Guest Reviews & Impressions for Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi

Perfect for business

The hotel does not have a coworking space or café, but the room features an office chair, bright lighting, wired internet access, and a spacious desk, making it ideal for those who want to work. Additionally, it is within walking distance from Nagoya Station (15–20 minutes) and close to a bus stop and Mega Don Quijote, offering a convenient location. Meals are served as a half-buffet; however, since trays are not provided, guests need to pick up drinks, side dishes, salads, and desserts one by one each time. This setup might give the impression that dining is not prioritized. The green tea in the pot was mostly hot water when full—tea bags might be more practical in this case. Compared to hotels of this class, the meal quality may feel slightly disappointing. The hairdryer, showerhead, and toilet were similar to those found in economy hotels. Overall, compared to other Richmond Hotels, this accommodation seems more suited for men focusing on work rather than women. (At times there were people smoking near the hotel entrance—possibly guests or office workers—which could make it uncomfortable for non-smokers.)