Iwakura Hotels & Accommodations

The hotel is very close to the Yancang subway station, next to a big supermarket. There are few places to eat. Small hotel, when you close the door, you will not be very careful. The rooms are always small, but their double beds are comfortable for the first three people I have stayed in. I don't know what brand of mattress I use. Breakfast did not eat, because it could not get up. It is too late to sleep at night. There is also a very poor quality of the kettle. A look is cheap. It is more expensive without booking in advance, probably because it took a few minutes to walk to the place where the cherry blossoms opened the most. The fish in the river is as heavy as 15 kilograms, and it is far away.

Around 8 mins walking distance to JR Nagoya and you can see the hotel building from the station if you walk out of Takashimaya Building. They have an underground pass from the train station and the nearest Hotel exit is via towards Lucine Tower L2 which only L2 has a lift up to the street while the rest of the exits are decked with stairs. Even if you lost your way to the hotel, you can always ask for the Post Office as they have a huge Post office nearby the station and passing by the Post office can lead you in the correct direction to the hotel. The impressive thing here is that they have an amenities bar at the lobby provided for room guests and they even have salt baths too! You can just grab your necessities any time you need. Not sure for 2 people but I find the room space is ok for single person, and very clean. Shampoo, shower gels, conditioner, hand soap and basic amenities like hangers and shoe polish are all provided. They also have cute magnet tags on your door to indicate for daily housekeepers. The room I've gotten is very clean and the walls are definitely not sound proof but decent enough to have your own peace and privacy. Facilities here may look old but I find it acceptable as they are very clean and well maintained. Only downside for tourists is that hotel staff here don't speak much English, and most of the room guests here are mostly Japanese business men, Japanese travelers to high school students and sometimes a few foreigners who can speak Japanese. Therefore, it is always helpful if you know some basic japanese or grab someone to stay along with who knows japanese will be good. Breakfast is in buffet style western and japanese, with soup, juice and coffee/tea. And everyday breakfast will be the same thing, but delicious and filling.

The location is within the nagoya station neighborhood, around 600m from nagoya station. It's a motel but the service and facility is quite good, the hotel staff is VERY HELPFULL, we request a taxi for the next morning and she help us to arrange it.

Tomei Expressway Komaki IC is also close and convenient to move by sightseeing. Check-in and check-out have 2 automatic fare adjustment machines, so it is smooth if it is not crowded. Dinner is not troubled because there are taverns, Yakiniku shops, ramen shops nearby. However, it is negative that there is only one elevator and the parking lot on the premises is not very large.

The hotel is located in an excellent location, just a few minutes walk from the Nagoya JR station and local sub-way station. The bus terminal which runs to the nearby cities and towns is also in the same area. The hotel reception is located on the 15 floor. It is quite easy to find as there are directional signs to guide visitors arriving at the train station /sub-way. The room itself is typical Japanese size, not too large but comfortable enough. Breakfast is Ok but not a lot of varieties, mainly Japanese and Western style. There are many restaurants located on the 12 and 13 floors, at the same building and the nearby station building.

Basic hotel but clean and well maintained. size of room is generous for Japan standard. about 10 mins walk from Nagoya station. There are fewer restaurants than the East side of the station so it's quieter in the streets. I will stay here again.

I think it is inconvenient if there is no car in the area where there are many logistics centers. It is a feeling of an old-fashioned large hotel and the impression is different from the general route inn. It was a single, but it was wide because it was changed to twin. There was a little old and the air conditioner was dull, but it was comfortable enough.

We went there for breakfast; since we were heading to GIFU from Yokohama, we had a terrific breakfast, and the front was a lovely fellow. The tremendous Nagoya meshi was very enjoyable for a tired body from the ride on a night bus from Yokohama.

The walls needs some paint. Not sure if there is a staff that takes care of such things at checkout or at least frequently. Room is veeeery small. The ac got me stuffy when I turned it on. Maybe needs cleaning. There is no extractor fan in the bathroom. You have to pay to see whatever is on the TV. Nevetheless it's an ok enough place to crash for a couple of nights if you are on a budget. It is really cheap.....until you ask for a late checkout. Location is very close to the central train station. Lots of restaurants around.

It is the most cost-effective hotel I have ever stayed at. Good facilities, the room was clean, I heard that there was a pool but I have not used it. It should be very good. It is very convenient to go directly from Komaki Station to the hotel.