Hotel Livemax Budget Nagoya Reviews

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

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 room is extremely unclean and does not support occupancy

There was trash lying around in the room. The train noise was so loud I couldn't sleep.

At first I was scared, but there was no sound leakage and I was able to spend a comfortable time. The shower pressure was also perfect. However, the hair dryer didn't work well and the electrical outlet was stuck, which could have caused a fire.

Not very clean, and the railway passing outside the window is noisy.

There was no sense of cleanliness overall, there was mold growing in the sink and bath, and the baseboards had been repaired with duct tape and were peeling off. It's good that the station is close, but the sound of trains echoed loudly in the room until midnight, which bothered me. If you are concerned about this, I think you should be careful.

The location was good. The surrounding area was quiet. I'll come back later.

Cleaning and environment is terrible

Do not order! Whoever ordered who regretted it! ! ! Hygiene: This hotel was converted from decades-old apartments into a hotel. Since it has been converted into a hotel, you should at least renovate it. There is no damage at all, the wallpaper is damaged, the quilt has holes, the floor is creaking, and the kitchen and bathroom are old stains. I really didn't expect Japan to have such a hotel, which can't even meet the minimum "cleanliness". The environment is worse than the sanitation. The railway is outside the window. Although the windows have two layers, they are not the new double-layer sound-proof glass, but all old single-layer glass, which cannot prevent noise at all. I thought it would be better if the subway stopped running after 12 o'clock in the evening, but it turns out that there are freights in the middle of the night, with an average of five minutes, and people are transported during the day and goods are transported at midnight. Absolutely! This is no place for people to live. I originally booked for two nights, but I checked out early the next morning. In summary, the worst hotel I've ever stayed in in my life

The interior is a remodeled apartment, so it doesn't feel clean and I don't want to stay there anymore.