Stasiun Tomiyoshi × Akomodasi Rekomendasi untuk Perjalanan Solo MenenangkanHotel·penginapan gaya Jepang dengan penilaian tinggi untuk mata air panas dan pemandian - 5Halaman 目

Having a sauna in the room is a real highlight—you can use it as many times as you like, whenever it suits you, without worrying about the time. Self löyly is available, and because you can adjust the temperature and humidity to your preference, I was able to work up a good sweat. Sauna-specific amenities such as sauna hats and ponchos are not provided. If you plan to use the sauna, I recommend bringing your own from home. The flow to the cold bath and relaxation area is smooth, and I was able to enjoy a calm, private experience. Breakfast was carefully prepared and thoughtfully presented—stylish in appearance and enjoyable visually as well. The seasoning was well balanced and made the most of the ingredients’ natural flavors. The portion size was just right, too. I could enjoy a delicious breakfast at a relaxed pace. Being able to check in in advance on my smartphone felt very efficient, making arrival procedures quick and smooth with on-screen steps. The Hotel’s location is conveniently close to the downtown area, with plenty of restaurants nearby, so finding dinner isn’t an issue. I think this Hotel is ideal for anyone who wants to spend quiet time at their own pace.

For this stay, after my daughter’s family stayed on August 21, my husband said he wanted to stay as well, so we decided to make a Reservation. We requested the same Room my daughter’s family had used, and from the Room window we could see our home building, which truly moved my husband. This time, we were especially looking forward to dining at the teppanyaki kaiseki restaurant. The dishes—black abalone, lobster, and Matsusaka beef tenderloin—were beautifully creative. They were a delight to look at and so delicious that I couldn’t help saying “Delicious” out loud. I often have teppanyaki at other hotels, but it can feel heavy afterward and is difficult once I return to the Room. However, the teppanyaki at Conrad Hotel did not feel heavy at all. As for the breakfast buffet, it was excellent. I am a regular guest of Nagoya Marriott Hotel and have been staying there every month since it opened 25 years ago, using its restaurants weekly. I have also stayed at several other hotels after they opened (including iCoc Hotel in the Chunichi Building area), but their breakfast buffets were somewhat disappointing. In contrast, the breakfast buffet at Conrad Hotel Nagoya is the best among hotels in Nagoya. The restaurant was spacious, and the staff’s warm smiles were very comforting. Thank you very much for your hospitality. I already have an Accommodation Reservation for next year as well and look forward to staying again.

The Room was quiet and comfortable. This Hotel is very convenient, located close to the station.

I stayed here while sightseeing in Sakae and Osu. There is a book café on the 1st floor that you can use 24 hours a day. I received a welcome drink and was able to relax while reading any book I liked, and the Room was clean as well. It was a little disappointing that the bathroom only had a shower.

It felt like a historic Hotel, with a luxurious interior. I have stayed in various quadruple Rooms, but this one was especially spacious, with plenty of space around each bed. The bathroom, washbasin area, and bedroom were separated, which made it very comfortable. I’m very sorry to hear it will be closing soon, but I’m glad I was able to stay here one last time.

The lounge was more affordable than expected, yet the quality was excellent—I really enjoyed it. It’s also conveniently located with easy access from Meieki Station, so I’d like to stay here again.

I couldn’t find the hotel from Sakae Station and ended up calling. I managed to arrive and check in! The front desk staff said, “I’m glad you made it,” which made me happy. Even though I only stayed for a few hours, I felt at ease.

This was my first stay. The hotel is just a short walk from the subway station, so it was easy to find. The interior is simple yet stylish throughout, and very comfortable. I only wished there had been basic skincare amenities. The bathroom has a separate washing area, so I could soak in the tub and really relax. I tried the toast breakfast, but the bread wasn’t toasted enough and the butter wouldn’t melt (haha). I would have liked it a bit more toasted. Overall, I was satisfied and will consider staying here again when visiting Nagoya.

Although it is an APA Hotel, the bathtub was a standard rectangular type rather than the egg-shaped unit bath, so it was easy to use. There are only two elevators, so the wait time was a bit long at times, but overall I had a comfortable stay.

Stayed for a concert in Nagoya. The accommodation was relatively close to the station, making it convenient. The pillows and mattress suited my body well, allowing me to sleep soundly—it turned out they were Tempur and Simmons. Although the facility was slightly old, it was well-cleaned, and the room was spacious enough to stay comfortably.

It’s hard to find a Hotel with such an attractive Accommodation Fee that also includes parking. Plus, because it’s an underground parking garage, it’s ideal in any weather—hot days, cold days, or rainy days. As for things I’d like improved… checkout is at 11:00 anyway… Overall, I was satisfied enough to overlook the small details.

The overhead Room light had a daylight-white tone, making the Room very bright and clean. Bright sunlight also came in through the window, which felt wonderful. I chose this affordable Hotel with breakfast mainly for its convenient location near the station, but I was very satisfied and would like to stay here again next time. They also provided deodorant wipes and a welcome drink service, which made for a very comfortable Hotel stay.

I could tell the room interior had been renovated. However, there were only two proper hooks for hanging clothes, and the protruding metal fittings felt a bit unsafe. The bathroom unit was very small—perhaps to increase capacity in recent years—and it felt even smaller than the renovated bathroom units at Toyoko Inn.

This is one of the best Business Hotels I’ve stayed at. The sleepwear is a separate top-and-bottom set, so there’s no need to bring pajamas. There are power outlets right by the pillow, and the bed has just the right firmness. It also comes with a refrigerator, TV, and free breakfast (I had to skip it this time due to my schedule). There’s a luggage rack, plus a chair and desk, and the free internet connection was reasonably fast. There are two elevators as well, so I never had trouble during busy morning or evening hours. It was a great Hotel with everything you need—simple and sufficient. The only downside is parking. There are a few spaces in front of the Hotel, but they’re priced in a way that makes them easy for non-guests to use too, so guests often have to use a multi-story parking garage a short walk away. On the day I stayed there was also a festival nearby, and I ended up waiting nearly an hour for parking. I’d appreciate having more parking options available.

I use this place every year for sumo and baseball games. Although the distance to the subway station is a bit far, the affordable price and convenient access to Vantelin Dome and IG Arena are greatly appreciated. The lounge is enjoyable, but it's a bit disappointing that only "Umaibo" snacks are available now.

I stayed for four nights to take a graduate school entrance exam. The Room was simple and compact, very clean, and amenities (except toothbrushes) were available at the front desk in a pick-and-choose system with a wide variety. The mouthwash was especially useful. My Room had no bathtub—shower only—but it was sufficient for the season. The sink had an island-style layout, which made the limited space feel more open. The bathroom area and the bed could be separated by a curtain, which was convenient when changing clothes. Also, the Hotel front desk staff were kind and very helpful—I truly appreciated their support. Breakfast was more substantial than I expected for this price. I saw many international guests as well. The location is great: close to the station, with a convenience store right in front. It’s easy to see why it’s fully booked—excellent value for money. This is a Hotel I’d like to use again. On the day of my exam, the Higashiyama Line stopped running, but I was able to get there via the Meijo Line. It seems that students staying near the Higashiyama Line didn’t make it in time for the start of the exam. Thanks to staying in Sakae, I was able to avoid that problem.

I was able to stay here at a very low price during the Asian Games. There is also a large public bath, breakfast is included, and they were very flexible with various requests, so it was excellent.

It appeared at the top of my search results, and I chose it because it was a great-value hotel in a location where I could walk to my destination and just steps from the subway station. The rooms were very clean, and the front desk staff were all kind—it really was an excellent value.

Because we had an event to attend, we chose this Hotel based on its great Reviews. They also stored our luggage before check-in. The Room was clean and very nice, but I thought Netflix would be available and it wasn’t. I may have been mistaken, but I was looking forward to it, so it was disappointing. Overall, I was satisfied and felt it was a good stay.

It was a corner Room on the top floor. There was no disturbance from surrounding noise, just occasional faint sirens from the highway. The air conditioning and ventilation worked well, but some might find the slight whistling sound from the door gap noticeable. My wife initially thought it was the refrigerator making noise, but I believe this is a sign of good ventilation. There are two elevators, so there’s no waiting time and they operate smoothly. Parking at a nearby pachinko parlor cost 1,000 yen for 24 hours. It’s within walking distance to Sakae's central area, so I’d love to stay here again!