Nagoya Crown Hotel w Nagoya

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komentarze 5

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  Alex

  :: 26 May 2024 18:48:01

  The hotel is nice and in central location. Rooms are very small but clean. The onsen area is always super crowded.

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  Evelyn

  :: 14 May 2023 22:54:05

  For the price, I thought this hotel was a great deal. The room was small but clean and decent. The washroom is pretty cramped though, the bed and pillows could be more comfortable, and despite being a non-smoking room, my room still smelled a bit smoky. The low price, breakfast buffet, and great onsen made this a hotel I would go back to though.

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  J L

  :: 06 November 2019 14:28:29

  Clean beds and great service - a good example of the Japanese standard. This affordable business hotel has two unique things going for it - a great bathing facility on the bottom floor and a best-in-class breakfast buffet featuring the local delicacies of Nagoya. Will definitely consider staying again if given the chance.

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  Canjapan

  :: 01 January 2019 21:57:53

  We came with a tour group so it was very straight forward to check in and check out. The staff were polite and helpful. A standard for Japan. The room was clean and smelled normal. Nothing unordinary to report. The breakfast get is considered the best in Aichi-prefecture, and compared to anything abroad I'd consider it amazing! Coffee, teas, juice, milk, noodles, miso soup, a selection of breads and much more. The public bath was standard, nothing special, but it had all your necessary amenities. All and all a nice experience. I'd recommend it.

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  Or Vered

  :: 28 May 2018 11:18:18

  A pretty old business hotel yet it's been taken care of very well. The staff were very nice and helpful with anything I needed. The onsens areas were very beautiful and calming. The hotel itself is kinda far from the Nagoya station, yet there's a bus to the hotels area and also they have a shared shuttle with the other hotels in the area to the Nagoya airport. The breakfast was very satisfying and had oferred many dishes. The room itself is pretty small since most of its space is taken by a huge bed, but most business hotels in Japan are designed like that.