Search Hotels Near Kowaki Park, Nagoya

"It was great "all of the above.""

"Larger then normal Japanese hotel rooms. Great location. Very clean. Friendly staff. Would stay there again ."

"Room was always very clean and we received fresh towels and toiletries every morning"

"An excellent hotel, very morden glass building connected to the Nagoya station complex. The room is very well designed and very clean. It is on top of the restaurant floors (one of the largest restaurant floors in Japan with 40+ restaurants) and connected to the dept store and shopping malls. Highly recommended. "

"Superb value - room was $40! Meticulously clean. Easy check in and check out. Nice variety at breakfast (included). Convenient walk to Terminal 1. Figuring out the shower was the only tricky thing."

"環境很棒，櫃檯也很nice房間也算大，附近就有超商"

"Very clean hotel, our room was spacious, breakfast was very good and they had many choices for occidental people."

"As always a clean hotel"

"The hotel itself was pretty amazing (once you find the entrance), with massive clean rooms and good food, with hot spring water directly in the rooms. The thing to understand is that it is in the middle of nowhere (industrial area), with no restaurants around it. It is also a 15-20 min walk from the station and then 20 mins to Nagoya. Or alternatively a taxi for about 9,000-11,000 Yen. Best way is a taxi (GO app) to the station, then train to Nagoya for relative ease and not too expensive. Also, if there is an English version of the TV-Screen ordering system for room service, we couldn’t find it. Quite extensive menu though and we worked it out mainly by picture but hard if you are picky as you don’t quite know what’s coming sometimes. That said, the food was much better than expected. We used it as a base for the family (2 kids, 11 & 8), going to Legoland and Ghibli Park and a daytrip to Kyoto. As the room was absolutely huge it gave a great respite from days of walking and for the price it was incredible. Add the taxis and less so but in the end we were pretty blown away with the value for money."