Hotels With Breakfast in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

This hotel has a great public bath, perfect for soaking away the day's fatigue. The hairdryer in the room is a Refa for hair care, and the staff are incredibly attentive. They thoughtfully provide amenities upon check-in, and the floor attendants are always friendly. The front desk on the 18th floor offers unbeatable views. Its location right in front of Nagoya Meitetsu Station makes it super convenient for arrivals from the airport and for taking the Shinkansen. The surrounding area is packed with restaurants and shops, and the views from the room are absolutely stunning. I would definitely want to stay here again.

2nd time staying here. Love the toilet where the wet and dry concept applies with traditional Japanese sit and bathe. Also love it where the dressing table is inside. Surrounding loads of food available and best of all 6 mins walk to Nagoya main station. The lift took a little longer but its fine. The staff also needed help via translator app to understand english but they did make sure we get all our enquiries and requests right so to me its not an issue. Klook tour pick up bus is 4 min walk away. Super convenient! Definitely my top choice of stay in Nagoya.

The hotel is a straightforward 10-minute walk from the station, very easy to find. The facilities are new, and the room is quite spacious – we could lay out two suitcases comfortably. It's great that toiletries, tea, and coffee are available for self-service in the lobby. Plus, there's a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk. I'd definitely choose this place again.

I was here for the Jishukan High School Jishusai festival and forgot my slippers, so I just wore the hotel's. My room had a direct view of Toyohashi Station platforms, but the soundproofing was excellent; I didn't hear any noise at all. The breakfast was quite extensive and very delicious. Not only did it have all the usual offerings, but also local specialties like Toyohashi curry udon and chikuwa (fish cakes), and there were even two different kinds of chikuwa! They were really tasty, and it meant I didn't have to go out and buy the now-pricier chikuwa. My only slight disappointment was that the curry udon was cold. Also, the entrance on the first floor that connects to the station was under renovation, and it wasn't as obvious, similar to the steps where Lao Ba eats takoyaki.

I recently enjoyed a 3-night stay at VIA INN NAGOYA EKIMAE TSUBAKICHO, and it was fantastic! Location - The hotel is perfectly situated right above a shopping mall and close to train stations. You can access everything you need just by taking the elevator down! - It offers easy travel to nearby attractions such as Gero's oden and Shirakawa-go, making it a great base for exploring the countryside. Amenities - The staff is incredibly helpful, especially when it comes to luggage storage before and after your stay. - The views from the hotel are spectacular, particularly from the higher floors. Overall Experience - I loved the convenience of being in the city center and, despite the hustle and bustle below, enjoying a peaceful stay in a beautiful hotel. - I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Nagoya! The stunning views, convenient location, and excellent service truly made my stay memorable. Highly recommended!

Perfect location, just a few meters away from Nagoya Station JR and last bus stops/unloading (tours and outside Nagoya trips). Food stores are also available surrounding the hotel and BiC Camera is also located across the street. Entrance to the Underground shopping center can also be found near the hotel entrance. The room is relatively clean and the staff are courteous. Only stayed for one night but I will definitely book the hotel again if I return to Nagoya.

This hotel is actually located at the Taikō-dōri exit, not the Shinkansen exit, which is a bit confusing given its name. However, it's good that it's at the Taikō-dōri exit, as the Shinkansen exit is too far for most tourists who typically won't be using the bullet train. The hotel's location is decent. If you're really tired after a day out, it might feel a bit far from the station, but if you have some energy, it's perfectly fine. The hotel itself is very nice, with a good atmosphere and excellent service. The front desk can arrange Yamato Transport (Kuroneko Takkyubin) to send your large luggage from this hotel to your next one (delivery is next-day). The price varies by luggage size; a 26-inch suitcase cost me around 150 RMB. However, the room is genuinely tiny. You can't even fully open a half-opened suitcase flat on the floor. Breakfast was absolutely terrible... Thankfully, there's a Lawson or FamilyMart just about 50 meters away.

Having stayed at Sotetsu Fresa Inn Osaka-Kitahama before and loving the room and breakfast, I canceled my other bookings and specifically chose to stay here for 4 consecutive nights. The hotel is very close to Nagoya Station, making it incredibly convenient for JR lines, Shinkansen, and Meitetsu. We had connecting rooms, which was great for looking after the elderly. Everything was wonderful, until breakfast... Breakfast was American donuts, literally just donuts. The breakfast voucher included an Egg McMuffin + a donut + a coffee (or black tea). This is really not suitable as a proper breakfast and simply can't compare to the buffet breakfast at Osaka-Kitahama. Everything else was great, it was just the breakfast that was a letdown. I'd recommend booking a room without breakfast.

The location was fantastic, check in was quick and smooth. We left our luggage at the counter as we arrived early. We stayed on Level 9. Our room was a room at the end of the aisle with two single beds and an additional foldable bed added. However, the room was not properly cleaned. There was visible dust on the surfaces on the ledge of the bed above our heads. The small bedside table was also covered with dust. As my daughter and I both have allergic reactions, it was bad for our noses and much sneezing ensued. I am deeply disappointed as I have come to expect top level cleanliness from Japanese hotels and so far, I have never been disappointed. This was by far my worst stay in a Japanese hotel.

The room was spacious, bright, and very clean. The staff were friendly and professional. There are all sorts of shops nearby, and a highlight is the *** (adult entertainment district) close by. Be aware that at night, many of the people around are industry workers.