I would say the size of hotel small for most of western people and fair enough for Asians. Yes, it was noisy due to thin wall and occasional uneducated traveler but luckily my floor was quiet for first two days. Check in at 3pm and check out at 10am is surely bothering. Location is wonderful. 5 minute distance from one... More

Can't agree more on what the reviewer "pooky34" said about this hotel - small, cramped, like a slice of a cheece cake. The bathroom door is particularly interesting as there is a stopper to avoid the door to be open wider - it is too narrow even for me. Except vending machines, there are hot water or ice cubes provided... More

We stayed with our kids, it's mostly business people coming and going, but this is cheap and clean and very close to Nagoya station so all in all this is a solid place to stay. There are facilities like washing machines and dryers too so if you need to do some laundry you can.

I stayed at single room A for 1 night during my short visit to Nagoya. I’ve been to other business hotels in Japan and by far this was the smallest room ever. My room was like a slice of a cheese cake and I was surprised when I opened my doors. The door itself was small and the room was... More

The hotel building is circle shaped with a hole running down the center. The single rooms are wedge shaped, located around the hole. They are really small, even by Japanese standards (I've lived in Japan 10 years), with barely enough room for the bed and very little else. The breakfast is quite good, however, and has a good selection of... More

Very close to the station at a very low price. We paid Y5800 for 2. We got a twin instead of double but it was clean, neat and comfy. Plus - location, helpful staff, neat and tidy. Good place to pit stop to break up a journey, as Nagoya is a travel hub esp to get up to the alps.... More

A valid peculiarity of this hotel, a part its cylindrical shape and the rooms which recall the sector of a circle, is the proximity to the JR station, some 250 meters, from the western entrance, right below the Shinkansen (bullet trains) Line. The rooms are clean, modern, functional, actually small, but comfortable. I chose to sleep here for a simple... More

It's very close to Nagoya station, the rooms are clean and the staff polite. The single room is tiny though, rather like a business or first class airline sleeping pod with a bathroom attached and a corridor that doubles as the 'wardrobe'. This is Japan after all and rooms can be small. It will take a bit of getting used... More

OK - first of all, the rooms are dinky - let's get that out of the way. I mean, comically so - if you are an average Westerner, you have a good chance of hitting your head going into the bathroom. But...this is Japan! They make small things that work well! and the room is no exception. The building is... More