Hotels near Dainagoya Building

+: This is a 3-star hotel with 5-star like service and facilities. It is arguably the best hotel I've stayed in during my trip to Japan (we went to 5 different cities.) Check-in and out was smooth (check-in @ 3:00 PM/ 15:00) Rooms were spacious for Japan, as most hotel rooms are generally small. We booked one room with 2 double beds, the beds were a bit on the hard side but pillows were comfy. There's a large flat screen tv, with modern wood countertops, two armchairs and coffee table. Kettle to boil water and drinking glasses are provided. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The bathrooms were very nice and well appointed with new and modern appliances (if you want to experience Japanese toilets, this hotel has the Rolls-Royce of toilet; gotta see it to believe it.) Separate rooms for the toilet and the powder & shower room with plenty of towels both small and large bath towels, toothbrush kit, hair dryer, body soap, shampoo, and conditioner, hand/ face wash combo provided. - : None.

Awesome hotel with fantastic view of Nagoya. Really loved waking up to the awesome view I had in my room for the 2 nights there. Although room space was pretty small and limited, the toilet was spacious and very clean. Staff were very friendly as well. Location was fantastic, close to train station and many good food areas. Very convenient and there is a restaurant just beside the hotel selling good japanese food at rather cheap prices. Best part is that it opens very early and closes till late (5am ~ 2am). Overall, a really good hotel in the heart of Nagoya.

If you don't have a car and would like to travel by public transport within Nagoya, this hotel is the best choice! The hotel is located just above the most central station in Nagoya (i.e. Nagoya station!). From airport there is an airport express (called Mu sky) taking you directly to Nagoya station in 25-30min. No other way of transport, not even taxi, can beat this. Then the hotel is right above the station. The train station is the biggest I've ever seen. I've lived in London and HK before and never seen such scale. For surroundings you can just get the subway or taxi, for further you can take the JR train, for far like another city, you can take shinkansen which is also there. even you don't want to travel anywhere, the station itself is actually full of shops and restaurants. there are so many to choose from you don't even need to leave the building. and also if you go up the tower above the station, there are nicer restaurants and even fine dinnings. Just across the street, there is also an underground shopping street. Such well thought development and big scale infrastructure has made this place the most convenient place in the world. I still have not mentioned that the hotel itself is very nice. Staffs service is extremely good. if your room includes breakfast, you can actually choose to have it in your room too, which so many hotels no longer do anymore!

From Nagoya station, cross over the main road running parallel to the station and keep walking straight along the main road. Once you see Junku-do book Store, walk straight ahead until you see Family Mart. A slight turn to the left at Family Mart brings you to the entrance of Royal Park Hotel. The hotel is not exactly the easiest to locate and it takes about 10 minutes from the JR Station. Booked a double room on the female floor and was quite impressed with the room! Bed was comfortable and hotel provided Loccitane toiletries with Shiseido sheet masks in the bathroom! They also provided the Panasonic nanoe hair dryer and nano facial mist machine. The décor was the room was tasteful and I felt that the female toiletries provided were very thoughtful! Wifi was freely available in every room and signal was strong. Breakfast consists of both western and Japanese selections and they were very delicious! Fresh fruit juice including acai berry juice, vegetable juice, orange juice, coffee and tea was also available during the breakfast buffet. Next to Family Mart is a staircase leading down to the underground shopping mall and it connects to the Meitetsu train station, subway and JR lines. Look out for Exit U10 when retuning to the hotel. It was a comfortable stay and the hotel has free spa as well for guests.

The hotel provides free drinks from 5pm to 10pm. Juices, tea and iced and cold coffee and cocoa (van houten). The breakfast is good. Its the same daily. Japanese and western. Croissant is one of the best. freshly baked! Try the unagigohan- eel with rice. the crabmeat croquettes are also good. They only have orange, grapefruit and lychees for the fruit selection. Try the salad-potato salad is really good and tasty. The dressing- 3 types, japanese, chinese sesame dressing( very good) and cesars. Its quite a distance to magoya station about 10 mins. Yo can turn left at the first intersection if you are going to meitetsu station. its a shortcut unlike if you pass by nagoya station. There is a Lawson beside it and Matsuya restaurant. The room is small about 17 sqm but the bed is queen size. The bathroom is heated so its nice to use the toilet especially during winter. You wont get shocked:-) Bathroom has amenities like shampoo, conditioner, bath and body soap and hand and facial soap. They also cotton buds, toothbrushes and paste, shaver and cream, scrub and some stuff for women which they give you on your arrival. There is also drip coffee in the room as well as tea. Water is not included. Nice bathtub and they have trouser press, big tv and heater for the room and plasma air cleaner. Will definitely stay again if given the opportunity. God willing.

The hotel entrance and hotel car park are not clear noticed enough. Lack of direction and information on site to get there although we had arrived the ground floor of the building. As we were not noticed that the hotel lobby is located on 31/F, and didnt aware Hotel and Office tower were the same building. We had spent more than 10 mins to find the way and clarify Hotel location. It is on the 31/F of the office tower but its front door is at the back the the building. And the hotel car park is the same with the office tower car park. By the way, GPS cannot locate the hotel by the given phone number and not yet updated the new road surrounding Hotel. However, all such problems were not a big deal and I will recommend this Hotel to my friends.

The hotel offers relatively bigger rooms than other Japanese hotels. The staff are friendly and helpful. It is nearest to Meitetsu Train Station. Exit Sakura dori exit from Nagoya Train Station and turn right, walk towards a tall Spira building and you will see the hotel two buildings away. It is about 5mins walk to Meitetsu Station. There is a Lawson below the hotel, a small Japanese restaurant and a deli on the ground floor where you will have your breakfast, either Japanese or Western. Japanese breakfast starts at 5am, Western breakfast starts at 630am. Don't expect a lot of varieties from the breakfast though.

Rooms are bigger than your usual Japan hotel rooms - the twin beds are comfortable Handy phone is provided for free, this phone can call numbers outside of Japan and has free mobile data which you can use for directions (google maps), browsing, taking photos and posting pictures Free selection of extra pillows, toiletries are available at the lobby, free coffee and tea Laundry area is updated at the 5F, staff are super helpful to teach us how to use it Free ice at the 5F VERY CLOSE from the JR Shinkansen ticketing gates, you have to take the Taeko Dori exit to get to the hotel. It is just right beside the BIC Camera building, you will see Tsutaya and the Yoshinoya (which is part of the inn). Except for the high price of this property, I would still recommend if you can afford to pay $115 usd a night.

Reserved a 3 night stay in Nagoya and chose this hotel as our base. + clean hotel + average size room + super nice staff + breakfast buffet included + coin laundry + microwave access + mostly quiet at night + very close to JR Nagoya Station, JR Pass access + Shinkansen, Wide View Hida/Shinano Express + Nagoya subway access to Sakae area and tourist attractions + lots of eating places nearby - room was little dusty like it wasn't used for awhile, but remedied with the air filter - breakfast buffet could use a little more variety, can't complain much about free breakfast though 😊 - if you like crowded areas then Sakae area is where you want to stay. however, it gets a bit crowded with nearby izakaya at night.

I only stayed one night in Nagoya, but for the purposes of my sightseeing, this hotel was perfect. It was walking distance to and from Nagoya station and very close to restaurants and cafes. I walked to Nagoya Castle (about 30 minutes walk) but you could also catch the bus or subway. Very close to Midland Square - a new building in Nagoya with shops, restaurants and an observatory.

The room is good, have private toilet no need to share, and the staff is very nice . The all room even have the build in mp3 songs so high tech u can turn on/off . The only thing I dislike is they don’t provided hot water services, because they said inside the toilet water can drink , but seriously feel abit weird and uncomfortable to drink . But I really like this hotels. So comfortable. But if you come next time must bring your own water to drink . :)

Great location very close to Nagoya station, extremely polite and helpful staff who took us to the lift each time with a very deep bow! The room was beautifully equipped (we got an upgrade) and breakfast was excellent. The staff went out of their way to prepare something for my partner who has a gluten intolerance. Very highly recommended, one of the best hotels i've stayed in ages (and this from someone who travels 15 weeks a year).

I booked this hotel by the end of my trip due to a flight delay. The booking is quite smooth, I did the booking AFTER I had arrived the hotel. It was the cheapest option with the best location. It is one of the hotels nearest to the Nagoya station. The room cleanness is acceptable, the shower is quite good in my opinion. The reception is friendly. It was quite good for a brief stay. However, if you are planning ahead to stay for a few days, or expected more than sleeping, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. The staffs cannot speak English. The room I booked is small, dim and old (note that it was cheap though). It is located in adult entertainment area, a lot of sexually related workers promoting their business nearby. Definitely a no-no for families and quite a turnoff of romance for couple. (On the other hand, if you are a single man....)

The hotel is at a great location, and a store right next to the hotel that satisfying all your needs from food to drink to books. Staff was nice and quick to respond to my check in requires. In general this hotel is very satisfying, the room was small but so does most of other hotels in Japan so I cant complain there. The only thing is the bed is a bit too hard, but other than that everything was good.

The best thing about this hotel was the price and the location. It is extremely close to the main station in Nagoya on the Shinkansen platform end which was very convenient in terms of luggage. The Sakae downtown area is a short train ride away and Osaka is easily accessible from the Nagoya station as well if you've got a day to burn. The value was cheap but you get what you pay for. The rooms were very small with hardly any room to move around, both the area around the main door and the door to the toilet felt really cramped. The rooms were clean enough and the size is only really a minor complaint since you don't tend to spend a lot of time at hotels other than to sleep when you're traveling! The staff did not let me check in until it was check-in time which was a bit annoying, but I could wait in the lobby for the 45 minutes or so until it was time. They did offer to store my luggage for me if I wanted to go out but it was too hot outside to bother during that short amount of time! The internet was free, don't be fooled by the rather ambiguous "login" screen you must click through each day to access the internet as well as the plaque above your bed which advertises a computer service with a spin on "accessing the internet" for a certain price per day. That is a laptop rental service even though it isn't very clear. If you bring your own, then the internet is free.

We stayed in room 1001, which is one of the largest rooms on that floor. There was lots of space to open two big suitcases, without using the beds. You can access the hotel from the train station using the underground shopping mall, go up the stairs at exit #8 and you are right in front of the hotel. Nice Irish pub attached to the hotel. Plenty of shopping and food options within walking distance. You can walk to the Toyota museum if you like cars.

Location of the hotel is awesome. It was not very hard to find even when it was my 1st time. About 5-10 mins walk from JR Nagoya station from the exit, you can see one nice big "BIC CAMERA" building. There is convenient store right next to it and lots of great places to eat no more than a min walking distance. It can be bit troublesome to take a shower as it's located at B1 of the building and has time limit from 5pm ~ 9am. Overall it's a one of the BEST hotel that can be consider for.

very convenient. When you arrive Nagoya Station from airport, look for "Shinkasen" direction, then follow "To Anonami Line", go straight to the end until you reach "Tako Dori" exit, then turn left about 20 steps and you will find "Y2100" signboard at the top of a 6-floor building ---that is the hotel. Just cross the road, and then go up to 2nd floor for checking-in. Sat is usually full (in fact for weekdays too), so better book in advance.

Very convienent location (right across the Shinkansen exit of Nagoya Station) and next to a Bic Camera and lots of restaurants/bars. The hotel seems dated but the rooms themselves are newly renovated. Very comfortable stay and very courteous, English-speaking staff. Only complaint is that there is no microwave in the building (we like to bring food back to eat in our rooms).

Hotel is about a 10 minutes walk from Nagoya Station. We took a taxi from the station because we had luggage and it was too late and too tiring for us to wander the streets looking for the hotel. The staff were very welcoming and nice (though it took a while before he understood that I was asking his opinion about what time I should leave the hotel in order to get to the airport in time). The staff also said my booking didn’t include breakfast when it actually did but the language barrier and fact that I had to leave very early made me not bother to discuss it further with him. There’s a free Onsen on the second floor but we didn’t get to use it. Restaurants, shopping malls and convenience stores are a few minutes away. Their video on demand had free movies which was nice! We were only there for one night but it was very nice.

I had a good stay at Daiichi Fuji Hotel. Although we booked a small room, the room was actually quite comfortably sized. We were very impressed with the housekeeping staff who went the extra mile by providing us with fresh towels, bath robes etc in a bag outside our room door, even when we left the 'do not disturb' sign on and did not request for the towels. Overall, Daiichi Fuji Hotel is a good, centrally-located budget hotel that I would recommend to my friends.

Hotel is located at the 11 floor of Meitetsu bus center. Therefore, you can just take take a lift up if you take the airport bus. Do go to the hotel website for the access map. This building is the "men" meitetsu building. Right in the middle of all of nagoya station, food and location won't be a problem. Staff are able to converse in simple english and another staff can speak relatively good mandarin as he is still learning. Room itself is old and needs upgrade. I book this place for 1 night as i need to go to take the airport bus early in the morning. Do book this hotel if you want to avoid the steps and all the hassle of lugging your luggage around.

The room was small but clean, the location was good and plenty of eating places around the hotel. The downside was, if you don't speak or know any Japanese you won't get any help from the Front desk because non of them can speak or understand any English. I was not allowed to get into my room during the mid morning because the cleaning hour was between 10am-4pm. I tried to explain that I need to use the bathroom urgently and need to pick up something from my room. Affirmative No from the staff. I asked her to ring her Head Office, so I can talk to anyone who can speak English, she didn't know the telephone number. It was the.worse experience I ever encountered with a hotel.