Great location. There’s a park right in front.

Nagoya Kanko is a lovely old hotel exuding old world charm. The room was nice and big, and well-appointed, with friendly staff. From the airport you will be taking the Mitetsu line to reach Nagoya station. Come out to Mitetsu exit, walk right till you are at Mitetsu building, with your back to the building, cross the road, you will see the spiral building in front. Walk along that road with the spiral building on your right. A straight walk for about 15 minutes will bring you to the Kanko hotel. Or take the subway to Fushimi station, and walk to the hotel in under 3 minutes. Staff are friendly, the hotel has some nice restaurants too. It’s close to some of the local attractions like science museum. There’s a local cafe that gives free breakfast when you order coffee, do note there will a queue.

Nothing. It was very good.

The staff were quite helpful and I was quite amazed at their service. We registered early and left for Legoland. When we returned at night to check in, they know who I was even though I haven't given my name. The staff showed me my booking, I said yes, then they gave us our key. I felt so relaxed in the room. The view of the park was nice as well. When we checked out the following day, they helped and guided us for the airport limousine bus. I loved the location too! It was right in front of the bus station for the airport limousine bus. The hotel was also near a train station. It was also near the Nagoya City Science Museum, Art Museum and Electricity Museum. We hope to return next year and stay here again.

Great location with lots of great restaurants, shops and steps from Fushimi station. Staff from doormen to receptionist to household staff were all excellent. Receptionist helped us with couriering our heavy luggage pieces to our next hotel in Tokyo. We stayed in many hotels during our 11 day stay in Tokyo. This is also probably our 20th trip to Japan. Nagoya Kanko’s service was on par with or better than hotels charging a lot more like Conrad or Imperial in Tokyo. Furnishings, bedding and even the complimentary pyjamas were all very high quality. This hotel feels old money, provides old world service standards without the sky high prices. Excellent value.

Breakfast variety could be improved. Not that the quality was bad (hard to find bad food in Japan), just that the rest of the hotel offering was so good the breakfast offerings did not quite match up - it could perhaps offer more seafood (salmon roe would be nice).

The location was good. Only short walk to the subway station and only one station away from Nagoya Train Staition. The parking was free which was the main reason why we chose this hotel in the beginning. We requested the rooms to be close together but the hotel did not provide that. However, the hotel asked us to pay extra if we would like the room next to each other. So we did pay extra. This means that the rooms were available but they just want to charge extra.

To pay extra to get the rooms next to each other when there are rooms available. The extra money paid was very little but bad feelings... If we have to pay extra for the bigger room size or better room type ... we would understand.

A hotel that offers an opulent traditional hotel feel of a bygone era. It feels quite special. The entrance area is expansive and grand. The reception on level 6 is people at individual desks who deal with you one to one at their desk. The rooms are clean and traditionally finished with marble bathrooms and basic hotel room layout. From the outside this hotel looks very austere, but exceeded our expectations with its old school luxury vibe inside and value for money. Really close to Fushimi subway station which is one stop to the main Nagoya station.

Nothing much to dislike except your room key doesn't work for the gym. Need to get a key from reception.

The room was a good size. I was travelling lightly as I was only at the hotel for a short stay but the room was easily large enough to accommodate travellers who may be bringing more baggage with them for a longer stay. The hotel is in a convenient location, being quite close to a station on a subway line that can be used to quickly reach Nagoya station. The distance from the hotel to Nagoya castle or Nagoya station is also walkable in a reasonable amount of time. The room and the hotel more generally was clean and fairly well maintained and the staff were friendly.

I didn't have any major complaints with my stay. As a very minor point, there were patches on the wall in my room where there was some very noticeable scuffing, and also there were some small tears in the curtains in the room. These issues didn't detract from the quality of my stay but fixing these minor cosmetic issues would make the room appear a bit nicer.

All the property it’s beautiful and well maintained The breakfast food and service was excellent People employees in breakfast service were more warm and welcoming

The employees in front desk the were very distant… not very welcoming or warm. They were very business oriented not hospitality

Nagoya Kanko Hotel feels very much like an old-school luxury hotel. It has classic rooms (more old fashioned) and modern rooms. Our group of 14 had both and we're quite satisfied with the room comfort. The breakfast was good, the bathrooms were good, but could use a remodel. Overall, it is a very good hotel and can be fully recommended.

I booked a room with a double bed, not two single beds. They were very apologetic, but could not fullfil the booking.

This is a lot of hotel for the money! Amazing value. This feels like staying in a 5 star hotel. The staff are very helpful and respectful, and the rooms are a decent size. The gym isn't too bad at all, and the laundry is cheaper than some lesser hotels that I've stayed in. I'd definitely stay here again when in Nagoya. The wifi was fantastic as well.

The gym could be slightly better, but I'm nitpicking.