Just Inn Premium Nagoya Station

The staff was excellent, they spoke a very good level of English too. The room was the best one out of all the places I stayed in Japan, and since the price was among the lowest I paid, this was a very pleasant surprise. I loved that these rooms had split floors to take off your shoes and switch to slippers, no other hotel I stayed at did such a thing. It really made me feel more connected to the culture to have that, and kept the carpet in the room cleaner as a result. The size of the room surprised me, and inevitably led to the next room I had feeling small again. Significantly, the bathroom was nicely sized too; especially the tub which was large and wide enough to comfortably shower and bath in. The TV was nicely sized and positioned across from the bed in an ideal spot. The hotel's TV guide led me to Inuyama Castle, which I did not know about before and ended up being a highlight to see. The music that the TV played when entering the room was very peaceful and made the room feel upscale. The bed was very comfortable, the pillow was a little weird but I did not bother to go rent a free pillow from the lobby because I ended up sleeping just fine on the default pillow anyway. The light switches were on the bed's headboard, which was very convenient; and the desk was a nice size; with a ledge at the back, which was useful for setting apart small daily items like vitamins. The room itself was very pleasant to spend time in, and since my trip was halfway in by this point, I did spend a couple days mostly staying in the room to unwind and just relax with TV, I found this the perfect room to do so. Chukyo TV became my favourite TV channel (I later was bothered to find out it isn't available in Tokyo), and I enjoyed seeing stuff like Japanese dubbed Star Wars after getting in from a visit to the Sky Promenade.

Very nice hotel with friendly staff. The staff on the front desk spoke very good English. The room size is above average compared with other hotels I've stayed in Japan and also very quiet. I like that the desk in the room doesn't take much room while still being useful. I found a couple places to visit on the TV guide that weren't on my list, so that was nice. The hotel is in a pretty good neighborhood. The price was super good too. This hotel is nicer than other much more expensive ones I've stayed.

The hotel was a reasonably short walk from the station and very easy to find, in a good area right next to the historical preservation district and within walking distance (or a quick train) to the Castle. The rooms (we had a single and a double) were a decent size and came with all the amenities we needed including a kettle, soap/shamoo/conditioner, minifridge and even a free bottled water each day. The staff were also very kind and helpful.

Stayed in the single room on the first night and changed to a twin room on the second night as my children arrived. The twin room was spacious comparing to any other hotels where I stayed near Nagoya station. Its location is a bit of walk from the station, but if you don't mind it, this hotel is for you. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

• 2min walk from Fushimi station (Metro) • 10~15min walk from Nagoya station (JR & Shinkansen) • Helpful staff that take their time explaining and helping you out • Coin laundry available (if someone leaves their stuff in it the staff will kindly put it in a basket and let other people use it) • Vending machine available • Very comfortable bed (was surprised) • Room wider than expected.