HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Reviews

Hotel is very close to Railway/ Subway tracks , u can hear the cargo trains going all day all night . No way u can open the balcony window and sleep. Room is good with every inch put to use as Japanese style. Near by Subway is convenient for traveling. Hotel staff did not keep our luggage after we checked out and we had to travel to Nagoya Palace carrying out luggage bags . Usually hotels allow you to leave your luggage for few hours after u checked out. That caused us to leave the city as soon as we could.

Nobody comes for cleaning rooms. Hotel rooms very noises trains pass way

A bit old and but spacious. Two stations away from Nagoya station.

It was good and reasonable price

Convenient to stay. Although near at train station. Affordable .

Good for families who likes to cook their food inside the hotel , it has gas stove refrigerator and microwave oven washing machine . Convenient to stay

This is a shop at Weitou Bridge, close to 5/6 subway and railway apartment-style hotels. It is very noisy and almost impossible to sleep. When I went there, the service staff in the shop were almost all Indians, with good service attitudes and no problem in language communication. There is a coffee shop next door, the bread and pastries there are delicious, and there are also various coffees. It opens at 7 am, which can solve the breakfast problem.

It feels like the kind of house that the Japanese bought themselves. It has all kinds of facilities, which is pretty good.

Cheap hotel with good seats but don't expect facilities

Next to the train station, you can hear the train passing by quite loudly every few minutes, which is cheap.

The station is right outside the door. Restaurants nearby are convenient. It has Japanese characteristics and is worth staying.

The price of the hotel is relatively cheap, but it is also relatively unrefined. It's okay for the price. There is a small terrace in the hotel room and you can see the railway and subway outside. The hotel is a bit like a residential corridor in a Japanese drama. The hotel only has enough supplies, including a refrigerator, microwave, hair dryer, TV... The most important thing is that the front desk clerk's service is very good, and he even helped order takeout so late at night. Thanks!

The sanitation is very poor, there are unknown bugs crawling on the ground, and because there are JR around, the noise is very loud in the middle of the night and in the morning, making it difficult to fall asleep and seriously affecting the sleep state. It was a very bad stay experience, whoever stays here will know!!!

What era is this? I want to ask. The moment I entered the room, it smelled like cigarettes, the air in the room was badThe air purifier was noisy, the LCD screen of the air conditioner was completely black and I had no idea what was going on, and the toilet was slightly dirty. The worst thing was the bath! I could never set the temperature of the water when I took a shower. I couldn't adjust it at all even if I wanted to turn the faucet to get the right temperature for my shower. The temperature was either hot enough to burn me, or cold enough to catch a cold. I thought it was because of the people around me, but it didn't change no matter what time I did it, night or morning. There was no amenity service, so it was the worst. It was so bad that it made me wonder if this was Japan. I was conflicted many times about complaining and saying, "Don't mess with me💢" This is the worst accommodation I've ever stayed at💢 Give me my money back!!