Around Chubu Centrair International Airport × Accommodation With Family PlanHighly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

Conveniently located near Tokoname Station, and close to the Pottery Footpath for sightseeing. Pros 1. The beds are spacious! A twin Room with two beds (one single and one double). 2. The bath is large and clean! It was almost private, so I could relax. 3. Free ice cream after the bath service and lots of manga. There were many titles I wanted to read if I had more time. 4. They stored my luggage before check-in. Cons 1. The Hotel name isn’t displayed near the entrance (it’s faded and hard to read). 2. It was hard to figure out how to turn on the Room lights. It would help to have clear instructions on the table or somewhere visible. 3. I was looking forward to the massage chairs after the bath, but they were out of order. 4. Since the elevator goes up to the rooftop, I went up hoping to see the stars, but it was locked and I couldn’t go out. Overall, it’s a Hotel I can recommend.

A 3-minute walk to the station and a 6-minute walk to AEON Tokoname. It’s also just one stop from the airport.\nAlthough we stayed for one night, parking was inexpensive because it wasn’t peak season—1,500 yen for five nights.\nI think this Hotel can be used differently from those adjacent to Centrair.\nThe Room was spacious and clean.\nWe appreciated the staff’s courteous service.\nBreakfast is provided as a complimentary service.\nBy the way, there was a shuttle bus from the station to downtown Tokoname.

Direct elevator access to the airport terminal made getting around very convenient, regardless of the weather or how much luggage we had. In addition, it offered great value for money, and perhaps by chance, breakfast was also easy and smooth. The twin Room was spacious enough and comfortable, so I would like to stay here again next time.

I stayed for one night and two days to attend the Nagoya Motorcycle Show. This was my third stay, and it included breakfast. I choose this Hotel because it’s close to the venue and has a large public bath, and because my companion likes a nearby restaurant. The Room, amenities, cleanliness, service, and meals are all appropriate for the price. I’m not looking for luxury. The staff greet guests properly when passing by, which feels very pleasant. Since it coincided with a local festival seasonally, I was able to see the yamahoko parade. This time I was lucky enough to catch the evening parade.

It was a stylish, one-of-a-kind concept Room unlike anything I’ve seen before—very thoughtfully designed. The bedding was great, especially the pillows, and I slept very well. The check-in staff were also very pleasant.