Nagoya Hotels with Bars

The hotel has a minimalist design and is considered a good hotel in Nagoya. However, the doorman didn't help us with our luggage. Also, when I booked the room, the picture showed the bed against a wall, but the room we actually got had an open vanity behind the bed, which was different from the advertised picture. Since we were on a tight schedule and only staying one night, and we were tired, I didn't bother to discuss it with the front desk. But I really didn't like the design of that room.

The hotel's location is superb, directly connected to JR Nagoya Station, so you don't have to worry about getting wet on rainy days. Takashimaya department store is right downstairs, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient. The room was clean and tidy, and the high floor offered fantastic views of the beautiful city night lights. The bedding was comfortable, the service polite and attentive, and the breakfast selection was rich and varied. It was especially hassle-free for catching the Shinkansen, making travel a breeze. I highly recommend it for your trip, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Nagoya.

This hotel is excellent in every aspect. It's a 5-minute walk to Nagoya Castle, parking is convenient, and they are very attentive to guests' needs. Our kids loved it, and they even provided a diaper disposal bin in the room and made sure the crib was tidied up every day. The hotel's decor is beautiful and elegant, and every staff member is friendly and enthusiastic. They can communicate in English, and during check-in, there were two Chinese-speaking staff members who helped us and introduced the hotel and room facilities. My only suggestion is for the breakfast variety: staying for 6 consecutive days with the exact same breakfast menu can get a bit monotonous. Overall, the stay was a fantastic experience, and I'd love to come back again if I have the chance.

This was my second stay here. During my last visit, I suddenly fell ill and had a rough night, but early the next morning, a Chinese staff member kindly helped me contact a nearby hospital and called a taxi for me—I was truly grateful! That's why I decided to stay here again this time! The location is right above Nagoya Station, with Takashimaya just downstairs and plenty of dining options across various cuisines on the 12th and 13th floors, which is super convenient! Although you can still hear some train noise at night, it wasn't a big deal. The room was also very spacious, easily fitting three 28-inch suitcases! Overall, highly recommended!

This is a relatively new hotel in Nagoya, having opened in the last year of the '3-year period' (likely referring to the pandemic years). It's positioned as a five-star hotel right at the threshold of the Marriott brand, so all its facilities are good, but not luxurious. The hotel staff's English is excellent, and they proactively speak it, which is very convenient – typical of an American chain. I don't know the size of the standard rooms, but the pictures suggest they aren't very large. However, the suite design is incredibly well-thought-out. It's very considerate and convenient for living, both in terms of privacy and usability. The suite is spacious, the internet is good, and it's very clean. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, and the corner sofa is very practical. Having two bathrooms is just perfect.

The public areas are exquisitely restrained, and the view of the neon nightscape from the high-floor room window is simply wonderful. That single view alone is worth the room rate. The room features many clever hidden designs, which are quite sufficient. The overhead lighting in the elevators and corridors is a bit dim, though that might just be the intended design style. The slippers are rather thin, and it's a bit of a pity that the sink and desk are combined into one, making a wet-and-dry separation impossible. Overall, I would still highly recommend it.

The room is decently sized with a comfortable bed, and the friendly staff and convenient location made our stay great. However, do note that there are no baby amenities (e.g. baby toothbrush, baby shower gel, sponge, etc) provided. Also, for drivers, the parking lot closes at 10 PM, so you’ll need to be back by then. Since we were traveling with a toddler, the early closing time didn't bother us.

The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the subway station, or a 1600 yen taxi ride from JR Nagoya. Although the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are very well-maintained. There's a drugstore and three convenience stores right downstairs, which is super convenient. It's also just a 10-15 minute walk to the shopping district, where you'll find Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, Parco, and other major brands all on the same street.

The facilities were a bit basic, plainer than I expected for a park hotel. The toiletries were quite simple. We booked the King theme, which was 200 yuan cheaper than the Pirate theme, but they felt pretty similar, with the same room layout and everything. The bunk beds were very narrow, only suitable for children under 10. No one informed us about the treasure hunt, and we almost missed it. There are very few dining and shopping options nearby, and even the vending machine items were much more expensive than in the city. Not great value for money. The kids loved it, though.

It's a bit old, so I can't be too picky about the cleanliness. And after five days of breakfast, I ran out of options. However, the location is incredibly convenient! Especially for visiting Shirakawa-go, Ghibli Park, etc. Basically, it's great for exploring the surrounding areas. I have to say, Nagoya Station is quite confusing; I only started to get my bearings in the last couple of days...