Hotel the Garden 6 Ichinomiya

It seems there's Wi-Fi, but I couldn't find anything in the room that showed the password... but the Docomo connection speed was fast, so it wasn't a problem for me. The room I stayed in also had remote control for the lighting!

The facilities and amenities make me question whether it even qualifies as a hotel. The face towels and loungewear provided weren't white, but rather a worn-out color, which made me feel uncomfortable, so I didn't use them. Perhaps it wouldn't bother someone just using it for sleeping.

I arrived late at night by car, but since there were no signs or anything lit up, I passed it several times. There's no parking lot, but there's a one-car space at the hotel and an elevator nearby, so you can drop off your luggage there. There are several coin-operated parking lots nearby, so it's best to choose one based on your departure time. Ichinomiya City is part of the Nagoya cultural sphere, so there are quite a few coffee shops that serve breakfast, so I think it's best to time your departure to coincide with their opening times. There's a Family Mart nearby, just a short walk away. There's no coin laundry, so there is a store with a combined washer and dryer, though it's a bit far away. ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ Wi-Fi appears to be available, but I forgot to ask for the password, so I couldn't use it. I couldn't find any of the usual paper in the room that says it's displayed on the TV screen. Please note that the door doesn't auto-lock.

The facilities and rooms are worth the price. The hygiene is poor.

I went there for business, and the service was great, the staff were excellent, and the price was reasonable. I would like to go again if I have the opportunity.

It was a cheap stay and it was nice and clean.

The minimum necessary items were provided.

The front desk is on the second floor and provides courteous service. The rooms are reasonably priced, and the basic amenities are provided. There's a refrigerator and hair dryer in the room. There's a microwave on the second floor, so you can heat up items purchased at the convenience store. There's no parking lot, so you'll need to park in a nearby paid parking lot.