Hotels With Breakfast in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Stayed here for 2 nights largely due to its proximity to the Meitetsu Airport Line. The hotel is within a 10 minute walk from Nagoya Station, with no need to pull the luggage up any stairs. The room was decently sized, and has amenities to expect for a hotel of this class. View from the room was excellent, overlooking directly towards Nagoya Mirai Tower and Sakae. Front Desk service is excellent and helped me to navigate Rakuten JP to order something past midnight. They are also all able to speak good english. Breakfast was also excellent, offering Hitsumabushi and various other options. Would highly recommend this place!

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.

I really enjoyed my stay at VIA INN Nagoya Shinkansen-guchi! The location is excellent — it’s very close to Nagoya Station, just about a 10-minute walk away, so getting around the city is super convenient. There’s a Family Mart right downstairs and a Lawson within 3 minutes’ walk, which is very handy. The area also has plenty of great places to eat, including several ramen shops. One pleasant surprise was discovering a huge Aeon supermarket just a 10-minute walk away — and it’s open 24 hours! Perfect for grabbing late-night snacks or doing some quick shopping. The hotel itself is very clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The room felt cozy, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for both business and leisure travelers. Highly recommended! 🌟

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.

The staff's service attitude was excellent. For breakfast, they had chicken wings and Oden. The room I chose this time had a separate bathroom and toilet, so the toilet wouldn't get wet when showering. The hotel's location is superb, with a mall and restaurants downstairs. If you love shopping, you probably couldn't cover it all in one day. It's only a 45-minute drive from Nagashima Outlet (Anpanman, amusement park) and Legoland. However, parking isn't included in the hotel fee, and it costs 2200 yen per day (as of January 2026).

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.

Although the room is quite small, the room is very clean and well equipped. Just got to adjust abit and you will find space haha I love how they offer all the toiletries at the lobby! Super convenient location with food and convenience stores downstairs/nearby. Few mins walk from Nagoya stations with all the malls side by side. You can even walk underground (mister donut direction).

Centrair Hotel is of less than one minute walk from Chubu Centrair Airport Terminal 1, about four minutes walk from the Flight of Dreams and Terminal 2, and of five minutes' walk to Aichi Sky Expo. On the day that I stayed, it costs me around S$235 and it is the first day of trade event JATA Tourism Expo 2025. This is by far my most expensive airport hotel stay in Japan. I hope the hotel can review the rate in comparison with standard airport hotels in other parts of the country when a trade event is held. Other airport hotels do not charge that extremely high. Despite the exorbitant rate, I enjoy my stay as I am able to view paintings with the aviation theme, aircraft models, see aircraft landing on and moving along the runway, see the giant Dreamlifters from my room, stand showering in the small bathroom and the bed is comfortable but the toilet bowl is separated from the bathroom. The Pacific side level rooms are accessible by touch of the hotel keycard before the main door and this section comes before the guest lounge. There is the dedicated Vegetarian Menu area for vegetarians at the hotel's Cosmos Restaurant. The queue for breakfast starts from 5.50 am and the last order for breakfast is at 9.30 am. Guests will like dining at this restaurant but on the day of check-out there is no queue at all. The restaurant does not allow takeaways. So, I wonder why the room rate was that high and rooms were sold out under the free breakfast option.

The hotel's location is quite good; it's not far from the station or Sakae, and it's a relatively quiet area. There's a FamilyMart nearby, which is very convenient for shopping, and plenty of highly-rated restaurants, making dining very easy. The room size is decent for the price, offering good value for money, but it doesn't have a bathtub, which is quite unusual for Japan.