รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ Prince Smart Inn Nagoya Sakae

Rebranding of Hotel Trusty

This is a rebranded accommodation of Hotel Trusty, which closed in 2021, possibly due to the pandemic. It combines the charm of its old structure with modern features that minimize staff workload, creating a hybrid hotel experience. While a more thorough renovation might have been ideal, this approach retains its unique character. - Check-in and check-out are completed via screen operations. Guests receive a brief explanation of the facilities from staff and are given bottled water (though I later realized I forgot to drink it and left it in the fridge). Amenities are self-service from the lobby; I took a toothbrush and paper cup. - The room was relatively spacious. There was an interesting mismatch between old furniture and new items like the TV and chairs (a commendable effort to reuse existing assets). The smart TV allowed access to YouTube. Inside the room, it was quiet without any noise from neighboring rooms, making for a comfortable stay. The bed suited me perfectly, providing excellent sleep—I'd love to know its manufacturer. - In the bathroom, there seemed to be drainage issues as water seeped into the toilet area, which caused some concern. - Breakfast included complimentary coffee or tea along with either an An Butter Sandwich or Miso Katsu Sandwich. While not elaborate, this simple offering felt like a smart choice for efficiency. Impressively, drinks were served in paper cups alongside sandwiches handed directly to guests—eliminating dishwashing needs entirely—a clear sign of corporate ingenuity. However, there was no verification for guests during breakfast service, raising concerns about potential misuse by non-guests. - Overall impression: Reasonably priced with straightforward services left me satisfied (not perfect but good enough that I'd consider staying again). The accommodation had lively energy with many international guests present.