Hotels Near CAINZ Nagoya Tochi Store in Nagoya

I feel a little different when I think of a hotel. The room is spacious and I don't feel cramped even if I stay with my family. There is no parking lot, but there are many coin parking around. The coin parking under the hotel was 300 yen from 20:00 to 8:00 at night (as of January 2020), and there was a coin parking of 24 hours 600 yen about 2 minutes walk. It seems that there are some places that are a little cheaper if you leave a little. The room is cleaned at once, but it may not be beautiful. . . The sound of the train is also noisy. The trouble is that the hot water in the bath is wet. Although the hot water heater was outside the room and was not found, only the explanation was in the room. The explanation was that the hot water temperature could be set, but the key hot water heater was not found. . . The front desk is until 23 o'clock and will be unmanned after that. There is no phone to connect to the front desk in the room. Also, the hot water pot is provided in the room, but there is no tea leaves, so you need to prepare tea by yourself. There are microwave ovens, stoves, etc., but there are no cooking equipment, dishes, chopsticks. There is a washing machine, but there is no drying place, drying function. It is enough to sleep, but it may be a little subtle if the stay in the room is long, such as sightseeing, overnight. If you say you recommend it to people, I don't think I will.

The response from the front desk at check-in was wonderful. It was very convenient as it was less than 10 minutes walk from Kanayama Station. Also, the room was clean and there was an air purifier that humidified the room, which is a good thing compared to other hotels. Above all, I was able to stay at a cheap price, so if I ever stay in Kanayama again, I would like to use it again.

It is about 3 minutes walk from Exit 3 of Atsuta Jingu Denmacho Subway Station to the hotel, about 200m away, and there is a convenience store nearby, which is very convenient. The hall is well cleaned and clean. The rooms are standard size and facilities in this class hotel. The bed is large and comfortable. The air conditioning cannot be adjusted for each room, but the strength of the wind can be changed. Breakfast is from 6 o'clock and is a Japanese and Western buffet style. Although there were not many types, there were yogurt and fruits and it was delicious. The breakfast venue was also bright and clean.

It was a smoking room. It smells. There was a person who pushed cigarettes on the futon, and there was a burn. It was uncomfortable. The receptionist's response is about below normal. The unit bus was beautiful. It is about MEITETSU sightseeing. I will describe it because I seem to use the word of mouth of Trip Advisor. I think that only MEITETSU sightseeing is not bad in general because of cooperation with the hotel. I misunderstood that the non-smoking room was based on the non-smoking movement recently because there was a plan with the title ”smoking room”. There is no smoking room in the plan name at present, but the contract between December and January is different, and it seems that the plan name has not been designated yet. (I think the hotel should be careful if the title plan of the smoking room is prepared by the hotel instruction.) When booking, you will be guided to the smoking room without saying anything. It was good to check the word of mouth. There was the same person. Only in the last note column, there is a description about non-smoking smoking, so attention is necessary. I contacted MEITETSU sightseeing, including the mistake that I mistakenly made and the same thing happened in the future, but the answer was a formal sentence without apology. I don't think MEITETSU sightseeing is bad overall, but I felt what the email I replied was as a company. Is it a company style that should not apologize? Everything is bad for MEITETSU sightseeing! Apologize! I don't think so, but I think if I apologize for the feeling that I accompany the other party at least, I will end comfortably. I couldn't get a hotel at all and was helped by MEITETSU sightseeing, but I will not use it in the future including the correspondence. The cartoon cafe was better.

Great hotel. We booked with the breakfast option. Best breakfast buffet around with several American & Japanese items. We had a room with 2 twin beds. Beds were much wider than U.S. twin beds and could easily sleep 2 little kids. Room also had couch, table, 2 LR type chairs, drawers for clothes, safe, coffee/tea, hair dryer, robes, shampoo, conditioner & soap. Bathroom had packaged combs, razor, toothbrushes & other toiletries. Hotel was located next to train station so it was easy to get around. We could not hear trains or traffic. If you go through the train station and turn left, there is an outdoor shopping mall with several restaurants. We ate there as the hotel was expensive for lunch/dinner.

The hotel near Nagoya Station and Sakae is quite worth it. This hotel is 5.5km away from Nagoya Station, but it is convenient to go to the place where Nagoya is difficult because JR (atsuta), MEITETSU (Jingu Mae), and subway Meijo line (Jingu Nishi) are nearby. Rooms, facilities are aging. But every day maintenance is firm, so there was no problem for me. Also, it is really good to have a good breakfast at this price. In addition, there was a free rental bicycle and it was very helpful to use it as a foot to the center of Nagoya.

Very big and still new Toyoko Inn. Toyoko Inn is everywhere in Japan if you put it in the room. I like the bed because it is firm and does not hurt my waist. The recently built property has a rain shower. It was like this here. The toilet seat is very compact but not as difficult to use as it looks. The hair dryer is not able to move, but the wind volume is now a strong wind type, so there is no dissatisfaction. However, access is bad anyway. The nearest station will certainly be Kanayama, but can this really be called Kanayama? The location of the business hotel is bad. And nothing. It's a little mystery why I built it here. Since national route 22 has little crosswalk on the main road and is completely blocked by the central separation zone, the next crosswalk in front of Anna crown is to cross the road if it goes to the kuchobori intersection Yes. The shortest route from the station will climb the Kanayama pedestrian bridge from the road along the train. It took about 12 minutes to walk from the ticket gate of the station even the shortest. There is a transfer bus, but it is not possible to plunge into the rotary of the station, and it is only about three minutes to the ticket gate of the station because it arrives at the end of the asnar. It is easier than walking, but it is subtle whether the time is shortened, and if the timing of the departure is exquisite, it can win the time in walking, but if it waits for departure, it may be faster to walk out quickly. Even if it is a bus, it is a grand high ace, so it is not a thing that can ride dozens of people. For example, if you go to the Nagoya International Conference Hall, you need to leave the hotel 15 minutes before you take the train from Kanayama Station, and the international conference hall is also far from the station and walks about 10 minutes. If the timetable interval of the Meijo line or the Meijo line is added here, it takes more than 30 minutes. Rather, it takes 30 minutes to walk directly from the hotel to the conference hall, so it is not shortened by the time, and it must always be balanced with fatigue and weight of luggage. Very subtle location. If it rains, it becomes a taxi, but it is a dilemma that it doesn't have to stay in Kanayama anymore. Then, it may be a hotel that you come by your car from the beginning. I don't know how much parking fee is taken, but there was a full car mark. Anyway, I felt actually farther than the distance I saw on the map before visiting. As a result, it seems that the guest will not come unless the accommodation fee is lowered, and depending on the purpose and the time margin, it may be able to stay well cost-effective. It's over when it gets old, so I think it's better to attract a delicious restaurant around or develop a surrounding area. Convenience stores are in front of family, but there are not many repertoire of beer. Also, there is no matomo shop if the so-called restaurant does not go to Kanayama station. It is a big difference in the feeling that it walks 10 minutes while looking for various shops and walks 10 minutes where there is nothing, and the feeling that it must come back again makes the mind a big deal. It's good to be quiet enough to surprise even if you open the window.