Our first two nights in Japan were spent in Nagoya, and the b was a great hotel to base our stay. We were a 5-10 minute walk from pretty much everything we wanted to see, which was a huge sell for us. The rooms were great, though the bed was a bit hard as I discovered most beds in Japan are. Free coffee in the lobby wasn't great, but it was good enough and was available 24/7, which was a huge help for us with the jetlag. Staff was very friendly on check-in. Convenience store right at the ground floor.
Central location that close to the subway station and shopping mall. Price is very reasonable compared to other hotels in Japan. But during the night I stayed, there was a big family which occupied couple rooms in the same floor. They were talking to each other in the hallway and knocking each other's doors from 11pm to 2-3am. I called the hotel staffs but they could not really solve the issue. During my 10 days solo trip in Japan, that was the only night I could not sleep well at night. As a result I woke up late and did not feel well the next day. That might be the price to pay for chosing a budget hotel in a popular city. I am not sure if I will go back again.
The hotel is new open,and it has good location,the room is good,and not small
Everything was easy, clean, comfortable. The location is fabulous ( I worked in Nagoya for three years, so I know the city pretty well). It's also walking distance to the airport bus. Plus the included breakfast was huge and wonderful. Great for business, sight-seeing, couples who want an easy and comfortable place to stay but don't want to spend all their travel money on fancy decor.
Only about $15 more than a capsule hotel and well worth the money.
The hotel was very easy to get to. Just ride the subway from the main station for about 10 minutes and then an easy 5 min walk. Staff was very friendly, helpful and accommodating. Room was not big, but perfect for 1 person and a comfortable nights stay.
I had so much fun and I love the bed and that's most thing I love about it
The location of the B Hotel was great- close to so much going on in Nagoya. Staff was friendly, breakfast was very good and room was cozy. It was not as big as standard hotel rooms typically are, but beds were a bit softer than Japanese hotel beds tend to be, as were the pillows. The bathroom, however, was extremely small- akin to being in an RV or on board a cruise ship. But everything was clean and more than adequate. I would stay here again!
Located in Naka Ward, the b nagoya is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as Osu and Oasis 21. This 219-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, coffee/tea in a common area, and a computer station.
Full breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 10 AM.
All 219 rooms feature electric kettles, phones, and desks. 32-inch TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds sport down comforters and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. In-room massages are available.
Guests of the b nagoya enjoy free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and a computer station. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a convenience store, and a vending machine.
Our first two nights in Japan were spent in Nagoya, and the b was a great hotel to base our stay. We were a 5-10 minute walk from pretty much everything we wanted to see, which was a huge sell for us. The rooms were great, though the bed was a bit hard as I discovered most beds in Japan are. Free coffee in the lobby wasn't great, but it was good enough and was available 24/7, which was a huge help for us with the jetlag. Staff was very friendly on check-in. Convenience store right at the ground floor.
Central location that close to the subway station and shopping mall. Price is very reasonable compared to other hotels in Japan. But during the night I stayed, there was a big family which occupied couple rooms in the same floor. They were talking to each other in the hallway and knocking each other's doors from 11pm to 2-3am. I called the hotel staffs but they could not really solve the issue. During my 10 days solo trip in Japan, that was the only night I could not sleep well at night. As a result I woke up late and did not feel well the next day. That might be the price to pay for chosing a budget hotel in a popular city. I am not sure if I will go back again.
The hotel is new open,and it has good location,the room is good,and not small
Everything was easy, clean, comfortable. The location is fabulous ( I worked in Nagoya for three years, so I know the city pretty well). It's also walking distance to the airport bus. Plus the included breakfast was huge and wonderful. Great for business, sight-seeing, couples who want an easy and comfortable place to stay but don't want to spend all their travel money on fancy decor.
Only about $15 more than a capsule hotel and well worth the money.
The hotel was very easy to get to. Just ride the subway from the main station for about 10 minutes and then an easy 5 min walk. Staff was very friendly, helpful and accommodating. Room was not big, but perfect for 1 person and a comfortable nights stay.
I had so much fun and I love the bed and that's most thing I love about it
The location of the B Hotel was great- close to so much going on in Nagoya. Staff was friendly, breakfast was very good and room was cozy. It was not as big as standard hotel rooms typically are, but beds were a bit softer than Japanese hotel beds tend to be, as were the pillows. The bathroom, however, was extremely small- akin to being in an RV or on board a cruise ship. But everything was clean and more than adequate. I would stay here again!
