Nagoya Flower Hotel

It was convenient and close to the station. I could see the Shinkansen platform from my room. The bathroom door wouldn't close, but they fixed it right away.

The facilities are old, but considering its proximity to the station, price, and room size, it's perfectly adequate. You have to insert the room key into a slot by the bedside for the lights to turn on, but there are power outlets, which is convenient. If you're just looking to change clothes and sleep, it's definitely worth staying here. However, the bathroom is extremely small. The bathtub is tapered, making it impossible to soak in. Furthermore, the ceiling is low, and if you try to shower standing up, your head will hit the ceiling. Naturally, the showerhead will also hit the ceiling, so you have to bend down to use the shower. The razor is also very cheap, thin, small, and difficult to use, so be careful not to accidentally cut yourself. If you're just looking to sleep and don't even need a shower, it's cheap and in a good location, but be warned if you want to relax a bit or if you're nearly 180cm tall. Also, although some reviews mentioned free breakfast, there was a sign indicating that it was not free. It may vary depending on the accommodation plan, but I've included this for reference as a typical Nagoya coffee shop's morning set costs around 800 yen.