Hotels With Breakfast in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The location is great! It's super convenient to get everywhere, and there are plenty of shops and amenities downstairs, yet it's still quiet. **Facilities:** This is a new hotel, so all the facilities are modern. Compared to other hotels, it's quite smart and tech-savvy. **Service:** The self-check-in process is very convenient. The rooms use electronic locks, and if you have any issues, you can always contact the front desk, which is good. On the first day, they provided two free bottles of water, but subsequent ones cost extra. I'm not sure if they're short-staffed, but for the cleaning service, the used bedding and amenity kits were simply packed up and left outside the door. **Hygiene:** All the cleaners in the hotel were male (no offense intended) 😅. The hygiene was just passable; as soon as I exited the elevator, I was blocked by a pile of used bedding and duvet covers on the floor. I'd suggest they really need to strengthen their management.

The Hotel was a lot better than I expected. I’ve been reading a mixed reviews of the hotel, bad and good, but when we got there, we were met by the amazing and kind staffs that accommodates our needs. Though most of staffs does not speak English, they still try their best to communicate in english and they even have a small translating device to use for themselves which just proves how hospitable they are. Room is small but it is cleaned every day and is enough for 2 persons. Towels and bathroom amenities are replaced every day and Beds are made every day. The only thing that I noticed is that they don’t replace the Coffee cups inside so we have to clean in the sink everytime we need to use it. But overall service was great. Pajamas are also available downstairs and other amenities such as toothbrush, comb, razor. Airconditioning is centralized and you cannot manually adjust the temperature, you can only switch either Low, Mid, High. Heater from the bathroom is a bit hard to adjust, a few twist in the faucet it will become very hot. You can also rent a few things in the hotel. You have to leave the key everytime you go out. The Hotel might be old but it provides everything that you need and it’s still a decent accommodation to stay in. We really had a pleasant stay for an 8 days stay.

I was here for the Jishukan High School Jishusai festival and forgot my slippers, so I just wore the hotel's. My room had a direct view of Toyohashi Station platforms, but the soundproofing was excellent; I didn't hear any noise at all. The breakfast was quite extensive and very delicious. Not only did it have all the usual offerings, but also local specialties like Toyohashi curry udon and chikuwa (fish cakes), and there were even two different kinds of chikuwa! They were really tasty, and it meant I didn't have to go out and buy the now-pricier chikuwa. My only slight disappointment was that the curry udon was cold. Also, the entrance on the first floor that connects to the station was under renovation, and it wasn't as obvious, similar to the steps where Lao Ba eats takoyaki.

Great hotel in downtown Nagoya. Close to the subway and to the Nagoya station. Very beautiful rooms. You can connect to the TV in your room to stream YouTube from your smartphone. A lot of great restauraunts (especially tebasaki and unagi places) nearby, and also the museums of art and science are in the walking distance. Nagoya Castle is in two stations by subway. The Legoland and Railway museum are pretty far, but they themselves are located on the far side of the city, and it's not worth it to book a hotel in the industrial part of Nagoya.

The hotel by itself is great! The location is good, the views from high floors is great, breakfasts are very nice and well cooked. The public bath is nothing special but still a nice touch. The biggest problem is WiFi, it’s so bad and slow that I was using my mobile internet the whole stay.

The response of the employees was very good ^^ I was a little disappointed that the large communal bath could only be used at night, but I enjoyed it. Thank you very much! !! Thank you very much for looking for something you forgot!

The mattress was very comfortable; I slept soundly during our two-night stay with my family of three. It’s a nice hotel, quiet despite being in a bustling area. Getting here from Centrair airport is super convenient – just one direct bus stop, no need to transfer to the subway. Just a heads-up, make sure to check the bus schedule carefully. We missed our bus by literally a minute and even ran to the wrong exit. We watched it pull away right on time, not a second late. I was so out of breath from running but still couldn't make it – quite an unforgettable experience!

This was our second stay at the Wutong Hotel. Perhaps because it's in the city center, the room was quite small, with two 1.6-meter double beds and two bathrooms. It was a tight squeeze for a family of four. The cleanliness was good, the service was nice, and breakfast was decent. The best part is the excellent location, just a few hundred meters walk from the subway station. You can see Nagoya Tower from outside the hotel, and it's only a 10+ minute walk to Sakae for shopping. The communal bath is on the first floor and was quite clean. There are also coin-operated washing machines for 300 JPY/cycle and dryers.

The location is superb, right outside the station. The lobby offers souvenirs, and the silk postcards were especially lovely – I bought a few as gifts. The rooms were clean and tidy. The hot spring bath on the ground floor was very relaxing; the water is from a renowned local source, with more details available on-site. Highly recommend!

The ocean-view hot springs are truly a unique experience. Lying in the cypress-clad hot spring, I could feel the breath of the ocean, the cries of seagulls mingling with the sound of the tide, filling my ears with a three-dimensional soundscape. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the guest rooms made it possible to drift off to sleep. Late at night, when moonlight bathed the ocean, the view from the room was a breathtaking spectacle, the moonlight pouring down like water, the endless sea, the shimmering sponge reflecting the twinkling light of the lighthouse. The cuisine was all directly sourced from the hotel, the shrimp sashimi was as sweet and glutinous as agar-agar, and the grilled abalone was delicious. The staff were warm and attentive, their faces brimming with smiles, always ready to respond to any requests. I finally understood why the 'one-time encounter' service aesthetic is so ingrained in our DNA. I believe if you experience this once, you'll fall in love with the entire Ryugu Hotel and the sea at Ebisu Beach.