Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Shinkansenguchi

The staff were polite, friendly, and helpful, and breakfast was worth the extra cost, with a broad choice of Japanese and Western dishes. We picked the hotel for its 3-5 minute walk to Nagoya Station, since we needed to catch an early train to the airport. Not knowing Nagoya, we were glad to find so many shops and places to eat nearby. Our room was bright, quiet, and clean, with enough space for luggage and to walk around without bumping into things. There was also room for a small coffee table and a work desk. It had the usual amenities, though there’s no safe in the room. I highly recommend it.

For my first stay at this location, the staff were super helpful. The room had everything I needed, including a sitting area and bottled water, and the station was easy to get to. Too bad I was only there overnight.

A dependable choice for the price. The rooms were quiet and clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. It’s close to the station, with plenty of places to eat nearby.

The hotel has a huge lobby, and the staff were friendly and courteous. It’s close to Nagoya Train Station but tucked far enough away from the bustle to be quiet. The rooms felt spacious for a big city, and several convenience stores are within a five-minute walk for late-night snacks. It seems like a nice spot for business travelers, though tourists stay here too. Breakfast can involve a 10-20 minute wait in the morning, so keep that in mind if you’re on a schedule. The dining room holds about 34 people and usually has around 30.