Sako Station × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath - 7Page Number

It is understandable to have a security camera outside the entrance, but having one inside the entrance feels unnecessary, especially since the washroom is adjacent to the entrance and guests might walk around in pajamas. The accommodation is next to a residential house, so it doesn't provide a resort-like atmosphere. It feels more like returning to your family home. It takes over 5 minutes to get to Nagashima Resort, but this is within an acceptable range. I appreciated that towels were set in the toilet and each person was provided with two face towels. It would be even better if there were pre-set towels in the kitchen as well.

This was my third stay. This time, there was a Shuttle Service for the first time, and instead of walking back and forth from Nagashima Spa Land carrying heavy luggage as I had before, I was able to use the Shuttle Service, which made things much easier. When there are many guests, the walls are thin, so I sometimes couldn’t sleep because I could hear conversations and doors opening and closing. However, on the day I stayed this time there were fewer guests, so it was quiet and comfortable. Since I don’t have a car, I can’t go to the main building, but they always provide complimentary breakfast bread and canned coffee each time, which I’m happy with.

I chose to stay at this Hotel for its location and price. The location was very convenient—about a 5-minute walk from an exit of the Nagoya Station underground mall. There was major construction for the linear motor train right in front, but the noise didn’t bother me much. Some Reviews made me feel uneasy, but none of those issues concerned me at all. If I had to mention one thing, I was told in advance that the requested items would be prepared in my Room, but they were completely overlooked. I received a call just before checkout, but it was too late by then. I would stay here again.

The women’s large public bath is very small—more like a small bath. When we went around 9:00 p.m., all 12 lockers were already taken, even for our parent-and-child group. When we entered the bathing area, all three shower stations were occupied and three people were waiting; when we joined the line, it became six. It was my first time having to wait in a naked line in the bath area. By the time we finished, there was a line for lockers stretching out into the hallway. It was so hectic that we couldn’t even think about enjoying the view. If capacity is limited, I wish there had been some kind of limit on the number of users or clearer notice that it gets very crowded—we would have reconsidered using it. Everything from the front desk to our Room had a great atmosphere and was comfortable, but the bath alone was shocking.

We stayed as a family, and the location was excellent—at a convenient distance from Meieki Station—and the front desk staff were extremely courteous. For the Accommodation Fee, the amenities were very well stocked, and the room was clean and well maintained, making our stay comfortable. The complimentary breakfast bread and coffee service was more than sufficient, and it was an Accommodation that made us want to stay again.

The clean Room and smooth check-in process were great. You can enjoy Ramen Ichiran during breakfast hours (7:00-10:00). (Unfortunately, I couldn't try it this time due to timing.) Above all, the location is excellent. I will definitely stay here again when visiting Nagoya.

We stayed in a Japanese-style room as a family. While some parts of the Facility feel a bit dated, it was within our expectations. The price was very reasonable for this location, which really helped. Breakfast was delicious, and there is also a private bath, making it a great Hotel for families. We would like to stay again. (I don’t usually write Reviews, but we were so satisfied that I wanted to share.)

As this was my first time staying at a private rental, and some Reviews made me a bit nervous about check-in, I was able to enter the Room without any issues. *Please note: the pre-check-in URL and related details are sent a few days before your stay, not immediately after your Reservation.* The location is just a few minutes’ walk from Nagoya Station, with restaurants and convenience stores nearby. I didn’t have many Room options due to my dates, but it felt just right for 2–3 people. The fridge/freezer was larger than the one at home (lol), and there were plenty of clean plates and glasses. There was also a rice cooker! The washer-dryer isn’t hot-air drying, but I think most items will dry as long as they aren’t too thick. The bathroom was spacious and had a reheating function. As noted in the in-room notices, footsteps do carry due to the building structure, so I could hear them throughout my stay—but compared with a typical business hotel, it felt acceptable. There were also houseplants on the balcony, and I really enjoyed my first private rental stay near Nagoya Station. Next time I’d like to try another Room as well. Looking forward to it.

Conveniently located near the station, and just the right walking distance to the ruins of Kuwana Castle. With an izakaya right next door, you won’t have to worry about finding a place to eat when you don’t feel like searching.

I stayed here during a solo trip. It was my first time staying at a guesthouse, and it was a lovely space—clean, calm, and comfortable. The staff in the shared area chatted with me a lot, which made me really happy. It’s my best memory from the trip. I’ll be back. Thank you!

We were traveling with our 18-month-old, and because a bed felt unsafe due to the risk of falling, we looked for a Hotel with a Japanese-style Room but couldn’t find one. We chose this place because it offers a flat, tatami-style Room where you sleep on futons laid out on the floor. The Room was spacious, so we felt comfortable even when our child was excited and running around. For breakfast, we made an advance Reservation and enjoyed delicious waffles at the café. There was no bathtub—only a shower room—but prioritizing our child’s safety, it wasn’t an issue. The next day we visited the Anpanman Museum, which was about 15 minutes away by car. We would love to stay here again.

The walls are thin, so I could clearly hear everything next door—from phone calls and snoring at night to the alarm clock the next morning. The pillow was also quite low, so I didn’t sleep very well. Other than that, there were no issues at all! The facilities and location were perfect, and even though I don’t speak much Japanese, the front desk staff patiently helped me check in. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance.

Two of us were working in Kuwana City over the weekend, but the weather was bad on Saturday and we ended up running late, so we changed plans at the last minute and stayed here. Since we needed parking for a work vehicle, we were thinking about checking in only after confirming we could park, but luckily there was an open space and we were able to park the vehicle. We had no complaints at all about the Hotel’s Facility or service. Regarding the parking fee for our work vehicle, when we asked other contractors on site about parking fees at another Hotel, they said they were charged more than double what this Hotel charges. We will be staying overnight for work in Kuwana City twice a year going forward, and based on the great service and reasonable pricing, we plan to continue using this Hotel. Because we had an early start in the morning, we did not have breakfast, so please refer to other guests’ Reviews for that.

Located in a great area, I stay here about twice a month. For those seeking excessive services or being overly critical, perhaps consider staying at a Hotel priced around 100,000 yen per night. To emphasize again, this is a great Hotel.

I used this place after a long time. It is sufficient for business use. Mobile charging cables are provided, including Lightning for iPhone, Type-C for Sharp smartphones, and Micro USB for power banks. It's not a big issue, but the USB port on the bedside was damaged, so I couldn't charge my phone while using it in bed.

There were a hammock and beanbag cushions, and even our 3-month-old baby had a great time. It was a hot summer day, but the air conditioning worked well, which was a relief. Also, since there was no TV, it was easy to do a digital detox. There were several board games such as The Game of Life. We weren’t sure if we were allowed to use them, so we didn’t touch them, but they could be fun for families. The breakfast pancakes made with mochi wheat were delicious. However, since it’s an attic space, the stairs were steep. It was tough going up while holding our 3-month-old baby.