3 Stars Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Good location and it's only 5 mins walk to Nagoya station. There are 2 Lawson convenient stores nearby. Room is small but clean. Washroom is unexpectedly large. Self service check in/out with limited facilities but overall it offers everything in a good price. Highly recommended for a short stay in Nagoya. There's a very good BBQ Japanese restaurant nearby that you must try (last pic)!

Until the end of the year and the beginning of the year 12/31〜1/3, I arrived earlier than the check-in time on the day, but I was able to check in about 30 minutes early because the room was ready. Also, since the previous accommodation record is displayed on the panel, it was smooth only by signature without writing on paper. This time we used the standard room of 709. The room was eastward, there was a view from the window, Wi-Fi was smooth, the toilet and bath were unit buses, but the shower curtain was curved and I don't feel narrow. However, at this time of winter, when you enter the bath, you must bend your knees and sit in the gym, but the drainage and hot water are smooth, and the adjustment of the shower head becomes easy Such improvements were highly appreciated. The bed was large and easy to sleep, but there was no space to spread the suitcase for that minute, so there was no problem because I knew the area. The refrigerator is also a drawer type, so it is easy to use. It was not heating anymore, and I wanted to put the place of the air cleaner on the window side, but there was no outlet and only near the pillow. Check out is smooth with a dedicated machine. Breakfast is never a lot of items, but you can wear gloves and enjoy it in the form of a Viking. The location is from subway No.7, but if you have a suitcase, you can go up to the ground using the escalator of Nikko Fushimi building from exit 4. However, you need to cross the crosswalk. Also, when you walk 5 minutes to the left side of the hotel, there is a supermarket operated by Don Quixote on the １ floor of the terrace barn bridge, and there are many celery, bread, daily miscellaneous goods, and Matsukiyo in the food court. In addition, the post office was nearby to the comeda, the bus stop of the airport limousine which was suspended this time was also close, and the location was also highly valued considering the surrounding environment.

First, we were greeted by the front desk and they gave welcome drinks. The room is small but very clean and everything we need is already provided. You can get toiletries in their desk. It is located near Nagoya station. When we opted our room not to be cleaned, they provided with eye mask which is very thoughtful, apart from being sustainable. Overall a pleasant stay here.

Competitively priced, good quality, and convenient location. This hotel is a couple of streets away from the main Nagoya station with access to JR, Meitetsu, subway, an Aonami lines, which should cover most of the major sights and coming from/going to the airport. It is also very close to the pick up point for many day tours. One minor issue is that if you approach from one side of the hotel, its name sign is obscured by a tree, which could make finding it difficult the first time you visit. There is actually another Via Inn a couple of streets away and if you pop in to ask them where this hotel is, they will help show you the way. Hotel room is about standard size for Japanese business hotels and clean. Air con takes a little while to start up but is certainly adequate and much appreciated during the hot summer. Staff are friendly and efficient when checking in and out. They are happy for you to leave your luggage there after checking out as long as you pick it up the same day. Tea bags and drip coffee are complimentary, with self-serve refills on the ground floor. Ice machine is on the second floor as are four washing machines, although these are very popular and usually fully utilised with a queue of people waiting too. Guest mix is mainly mainland Chinese and Hong Kongers with the occasional Japanese. There are many places to eat in the surrounding streets, including izakayas, Korean BBQ, Chinese, and many Indian/Nepali places. The restaurants/pubs can be quite lively at night with people spilling into the streets to eat/drink/chat with their friends. In addition to the big malls above the JR station, there is a Bic Camera and 100 yen store down the street from the hotel, many convenience stores, and a 24-hour supermarket and drugstore a short walk away.

the staff are very friendly and approachable, they can keep your luggage for you before you check in and after you check out. some of the amenities are not available inside your room like toothbrush, shaver, coffee, tea, etc but you can get them near the front desk. which is better for me, since you only get what you actually need. shampoo, body wash, conditioner, tissue, facial tissue and hand wash is available though inside the room. there is also available microwave at the lobby and data sim card vending machine. this hotel chain also applies eco cleaning, where they dont clean you room every day, only a few days after your stay but you can request to have your room cleaned provided you tell the front desk before 10am. but they can replace your towels every day. just put them in the bag provided, put the magnet for towel change outside your door together with the bag of used towels. you may also request for late check out at the front desk for 1,000 yen / hour.

Very nice ice lollipop Good hot spring ♨️ facilities Price is reasonable Room too small The tap in the room not very smooth IT facilities very good. I can see the laundry and hot bath congestion situation real time. Can make one more room card by machine. Very good Very near to Donki

Great value for the price. Booked for family of 2 adults and 2 kids and Includes breakfast buffet at a cafe like restaurant called Ally’s. Room is rather big for a business hotel and very sheltered all the way to the station - just go down B1 from the office building beside Lawson. Clean and relatively new. Would recommend and go again!

We traveled to Nagoya Sakae for five days, staying at Travelodge as a family of three—me, my wife, and our toddler. We stayed on their Superior Queen Room, which is amply spaced for a Japanese hotel. Even with its small footprint, it was surprising that it has its own fridge, movable table for eating or work, and an ensuite toilet and bath. I also love that it has a window overlooking Mirai Tower. It has a gym, laundromat, and a co-working space that's also used in the morning for buffet breakfast (optional). I love that all guests are given access to free soda and juice dispenser. Location is also very good, about five-minute by foot to Nagoya Tower, and surrounded all around by convenience stores, restaurants, and bars—really vibrant during the weekends. And if you're into walking, most of Nagoya's tourist spots is walkable from the hotel, including Nagoya Castle and the Science Museum.

This time, I used it for day use on the last day of my trip to Nagoya. About 3 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Sakae Station. Nishiki is a downtown area in Nagoya, and Kabukicho in Tokyo. There are many gorgeous shops such as clubs around, so the security is a little bad. There are quite a few garbage and cigarette butts on the road. I think this hotel in such Nishiki district is a pretty beautiful category among business hotels. I have used the color 々 business hotel so far, but I personally think that the service room and customer service are at a high level. As the title suggests, the room has an L-shaped desk and can be used as a fairly wide 々. The unit bath is well maintained and the bathtub is large and relaxing enough. And after all, this hotel has a hot spring, and guests can use the large communal bath. 1F There is also a free coffee service in the lobby and a service where you can choose a pillow that suits you. I'm glad that each room has a Takkyubin slip.

Located in a place that takes less than ５ minutes from Nagoya Station. The location is also easy to understand. The room was large, comfortable and clean and satisfactory. The room space is a typical business. The bed was very comfortable. The water was beautiful, the bath towels were fluffy, and it was good to not smell strange. It may have happened, but it was good that I couldn't hear the sound from the surroundings. I was a little worried that the location of the hotel, the structure of the room, and even if there was a window, the outside could only see the ridge of the next building and there was a feeling of pressure. I thought I could endure it if I stayed for a short time. Breakfast is a donut, donut, coffee, etc. with Mr. Donut. I thought I would be fine without breakfast because there are many convenience stores and shops around. The inn was reasonable and helpful. I wanted to stay if I had another chance because the overall point is high.

Good location and it's only 5 mins walk to Nagoya station. There are 2 Lawson convenient stores nearby. Room is small but clean. Washroom is unexpectedly large. Self service check in/out with limited facilities but overall it offers everything in a good price. Highly recommended for a short stay in Nagoya. There's a very good BBQ Japanese restaurant nearby that you must try (last pic)!

Until the end of the year and the beginning of the year 12/31〜1/3, I arrived earlier than the check-in time on the day, but I was able to check in about 30 minutes early because the room was ready. Also, since the previous accommodation record is displayed on the panel, it was smooth only by signature without writing on paper. This time we used the standard room of 709. The room was eastward, there was a view from the window, Wi-Fi was smooth, the toilet and bath were unit buses, but the shower curtain was curved and I don't feel narrow. However, at this time of winter, when you enter the bath, you must bend your knees and sit in the gym, but the drainage and hot water are smooth, and the adjustment of the shower head becomes easy Such improvements were highly appreciated. The bed was large and easy to sleep, but there was no space to spread the suitcase for that minute, so there was no problem because I knew the area. The refrigerator is also a drawer type, so it is easy to use. It was not heating anymore, and I wanted to put the place of the air cleaner on the window side, but there was no outlet and only near the pillow. Check out is smooth with a dedicated machine. Breakfast is never a lot of items, but you can wear gloves and enjoy it in the form of a Viking. The location is from subway No.7, but if you have a suitcase, you can go up to the ground using the escalator of Nikko Fushimi building from exit 4. However, you need to cross the crosswalk. Also, when you walk 5 minutes to the left side of the hotel, there is a supermarket operated by Don Quixote on the １ floor of the terrace barn bridge, and there are many celery, bread, daily miscellaneous goods, and Matsukiyo in the food court. In addition, the post office was nearby to the comeda, the bus stop of the airport limousine which was suspended this time was also close, and the location was also highly valued considering the surrounding environment.

First, we were greeted by the front desk and they gave welcome drinks. The room is small but very clean and everything we need is already provided. You can get toiletries in their desk. It is located near Nagoya station. When we opted our room not to be cleaned, they provided with eye mask which is very thoughtful, apart from being sustainable. Overall a pleasant stay here.

Competitively priced, good quality, and convenient location. This hotel is a couple of streets away from the main Nagoya station with access to JR, Meitetsu, subway, an Aonami lines, which should cover most of the major sights and coming from/going to the airport. It is also very close to the pick up point for many day tours. One minor issue is that if you approach from one side of the hotel, its name sign is obscured by a tree, which could make finding it difficult the first time you visit. There is actually another Via Inn a couple of streets away and if you pop in to ask them where this hotel is, they will help show you the way. Hotel room is about standard size for Japanese business hotels and clean. Air con takes a little while to start up but is certainly adequate and much appreciated during the hot summer. Staff are friendly and efficient when checking in and out. They are happy for you to leave your luggage there after checking out as long as you pick it up the same day. Tea bags and drip coffee are complimentary, with self-serve refills on the ground floor. Ice machine is on the second floor as are four washing machines, although these are very popular and usually fully utilised with a queue of people waiting too. Guest mix is mainly mainland Chinese and Hong Kongers with the occasional Japanese. There are many places to eat in the surrounding streets, including izakayas, Korean BBQ, Chinese, and many Indian/Nepali places. The restaurants/pubs can be quite lively at night with people spilling into the streets to eat/drink/chat with their friends. In addition to the big malls above the JR station, there is a Bic Camera and 100 yen store down the street from the hotel, many convenience stores, and a 24-hour supermarket and drugstore a short walk away.

the staff are very friendly and approachable, they can keep your luggage for you before you check in and after you check out. some of the amenities are not available inside your room like toothbrush, shaver, coffee, tea, etc but you can get them near the front desk. which is better for me, since you only get what you actually need. shampoo, body wash, conditioner, tissue, facial tissue and hand wash is available though inside the room. there is also available microwave at the lobby and data sim card vending machine. this hotel chain also applies eco cleaning, where they dont clean you room every day, only a few days after your stay but you can request to have your room cleaned provided you tell the front desk before 10am. but they can replace your towels every day. just put them in the bag provided, put the magnet for towel change outside your door together with the bag of used towels. you may also request for late check out at the front desk for 1,000 yen / hour.

Very nice ice lollipop Good hot spring ♨️ facilities Price is reasonable Room too small The tap in the room not very smooth IT facilities very good. I can see the laundry and hot bath congestion situation real time. Can make one more room card by machine. Very good Very near to Donki

Great value for the price. Booked for family of 2 adults and 2 kids and Includes breakfast buffet at a cafe like restaurant called Ally’s. Room is rather big for a business hotel and very sheltered all the way to the station - just go down B1 from the office building beside Lawson. Clean and relatively new. Would recommend and go again!

We traveled to Nagoya Sakae for five days, staying at Travelodge as a family of three—me, my wife, and our toddler. We stayed on their Superior Queen Room, which is amply spaced for a Japanese hotel. Even with its small footprint, it was surprising that it has its own fridge, movable table for eating or work, and an ensuite toilet and bath. I also love that it has a window overlooking Mirai Tower. It has a gym, laundromat, and a co-working space that's also used in the morning for buffet breakfast (optional). I love that all guests are given access to free soda and juice dispenser. Location is also very good, about five-minute by foot to Nagoya Tower, and surrounded all around by convenience stores, restaurants, and bars—really vibrant during the weekends. And if you're into walking, most of Nagoya's tourist spots is walkable from the hotel, including Nagoya Castle and the Science Museum.

This time, I used it for day use on the last day of my trip to Nagoya. About 3 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Sakae Station. Nishiki is a downtown area in Nagoya, and Kabukicho in Tokyo. There are many gorgeous shops such as clubs around, so the security is a little bad. There are quite a few garbage and cigarette butts on the road. I think this hotel in such Nishiki district is a pretty beautiful category among business hotels. I have used the color 々 business hotel so far, but I personally think that the service room and customer service are at a high level. As the title suggests, the room has an L-shaped desk and can be used as a fairly wide 々. The unit bath is well maintained and the bathtub is large and relaxing enough. And after all, this hotel has a hot spring, and guests can use the large communal bath. 1F There is also a free coffee service in the lobby and a service where you can choose a pillow that suits you. I'm glad that each room has a Takkyubin slip.

Located in a place that takes less than ５ minutes from Nagoya Station. The location is also easy to understand. The room was large, comfortable and clean and satisfactory. The room space is a typical business. The bed was very comfortable. The water was beautiful, the bath towels were fluffy, and it was good to not smell strange. It may have happened, but it was good that I couldn't hear the sound from the surroundings. I was a little worried that the location of the hotel, the structure of the room, and even if there was a window, the outside could only see the ridge of the next building and there was a feeling of pressure. I thought I could endure it if I stayed for a short time. Breakfast is a donut, donut, coffee, etc. with Mr. Donut. I thought I would be fine without breakfast because there are many convenience stores and shops around. The inn was reasonable and helpful. I wanted to stay if I had another chance because the overall point is high.

I used it when I walked ”town” in Tokoname. It is about a 3-minute walk from ”Meitetsu Tokoname Station” and there is also a free flat parking lot, so it is convenient to go by train or by car (I went by car). The main building I stayed in seems to have opened in 2004 (the annex is 2019), so it's not that new, but it was cleaned properly and there was no shortage of facilities and equipment. I felt a little old in the form of shower toilet (because it is Tokoname, naturally shower toilet instead of washlet). Since it is a route inn, the buffet breakfast was free and there were many types of Japanese and Western menus, so I was satisfied. I didn't use it, but there was also a large communal bath of radium artificial hot springs. There were restaurants in the area between Tokoname Station and Tokoname Boat Racecourse, and there were several convenience stores within walking distance.

I stayed at the hotel for one night due to a late arrival. It is conveniently located near the airport, within a walking distance of approximately 10-15 minutes. Since it was late, most of the restaurants were closed. However, if you get hungry, there are 2-3 Family Mart stores in the nearby buildings. The breakfast provided was good, and the complimentary drinks offered in the lobby were a nice bonus. The room itself is quite old, but it was sufficient for a few hours of sleep. Most of the shops and restaurants in the airport open at 10 am, so if you want to explore before heading to the city, you can check out at that time.

For a long time, it has been used as a corona ward and has been given priority to groups even after resuming, but it seems that personal accommodation reception has started from 9/1. I have stayed at the adjacent No.2 building several times, but this is the first time. Although there was no novelty in terms of hardware, I was glad that there was a machine in the lobby that could automatically check in ／ check out and the guest room TV corresponded to various distribution services. is. Breakfast is the same as the ２ building. The corner was divided into Japanese and Western food.

When booking, you have already filled out two sets of toothbrushes and one set. The hotel only provides 2 sets of toothbrushes and slippers, and the third set has to be purchased for an additional fee. The location is very convenient, you can get there as soon as you exit the station. Aeon is also nearby. Breakfast is OK. Just the mattress and pillows are not very comfortable.

We actually really liked this little place, just perfect for the airport before an early morning flight! We were nervous using a capsule hotel for the first time in Japan, would we be cramped, would it be noisy, would we understand how it worked? All fears were unfounded, the capsules were plenty big enough, even for my husband who is 6ft 3inches, both rooms were quiet and the washing facilities clean, and complete with more product than I use! They give you pyjamas which were a little on the small side so I just used my own. This looked like quite a new facility so I’m sure there are different experiences to be had (as with anything) but I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again and would be much more open to booking something similar in the future.

Wanted a non smoking room but only had a smoking room left Good thing is the room really not so smelly and with a little fabric freshener the place don’t have the cigarettes smell Wide spread for breakfast but taste ok only There’s actually shuttle service to the airport though it’s actually quite nearby Nice view of sunrise too

I used it for the first time, but parking is free. There was a large bath, welcome coffee and breakfast were free and the service was good. There were supermarkets and convenience stores within walking distance, and there were restaurants and restaurants, which were very convenient. The rooms were comfortable because they took off their shoes.

We used 1 nights in 1/1. I used it for a good price and stayed at a price that I didn't think it was New Year's, but the cleanliness and cleanliness of the room are uncomplained because it is a new hotel. Also, there is only shampoo for the room, but the amenities bar on the lobby floor was very substantial. There is also water for a number of people in the room. However, breakfast is really disappointing. The cafe de Clier in the hotel 1F will be the venue, but we were waiting for more than 30 minutes to provide toast and coffee. ”I'm crowded, it takes 20 to 30 minutes, will it be okay?”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, If you were waiting for 30 minutes, I would like to tell you at check-in in advance. I think it's probably another operation from the hotel, so it may not be particularly meaningful even if it is described in Kochira. . . It was good except for breakfast, and it was too good, and I was very sorry at the end of the last time. However, if you stay in a quiet period, it is the strongest recommended hotel in Cospa.

clean, nice, luxurious, really highly recommended for those who want to travel in peace with nice and clean rooms

Three people including children used it. The hotel staff were courteous, but unfortunately they did not provide any important information. Room floor number, breakfast location

Stayed in a twin room with a friend. There were some rooms that could smoke, so it was very attractive for smokers. The room rate is 4000 yen per person with free breakfast. Parking fee is an extra charge. Parking is also on site, but the number is limited. No advance reservation is possible. We arrived around 19:00 on a public holiday (the next day is a weekday), but the parking lot on the premises was already full and the affiliated VITS parking lot was guided. VITS parking lot is close to the hotel, so I think it will be painful if you can't park in the parking lot on the premises. Parking fee will be paid at check-in. Credit card was also available. The hotel was able to grasp the request that I had told in advance without forgetting. Breakfast had menus such as curry, rice, natto, miso soup, bread, salad, * grilled, hamburger steak. It is a buffet style in the space in front of the front desk. I think it's a good variety for a free breakfast. There is also a dedicated tray, so you can take it back to your room and eat it. We went around 7:30 and it was almost full. There was no problem with the water pressure in the shower. The air conditioner is not centrally managed, so it can be adjusted for each guest room. Is the only thing I was interested in about the thinness of the wall? This is a common story for Toyoko Inn class hotels, but the walls are thin, so the sound of the next room echoed.

Date in small room. The bathroom was more like a cockroach with a shower/ bathtub connection in the 1970s. Towels are like paper. There is no safety in the room. The surrounding area is very industrial, so taxis go back to the center. Mart family next to you. Budget and cheap by any way. Staff is nice enough however.

Had a stayover on the way back to Nagoya and just need a clean room to sleep . Was surprised to find the place much better than my expectation , with free coffee in the lobby and decent breakfast at a reasonable rate. Did not use their laundry equipment due to the ”look”” but there is coin operated laundromat just 2 mins walk away which is much cleaner but cost more .

Just want to thank the hotel for kindly not charging us due to the fact that we couldn't co.e to Toyoto because of typhoon Hagibis. We hope to come on our next trip to Japan. Instead we tried to fly home early, unsuccessfully, and had to experience a 5.7 magnitude earthquake and the eye of the storm!!!

Breakfast is until half past nine, full of varieties. Although the room rate is relatively small, the hotel service is very good, and the service staff are very patient. They provide free band-aids, umbrellas, power adapters, etc., which are great

I didn't stay at this hotel, but I had to give praise because the service was really great and I had to come when I had the chance. Here's the thing: I found this hotel when I searched the room according to my itinerary date and decided that one of the nights of the trip was staying here. I didn't know if there was a computer problem or I was disabled during the booking process. The booking date turned out to be tomorrow! I found it after payment and booking confirmation, and it was strange... because I had entered the date when I searched, but I didn't check the data again in the last one. So I contacted hotels.com immediately. It said that I would contact the hotel to find out if there is a room I need on the date I originally needed, but because the verbal communication problem did not receive an immediate reply, I have to find it through email and I will call again tomorrow. Because I was also worried, I found the hotel's facebook page in the evening to inform the hotel of my situation. The hotel will reply soon to help me arrange a change of the reservation date. No need to make up or a fine, but it will take tomorrow's work time to help me change. Today, I received a hotel message that the double rooms I needed were fully booked, and only 2 single rooms could be provided to me, and the conversion was not required to make up money or a fine! God... there was such a good service, I really wanted to stay in such a good hotel, but because this trip has a special meaning, I really don't want to separate the room with my partner, I had to refuse the hotel's offer to cancel my reservation directly today. Since the booking is today, I also expected that I can't get a refund if I cancel the booking, it is my own responsibility not to check clearly and clearly, so I am not so-called, just as a lesson to myself. Then contact hotels.com, I was surprised to tell me that the hotel said that it could help me cancel the reservation and refund directly. This hotel is really good! Finally, when you book a room, please remember to check all the data before payment, do not let the store caused inconvenience, caused unnecessary losses for themselves!