Hotels in Aichi

WOW! We enjoyed our whole day here. We stayed in. Legoland hotel and very convenient to arrive during opening of the park. The kids rode almost all kid friendly rides. Their favorite is the driving school. Me and hubby's favorite is the miniland. It feels like we were able to visit the whole japan.

The hotel is located in the heart of Sakae area within walking distance from Sakae subway station, Donki, and the TV Tower. There is also a 7-11 below and a bus stop in front of the hotel which is very convenient. The free drinks every 2pm until 11pm is also a bonus! The sizing of my room is perfect for a solo traveler. This is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at during my stay in Japan. I will definitely book here again when I come back to Nagoya.

the location of the hotel is very accessible by bus/train. walking distance to mirai tower and oasis 21, don quixote and other shops. I will definitely come back to this hotel

excellent location. komeda, seven eleven, mister donuts are nearby. few minutes walk to station. friendly staff and great interior design.

I went there for my birthday. I used Forza for the second time. It's a place with very good access to shopping. I'm so grateful to Forza for celebrating the anniversary. But I don’t think there‘s communication between the staff. I’m Korean, so I‘ve looked for a staff who can speak Korean several times, but every time they said there was none. After 30 minutes, I saw a staff who can speak Korean. Thank you, Mr. Watanabe. I will use it again next time.

Service: We had to check in and check out again because we were on a two-day, one-night tour of Kamikochi and Tateyama Kurobe. We are also very grateful that they allowed us to store our luggage for a day! When we returned home, we realized we had left something in the room, and they were very proactive in contacting me and offering solutions!

Would revisit! Pros: - Conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station, making transportation easy. - The water pressure in the bathroom is strong, and there's a bathtub that, while short in length, is deep enough to enjoy a half-body bath. - The room generally feels clean. - Each room is equipped with a coffee machine and two complimentary capsules. - The coffee pot looked clean, so I felt comfortable using it. - The refrigerator works well. - The lobby on the first floor has many tables, and you can use the beverage dispenser and automatic coffee machine for free, so you can bring in snacks/food from outside to eat. - Although there are no amenities provided in the room, you can freely take as many amenities as you need from next to the front desk on the first floor. - There's a free ice machine and water dispenser on the second floor, so you can fill your room's cup with water or fill the ice bucket provided in the room with ice. (However, since the room cups are small, it's more convenient to buy a water bottle outside and fill it up.) Paid vending machines are also available. - I didn't visit, but the public bath is also available. Surprisingly, many people use it. - ★The breakfast quality is excellent. Cons: - Being about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station, it can be a bit difficult to move around with heavy luggage. - As is common with all Japanese hotels, the room is very small. If you bring a 28-inch suitcase, the bathroom door might only open halfway, or there might be no space to stand. - The bathroom is also very small. It's impossible for two people to brush their teeth simultaneously. - While not all staff were like this, the staff member who checked me in spoke so softly that it was difficult to understand them. - This might have only been the case for our room (Room 707), but the bathroom fan was broken, causing a rotten water smell to permeate the bathroom for two out of three nights. (When I reported it to the front desk on the third day, they fixed it immediately during cleaning.) - Whether due to the room being very dry or the carpeted floor having a lot of dust, even with the air purifier on, my rhinitis worsened every time I woke up, causing discomfort.

The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean. The front desk staff were friendly and polite. Next to the elevator, there were drip coffee bags and various tea bags available, as well as small packaged amenities like cleansing and beauty lotions. Everything was great, except for the location being a bit far from the station. The breakfast selection was extensive; the freshly made omelets are highly recommended. There were many Japanese dishes, breads, and salads, and a wide variety of beverages including juice, milk, and oolong tea. The only minor downsides were that there were only three types of fruit, and the curry sauce was a bit thin and not the traditional Japanese flavor we usually expect.

The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from Meitetsu Nagoya Station. The front desk is on the 11th floor, and the staff are friendly; you can store your luggage after checking out. The room facilities feel a bit old, but the bathroom space is decent and includes a bathtub. For this triple room, with only one 29-inch suitcase, the aisle space was acceptable. However, it would be a bit cramped with three 29-inch suitcases, as the third bed is a folding bed. The hotel is next to the railway, so it might not be suitable for those sensitive to noise.