Nikko Style Nagoya

Wonderful stay at Nikko Style Nagoya. The staff were incredibly helpful and went above and beyond to find me a quiet room, which I had specifically requested. The hotel is new, modern, and very clean, with a great location. I especially liked the spacious lobby, which is a comfortable place to read or get some work done, and the lovely café downstairs. Excellent service and a very comfortable stay. Highly recommend!

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The bar and Cafe was exceptional, and very welcoming. The vibe was fantastic and lively, whilst also being welcoming and comfy. The rooms were generous and stylish - honestly the best we stayed in urban Japan

The staff were helpful, free luggage storage option

Walls are very thin, and you can also hear a lot of noice from outside. If someone next door or upstairs or downstairs was talking you could hear them.

We booked Nikko Style Nagoya based on our past good experiences with Nikko hotels, plus the strong ratings and convenient location. The customer service here was excellent — plenty of staff spoke fluent English, which made everything smooth. Room service was great as well. The rooms are Japanese‑sized, so they’re definitely tight, but they do have a full‑size bathtub, which was surprisingly nice. The body wash and soaps all had a pleasant scent — none of that musky, low‑quality stuff some hotels use. Nikko Style didn’t cheap out on toiletries. Breakfast was included, and it was solid. You pick a main entrée (eggs, fish, or a bread item), and then there’s a buffet with veggies, rice, miso soup, bread, and drinks. Everything tasted fresh and well prepared. Overall, great service, great breakfast, and a comfortable stay — just be ready for tight rooms, pricey drinks, and extra fees if you want to check in early.

A couple downside/things to consider: • They don’t have a swimming pool, which was a bit disappointing. • They charge around ¥2500 per hour for early check‑in, even if it’s just an hour or two. Most hotels will let you check in a little early without nickel‑and‑diming you, so that fee felt unnecessary. • The alcoholic drinks in the restaurant were extremely overpriced — about triple what you’d pay at a convenience store for the exact same drink. • And for some reason, it took a long time for them to make a mojito, even though there were only about three people at the bar.