Nagoya Grand Hotel

I understand there's construction going on, but the room was filled with the smell of paint thinner, which made me feel sick. The reception staff were all unfriendly older men. Although they used polite language, the atmosphere was like a funeral. The room had dust piled up in the corners, the unit bathroom was covered in pink mold, and the ventilation vents were taped shut, creating a very eerie atmosphere. The air conditioning was poor, and they didn't offer an air purifier. There were hardly any amenities, and there were worn-out slippers that I didn't know who had used, and no disposable slippers were provided. The ceiling and walls near the entrance to the unit bathroom were peeling and looked like they were about to fall off. I left as quickly as I could. I don't think I'll ever use this place again. It might be okay for men looking for a cheap place to stay.

Spacious and bright, clean, with many food courts nearby. I recommend the grilled wagyu and grilled eel.

This is the oldest hotel I've stayed in. It's cheap and close to the station. The WiFi signal is not very good and you need to borrow WiFi from the front desk. You need to think carefully before traveling.