Romantic Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The bed was incredibly small, and they wouldn't even provide an extra duvet, only a blanket without a cover. At the front desk, remember to ask for your skincare amenities yourself when you check in; otherwise, they'll pretend not to have any – it's just fake politeness. I guess the hot spring is the only reason to choose this place. In comparison, I much prefer JR Gate Tower; they directly give you Takashimaya coupons, and the bathroom is also much more spacious.

Stayed at this hotel for a business trip to Nagoya. Although the hotel is a bit small, it's really clean. **Location:** The hotel is in the city center, right near Nagoya Subway Station, and directly opposite the Big Camera shopping center. Super convenient! **Facilities:** It's small but has everything you need. The soundproofing could be a little better, or maybe the person in the next room snored really loudly, but either way, I was a bit disturbed. **Cleanliness:** Very clean. **Service:** Very good.

The hotel is conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from the JR station, with many choices of restaurants and few shopping malls nearby, making it a great base for exploring the city. The property feels very new and well-maintained. Our twin room room was spacious, clean, and thoughtfully designed, which made for a very comfortable stay. The lobby is also impressively spacious, with plenty of seating areas to relax or wait comfortably. One highlight was the gym — it’s well-equipped with modern, new machines, which is a big plus for those who like to keep up with their workouts while traveling. I also appreciated the daily freshly brewed coffee provided in the room, a small detail that made a big difference. Overall, a stylish and comfortable hotel that I would happily return to on my next visit to Nagoya.

Located in the bustling city center and commercial district, there are countless great restaurants of all sizes just around the corner. Shopping for daily necessities is also within walking distance, which is incredibly convenient. The transportation is excellent too, making it easy to get anywhere.

This was my second stay at this hotel because my first experience was so great. The night view is absolutely unbeatable, overlooking Nagoya. It's incredibly convenient for shopping and dining in the Sakae district; there's a brand new mall right downstairs with Montbell and Blue Bottle Coffee. However, there was a small hiccup during this stay. I was suddenly woken up at 4 AM by the fire alarm and a loud broadcast announcement. It took a while before I could fall back asleep. The next day, I saw an explanation saying it was either a guest smoking or accidentally pressing the fire alarm in the elevator.

This was my first time staying at this hotel in Nagoya, and I have to admit, the room was really small, even for one person it felt cramped. Luckily, the hotel's location is excellent, right in the business district with Mitsukoshi and Matsuzakaya department stores nearby, which is super convenient for shopping. The hotel breakfast was decent, but the famed unagi don (eel rice bowl) never made an appearance. Also, when I went for breakfast on the second floor in the morning, there was no one at the restaurant entrance. I just stood there with my meal ticket, feeling a bit silly. After waiting for a while, I couldn't hold back and said, ”Is anyone here?” That's when a male staff member, who I believe was Southeast Asian, peeked out from a room next to the reception desk. He only stood up after seeing the meal ticket in my hand, and then I was finally able to enter the restaurant. I hope the hotel strengthens its staff's service awareness, especially the training for foreign employees. Only then can they attract more guests amidst fierce market competition.

The room is spacious and well equipped. It's a bit far from Nagoya station and not many buses around the hotel. It's a bit inconvenient. There's shuttle bus available in the morning on weekdays. Longer service time on weekends. Maybe the hotel is busy, the lounge staff wasn't too friendly. I have short hair but I found a long hair on my bed under the blanket. The bedsheet has some black colour fabric fibers but I wore light colour pajamas.

I've stayed at the Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Station Shinkansen Exit multiple times, and it's still my top choice for business trips to Nagoya! The location is absolutely unbeatable, right outside the Shinkansen exit, making transfers and catching trains incredibly convenient. The room gets great natural light, feeling bright and not at all cramped. The biggest plus is that the bathroom has a proper wet/dry separation – which is very rare to find in Japanese business hotels. It means you can shower and use the sink without disturbing each other, keeping everything dry and tidy, and making the stay super comfortable. The room was clean, the bedding was comfortable, and the service was efficient and thoughtful. It offers amazing value for money, and I'll definitely be staying here again next time!

The hotel's location is amazing. Direct access to the underground mall with plenty of eateries, shopping and groceries. Walk the underground mall directly to reach JR Gate Tower Mall with Bic Camera and Uniqlo /Gu. Not to mention very near to the train lines. The room was clean and comfortable. Staff was pleasant during check in and check out. And they helped us to store our luggage for some last minute shopping.

The hotel is located in a relatively remote area, so it might be a bit difficult to carry luggage if you're not driving. However, it offers a high level of privacy, and the rooms are spacious and provide toiletries and skincare products. Only smoking rooms are available, but there is an air purifier in each room.