road.

It's conveniently located near the Taiko Exit of Nagoya Station. The air conditioning worked well and it was comfortable. There was also wifi, so it was more than worth the price. There's only a shower, so it's best to think of it as a capsule hotel. There's a convenience store nearby, so it's a good idea to buy some food before checking in.

It's OK to be cheap, the environment is OK, but don't imagine it to be too good

The sanitation is average. The walls are dirty. The room is not soundproof and very noisy. The hotel corridor is terribly narrow. I will not stay here again.

The price of a youth hostel is good, but it has a private room. It is a good choice for those who want economical accommodation. The room is old and smells a bit. It is equipped with towels, slippers and toothbrushes, which is good. The public bathroom is on the underground floor. It is a private bathroom. Although it is small, it is very clean and the water flow is strong, which makes it comfortable to wash.

People who only sleep alone are **** People who are sensitive to noise are advised not to go.

There are more amenities than at Mankitsu, and the rooms are private so you can relax. The shower and toilet are shared, but they are pretty clean. The Chinese person next to me was noisy.