We stayed for three nights and had a great experience. The complimentary drink service in the evening was a lovely touch, and all the staff were friendly and welcoming. This hotel places a strong emphasis on sustainability—if you opt out of room cleaning, they offer two bottles of water as a thank-you, which we appreciated. The amenities were also impressive. We really liked the quality of the toiletries, and the public bath was a nice bonus. Although the bath area isn’t very large, the hotel provides real-time updates on how crowded it is. That said, since everyone can see the same info, it can still get a bit crowded when many guests decide to go at the same time (which made us smile!). Overall, it was a thoughtful and enjoyable stay.

Great hotel at a great price. This hotel is an amazing value at the price. With a Japanese buffet breakfast, public bath, complimentary drink, and it's location close to the station, you are not going to find better value than this. The hotel was very clean, the bed was comfortable, and the staff were great. There are a lot of healthy vegetables for breakfast so that also was a pleasant surprise.

For the price we paid, I can't really complain. However, it would be great if they had better coffee for breakfast. Also, the breakfast is Japanese. Western options are limited and not very good, but this is Japan after all.

I thought this little hotel was so pleasant. Staff was very kind, although the room was small it had everything I needed, including a comfortable bed. It also had lots of nice little touches, like a free happy hour drink, code access for the women’s bath, English translations, cute dishware for children, etc. Breakfast was pretty good with lots of variety. I didn’t use the public bath but it looked nice. They don’t do check in until 3 so I left my bags and went out. When i came back they had already taken my bags to my room (why don’t they do this at every hotel?). My only caution is that it’s a 15 min walk to the train station. It’s not that far, but with a suitcase and/or in the rain it can be troublesome.

It is a short taxi ride to Nagoya Station but seemed quite far to walk with luggage. Easy & quick check-in & check-out although I'm not sure why my booking reference or name was initially not found by the front desk staff. Toiletries & iron sets are provided at the lobby so guests can just get whatever they need. We booked non-smoking rooms so we didn't smell any smoke in the room & hallway. The room & bathroom are clean, which is very important to us.

The room is small with hardly any space for 2 medium-sized luggage. We just stayed overnight before our flight back home so it was fine. But I don't think I could stay there for more than 2 nights because of the room size and location. There's nothing much in the area near the hotel so you only really go there to sleep but not linger.

Comfortable and slightly larger rooms for Japanese standard. Love the happy hour each day where we could help ourselves to a free drink (large range of alcoholic or soft drink) every evening. Guest could also help themselves to toiletries from the ground floor - really great selection including lotions and hair wax. Lots of parking spaces on the same street too.

The hotel is slightly further to the main areas than expected, in a quieter part so you’ll definitely meet your step count!

It felt like a traditional business man hotel, come in, get some drinks, get some sleep and you are good to go the next day because everything is close by! The tiny hot spring they have is a nice addition considering you have a bath at your room. Alcoholic drinks on the second floor in vending machine is really nice if you ran out and you just want that one drink in your room when you had a rough day.....

The bathing room got a little bit crowded, there is honestly only spot for like 4 men at the same time. If more prepare to have some physical contact cause the passages are a bit to narrow to not bump into each other. Minor issue for me but it could get really crowded. The rest was good except some other obnoxious Dutch people sitting in orange with Max Verstappen on their backs like stereotyping the Dutch.... (NO WE ARE NOT ALL LIKE THAT, haha). By saying that as a joke it made me think about a Chinese guy walking in the breakfast in his wardrobe, so a dress-code wouldn't be a bad suggestion. The breakfast is after all a place where you come and eat and you do not want to be confronted with sweaty feet or genitals on the seat for a next customer.... Just a suggestion.

breakfast was good. the lady at the cafe is very passionate and the food tells. the staff tried their best to help, especially the young lady who helped me with washing machine instructions.

the customer who brought her son to hot spring and he was allowed into the waters without showering first, was disturbing

very central, short walk from station and underground system. Because it’s just tucked behind the Main Street it’s much more affordable than many hotels in area. laundry room really useful too

Small rooms but I knew that when I booked and many Japanese hotels are.

It’s a surprise to have a public bath and it was very good

It’s not far from the train station, but it’s still a bit to walk especially if you have luggages

Everything was expected for one night

Maybe couple more essential amenities such as shaving utilities and some bottled water like some other hotels