We stayed here for 10 nights. The rooms are small, and one bad point - the walls are very thin, so if you get a "snorer" next door, as we did - it did affect sleep.
Also, beds were very hard, and the oddest pillows I've ever used. (They contained what felt like beads).
However, the rooms were always kept very clean. Oceans of hot water for baths and showers. The free coffee in reception was good (No tea, so take your own). Breakfast was OK. Some unusual combinations (for my taste), but plenty to keep you going. Theres a laundry room on floor 3 which was quite reasonable, and the vendors on every floor.

The staff were lovely, and nothing was too much trouble. About 20 minutes (on foot) 10 minutes (by cab. We paid 660 yen) from Nagoya station. Subway station just over the road. Easy walking distance to Fushimi and Sakae. Loads of places to eat within a 10 minute walk.
Can order food in as well if you want to. Seems to be a 7-11 or Lawsons on every street.

Hotel doesn't have a bar area, but theres just so many other places to go, it didn't really make this a problem.

They store suitcases for you should you arrive early or need to leave late.

All in all we found it a really great base. We looked at some other hotels whilst we were there, (as we will be visiting this area again), but decided that this hotel is as goos as any - especially for the price, and would stay here again.

Free WiFi, but don't expect to get free internet on your iphone. You need, as far as I could work out, a Japanese phone company log-in. (I may be wrong opn this point).

Just stayed in this hotel for 2 nights during my 6 nights travel through Japan. It is a decent hotel with clean acomodation. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are really small but it is normal in Japan. The only thing I really didnt like was the temperature inside the room was very very hot. I tried to open the window but it did not work.
Unfortunately during my stay I was also not able to use the free wi-fi avaiable in the lobby as it did not work the several times I tried.
Overall it was a great stay.

I enjoyed my 3-night stay at Hotel Wing International Nagoya. The staff were very friendly and the room was clean. The only problem was that the walk to Fushimi area/subway was quite far (3 city blocks). But for the value, I would definitely stay here again!

Just stayed at this hotel over 4 nights and used as base for Nagoya and surroundings. The rooms are small by Western standards, but typical for Japanese business hotels. It has some areas for improvement but for the price we thought it was a great deal, and location-wise it is pretty decent.

Pros: The location is great, between Nagoya St. and the busy commercial areas of Sakae and surroundings of the Nagoya TV tower. A quick 10-15 min walk from many good spots such as Sakae, Fushimi and others. Price is also quite reasonable and can be way below usual per person rates for Japanese business hotels, so if you are on a budget it is worth taking a look at.

Cons: there is complimentary internet in the rooms, but the connection was so bad we could not browse at all. There are two free internet PCs at the lobby for public use that work properly but again these are public. In addition to that, the rooms can be quite small, especially if you are not traveling alone. The room was also quite hot and as other reviewers mentioned we had to open the window to adjust temperature and moisture (got very dry and hot overnight).

One quick tip: if you can, pick up the printout the hotel has with a guide to local restaurants which serve typical Nagoya dishes such as hitsumabushi and kishimen. It's in Japanese, but I assume the staff can help you if you do not read the language.