The room has that traditional Japanese inn ambience, with a comfortable futon instead of a bed for sleeping. It is spacious enough for a single traveller. There is a communal bathroom (one for men and one for women), but every time I went for a shower or for a longer soak, there was no-one else there, and I felt I have the entire hot bath to my own. The entire inn was fairly quiet, and the rooms appear to have soundproof walls (unlike some modern hotels) - although I could hear some snoring from the next room over, the noise level was really low and not disturbing at all.

Some of the carpets on the hallways look quite worn out. There appears to be no WiFi (but there is an Ethernet port in the room - bring your own Ethernet cable or even better, just use your mobile internet).

The ryokan is near to a JR station and a lively neighborhood. I only stayed one night, but I liked it. The room and the bathroom were nice. I also received a yukata for the night.

The owner was really nice and helpful to show me around town. I love the indoor hot pool in the facility.

The staff has been very helpful and kind. Definitely recommended for your stay in Nagoya!