We stayed for 4 nights over the Japanese F1 Grand Prix weekend, but even so the price was still very reasonable. Close to Sakae Subway station and lots of Japanese and fast food dining options, 2 Lawson's, a 7/11 and a Circle K all within 3 minutes walk. Check-in was a breeze. For those travelling without a laptop, you can hire a laptop to access the free in-room LAN service for 1000Y a night.

we stayed for 3 nights. the location isn`t too bad at all. about 3 minutes walk from Sakae station (subway).there`s many restaurants and clubs around. the staff speak fluent English and they were very helpful.

hotel with chapel specializing in weddings. comfortably-sized rooms (queen double) by japanese standards with free wired internet. what distinguishes this hotel is the very friendly & helpful, english-speakng concierge. invaluable to first time visitors to a japanese city. amongst others, recommended excellent restaurants and stayed overtime to make the bookings on short notice. interesting breakfast that includes a vitamin and health supplement buffet. walking distance to the sakae subway station and sakae shopping district. phone hotel directly with exact travel dates to check their best direct rates vs online offers.

This hotel is very easy to get to via subway. The staff were excellent, most of them spoke very good english. They also gave great advice about travelling to sightseeing spots.
The room was nice and functional. The beds were soft. The hotel is in a business/shopping district, so the views from the window weren't great. If you're not careful, you may walk into the seedy area where the business men get their pleasures ;)
The hotel is a fair walk (more than 20 mins) to the shopping/nightlife of Nagoya near Osu. There were plenty of department stores and posh shops in Sakae where this hotel is located. But we weren't too up for the 'companionship' or karaoke bars that were being offered...
Good for a stopover or place to stay to get to the sightseeing spots just outside Nagoya.