Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Fushimi

Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Fushimi Station.I chose to stay here because I was drawn to the Japanese-inspired atmosphere, with bamboo accents throughout the Facility and traditional-style wallpaper in the Room.As I was traveling solo, I felt comfortable and safe thanks to the women-only floor.It was also helpful to be able to check how crowded the bath and dining area were.I was satisfied with the breakfast buffet as well, as I could enjoy small portions of Nagoya specialties.I would love to stay here again when visiting Nagoya.

As expected from Roynet, the quality is high and there’s nothing lacking. So here’s a comparison of the single Rooms at the nearby DELstyle Nayabashi.Fushimi - Close to Fushimi Station; about a 2-minute walk from the Tsurumai Line - Chic, calm interior - In-Room bath is a unit bath - The large public bath is smaller than Nayabashi’s - Breakfast is mainly Japanese at the 1F tonkatsu restaurant Nayabashi - Just over a 5-minute walk from Fushimi (Tsurumai Line), and about 15 minutes on foot from Nagoya Station—so there is some walking involved - Casual, bright interior - Rooms with baths have a separate washing area - The large public bath is spacious and relaxing - Breakfast is mainly Western at the café, with made-to-order egg dishes available - Often better value than Fushimi Conclusion Both are excellent Hotels with high satisfaction. If you want to minimize walking time, Fushimi is recommended. If you don’t mind walking but want more facilities and value, choose Nayabashi.