Hotels near Zoff(Lalaport Nagoya Minatoaquls) in Nagoya

The hotel is in an ideal location, about 3 minutes away from the railway station. The rooms are neat and comfortable. There are also coin-operated washing machines and vending machines. The only drawback is that there is no bottled water. I will stay here again next time.

I booked a room from 12/28/23 to 01/08/24. I came to Nagoya to visit my son who is a student at Nagoya Gakuin University. The Hotel was perfect for all my needs! I can’t praise the staff enough. My room was perfect! It was not a huge room but had everything I needed! It had a small refrigerator, a nice bathroom, a small area to hang any clothes, a good size tv and a comfortable bed! Housekeeping was very kind and made me feel very welcome! I have lived in several countries during my life but had never been to Japan. I came to Japan knowing no Japanese and was a bit nervous that I was on my own when I’d come back to my room and my son would retire to his dorm but the staff was very patient with me. I was slowly being taught some phrases from my son and when I needed to communicate further with the staff I used my translator app on my phone. At all times the staff were very kind and patient with me! I can’t praise them enough! I had everything I needed within a minutes walk from my hotel! A wonderful 3 level grocery/depar**ent store was around the corner from my hotel called Aeon. I was able to buy anything I needed from food, drinks, and clothing. There was even Dominos pizza around the other corner if you wanted that. Down the street in a different direction was a pharmacy and fast food like McDonald’s . Kanayama train station was right there in the middle of everything and I used this everyday!!!! If anyone is traveling to Nagoya I recommend staying here!! With the train station being located so close to the hotel you can be anywhere in no time. My son was in Hibino so I would take the subway everyday to meet up with him or vice versa! I was so proud of myself for being able after 1 day of being their to be able to get around on my own. I hope anyone that chooses to stay here has a wonderful experience just like me! A mom right at 60 years old out of her comfort zone from Alaska! Thank you Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Kanayama Annex to all the Staff and Housekeeping for a wonderful stay in Japan!

Great hotel. We booked with the breakfast option. Best breakfast buffet around with several American & Japanese items. We had a room with 2 twin beds. Beds were much wider than U.S. twin beds and could easily sleep 2 little kids. Room also had couch, table, 2 LR type chairs, drawers for clothes, safe, coffee/tea, hair dryer, robes, shampoo, conditioner & soap. Bathroom had packaged combs, razor, toothbrushes & other toiletries. Hotel was located next to train station so it was easy to get around. We could not hear trains or traffic. If you go through the train station and turn left, there is an outdoor shopping mall with several restaurants. We ate there as the hotel was expensive for lunch/dinner.

Love the location, just above the train station. Service is excellent, left luggage is super easy. Only drawback is it doesn’t have a public bath

Staff are very helpful for my queries from them about where and how will I go to places I want to explore. Location is excellent, safe environment, clean facilities. Will definitely book to this hotel when I come back in Nagoya.

It is located in the suburbs of Nagoya so it is far from the center. The room is a general business hotel type. Adjacent super public baths are available for free, and you can get a drink ticket (equivalent to 700 yen) and a relaxation discount ticket (500 yen) available at the restaurant at the time of hotel check-in. Super public bath is available from 6 a.m. on check-in day and can be used from 6 a.m. the next morning. Parking is free. If you only stay at night, there is a feeling of high price, but it is recommended when there is a lot of time on the day of accommodation.

I stayed with my 13-year-old daughter. I see a hotel with free sleeping under 12 years old at 々, but it was very helpful because it was not free to sleep under 18 years old, and the room rate of the former 々 was also cheap. I'm already a big daughter, but it was comfortable because it was a double bed with ample size for adults ２ people. Adult pajamas are provided, but children's pajamas are not rented, so you need to bring them (I accidentally forgot ... children's pillows and bath towels should be lent at the reception. is. ) I forgot the smartphone charger, but since the room is equipped with various insertions, it was helpful to be able to charge the smartphone and mobile battery. (２ can't charge at the same time). The room was clean, and it was a ２ minute walk from Sakae Station, and there was a 7-Eleven below, which was very convenient, so I would like to use it again when I go to Nagoya.

I put an extra bed and used it for 3 people. The bed was a bit hard, but I was able to slow down in a cozy room. It is close to the station and there are many restaurants nearby, and I think it is convenient. The breakfast kishimen was delicious. I would like to use the French restaurant in the hotel next time.

Wifi is fast and the location is near nagoya station so its easy access everywhere. There’s a 24 hour sukiya round the block and lawson. They also have water so you dont need to buy bottled water all the time since im sensitive to tap water, i really appreciate them having it accessible to travellers and guest. For this alone, ill give it a 10 stars

Very big and still new Toyoko Inn. Toyoko Inn is everywhere in Japan if you put it in the room. I like the bed because it is firm and does not hurt my waist. The recently built property has a rain shower. It was like this here. The toilet seat is very compact but not as difficult to use as it looks. The hair dryer is not able to move, but the wind volume is now a strong wind type, so there is no dissatisfaction. However, access is bad anyway. The nearest station will certainly be Kanayama, but can this really be called Kanayama? The location of the business hotel is bad. And nothing. It's a little mystery why I built it here. Since national route 22 has little crosswalk on the main road and is completely blocked by the central separation zone, the next crosswalk in front of Anna crown is to cross the road if it goes to the kuchobori intersection Yes. The shortest route from the station will climb the Kanayama pedestrian bridge from the road along the train. It took about 12 minutes to walk from the ticket gate of the station even the shortest. There is a transfer bus, but it is not possible to plunge into the rotary of the station, and it is only about three minutes to the ticket gate of the station because it arrives at the end of the asnar. It is easier than walking, but it is subtle whether the time is shortened, and if the timing of the departure is exquisite, it can win the time in walking, but if it waits for departure, it may be faster to walk out quickly. Even if it is a bus, it is a grand high ace, so it is not a thing that can ride dozens of people. For example, if you go to the Nagoya International Conference Hall, you need to leave the hotel 15 minutes before you take the train from Kanayama Station, and the international conference hall is also far from the station and walks about 10 minutes. If the timetable interval of the Meijo line or the Meijo line is added here, it takes more than 30 minutes. Rather, it takes 30 minutes to walk directly from the hotel to the conference hall, so it is not shortened by the time, and it must always be balanced with fatigue and weight of luggage. Very subtle location. If it rains, it becomes a taxi, but it is a dilemma that it doesn't have to stay in Kanayama anymore. Then, it may be a hotel that you come by your car from the beginning. I don't know how much parking fee is taken, but there was a full car mark. Anyway, I felt actually farther than the distance I saw on the map before visiting. As a result, it seems that the guest will not come unless the accommodation fee is lowered, and depending on the purpose and the time margin, it may be able to stay well cost-effective. It's over when it gets old, so I think it's better to attract a delicious restaurant around or develop a surrounding area. Convenience stores are in front of family, but there are not many repertoire of beer. Also, there is no matomo shop if the so-called restaurant does not go to Kanayama station. It is a big difference in the feeling that it walks 10 minutes while looking for various shops and walks 10 minutes where there is nothing, and the feeling that it must come back again makes the mind a big deal. It's good to be quiet enough to surprise even if you open the window.