Hotels near Nagoya Dome, Nagoya

I was only able to get a smoking room, so that can't be helped, but the smoking room did smell like cigarettes. Other than that, the service, facilities and cleanliness were all excellent.

Exit 4 of Hisaya-Odori Station on the subway is the closest, but there are no escalators or elevators to ground level, so it might be difficult with heavy luggage. I stayed here because I had a live show at the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater. It's within walking distance, and there's an underground shopping mall (Central Park) across from Exits 3 and 4 (Otsu-dori) on Hisaya-Odori, which connects to Sakae Station and has a variety of shops, so it's safe even in the rain. Nagoya Castle is also within walking distance, so the location was excellent. My single, non-smoking room was fully equipped (desk, chair, kettle, folding mirror, desk lamp, etc.). There was an outlet by the bedside, and the room light could be turned on and off with a remote control. There was also a standby light, so even those who don't like complete darkness would have no problem. Welcome drinks were available until late at night, and I didn't use the kettle in the room. There were several types of tea and three types of soup. Since it's Nagoya, breakfast isn't necessary. For 800 yen, it was pretty reasonable. There were four types of bread: the salted butter roll and croissant, which were the same for both days, but the other two were different. The boiled rice* was delicious, with a nice salty flavor and a soft yolk. The curry was filling and packed with vegetables. All the staff were very nice, and overall I would recommend this hotel.

Not far from Sakae, so transportation and shopping are incredibly convenient. Japanese hotel service is generally excellent. We stayed three nights in Nagoya, but one of those nights was extremely expensive and there were no rooms available, so we left our luggage here for a day and stayed at another hotel temporarily. On the third day, coming back here felt just like coming home. Other than being a bit small, everything else was great.

We stayed in a triple room with three beds, which was quite spacious by Japanese standards. The hotel is within walking distance from Sakae Station, and we walked several times to Osu, which is about two train stops away. The walk itself was enjoyable, with plenty of shopping options and eateries along the way. However, the downside is that the hotel feels very outdated. The beds are very hard, and the windows are quite small. The room is carpeted and feels slightly musty, although an air purifier is provided. The bathroom is especially old-looking — the toilet has a yellowish tone and the bidet system is outdated. That said, from what I observed, many hotels in Nagoya seem to have smaller windows and older designs. Front desk service is basic, with quick and efficient check-in and check-out, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, Nagoya is a great city to visit, but next time I would look forward to staying at a higher-quality hotel. With newer options like the upcoming Conrad near Sakae Station, the accommodation experience in Nagoya will hopefully improve significantly.

The room was quite small, but having three beds was a huge plus, making it perfect for families with multiple children. The hotel's location is excellent; it's just a 2-minute walk from the Sakae subway station exit, making getting around super convenient. There are many dining options nearby, and Don Quijote is right next door. For airport transfers, you can catch an airport bus from Oasis 21, which is also nearby; it's 2000 yen per person and takes about 40 minutes to reach Chubu Centrair International Airport.

This hotel offers excellent value for money. There's a microwave available near the elevators, and the rooms, while compact, are perfectly functional. The breakfast is a solid 10/10, especially for those who love their food and meat! The location is also super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to the main shopping area.

This is an excellent choice to stay in Nagoya. The hotel is just 2 stations away from the Railway Station, the reception works 24 hours a day, and I checked in after 23 PM. There is a sweet and pleasant smell on each floor. While you are walking, it is like eating a cake or an ice cream. Now, they have an eco policy, so they don't turn on air conditioner just in case, and when you arrive, it is not cold. If you want cold, you can turn it however you like. I asked for a green room in advance, and they made it available for me. The breakfast is tasty, but I didn't try the food they advertized because I came almost last minute, and the one dish out of 3 remained were cold noodles. Instead of that, I chose rice with fish, tempura and potato salad. There was a queue in the laundry, but it was OK because it was during Obon. Not far from the Hotel, there are the Castle and parks. This is my second time in this hotel. I enjoyed the stay and recommend it to every tourist visiting Nagoya. Thank you very much!

My son stayed in this hotel. Room is clean, perfect for one. Coin laundry available on the ground floor amenities available at the lobby.

The room is quite spacious. The furnishings felt a bit dated but the housekeeping crew did a nice job of keeping the room very clean. My only complaint was that you cannot turn on the air con during winter time, because the thermostat was locked. Even after we had turned off the heating, it was still hot and stuffy. The window can only be partially opened, so the staff brought us an electric fan. Thumbs up to the staff for their impeccable service. All our requests -- whether it was making a dinner reservation, fixing a leaking faucet or booking a taxi to the bus terminal -- were attended to promptly and competently. The hotel is in a convenient location.There is a 24-hr drug store and a FamilyMart just around the corner. The bus terminal at Oasis 21, Sakae Station(Subway), Sakaemachi Station (Meitetsu Seto Line), Hisaya-odori Park, Mirai Tower and several department stores are only a few blocks away. The drop-off point for the airport limousine is right in front of the hotel, though you have to go to the bus terminal to board the bus bound for the airport.

It's very clean and tidy, and it's very ceremonial. You will be given a key to turn in the room. Then you can open it. The linens are also the old-fashioned ones, but very comfortable. The room is relatively large in Japan, and it's close to the subway station!