- within 5 minutes walk to main railway stations - comfortable room (more than what I expect from a basic business hotel) - minimal staff at reception -- the staff seems to be friendly but are there mainly/only to show you how to check-in and check-out using the machine - no wifi at lobby and guest room

First off, there are TWO of these Daiwa Roynet Hotels in Nagoya near the train station. Make sure you pick the right one. The one I stayed at is the Nagoya Ekimae which is on the Southeast side of the main train station (the more "popular" side). The other one is on the Northwest side of the train station just... More

Excellent hotel and good value, located very close to Nagoya station and lots of shops/restaurants. The room was well equipped with toiletries and practical extras to make the stay very easy. Comfortable bed, etc. All features of the room were labelled and clearly explained in both Japanese and English. Great wifi, telephone and TV facilities. Much better value than a... More

I booked this hotel because it says it is Nagoya Eki Mae, i.e. right in front of Nagoya station. Wrong! I had two suitcases and a bag to carry and started walking. By the time I got to the hotel, I was really tired and became really angry for such advertisement was allowed to go ahead. Rooms and service are... More

I stayed for 5 nights at this hotel. It is a five minute walk from Nagoya station and I would advise you to get directions before you go for Nagoya station (like all Japanese stations) has several exits. I took the Meitetsu Line from the airport and got off at the exit (I forget the name) that put me on... More

I stayed Meitetsu Grand last time to get disappointed in the old & shabbiness when they charge the similar price to this Daiwa Roynet, which requires you to walk further a bit but provides a nice & clean room. The room is not very spacey as they put a big bed in the room but it gave me a comfort... More

I frequently use the Trip Advisor ratings to help me in my choice of hotels and found this hotel near the Nagoya station to be rated highly. It did not disappoint as it felt new, was clean and I was given a corner room which had a good view. There was a coffee house on the ground floor which served... More

We stayed for three nights at the Daiwa-Roynet in Nagoya, as a stopover from Tokyo to Osaka in January 2010. The hotel is classed as a three-star, although I'm sure these star ratings count for less these days than they used to. The hotel is a short walk away from Nagoya shinkansen station, just ask for directions at the (typically)... More

This hotel is not cheap but if you want somewhere smart to stay then this is recommended. It is a couple of hundred metres from the JR station/subway exit (get the right one!). The hotel doorway is tucked in next to a cafe and reception is on the first floor. The rooms are smart and the place generally seems new... More