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The double bed room is quite spacious for a cheap hotel in the city center. There is a small coffee table and a single sofa at the end of the bed. The space between the two is enough to open a large suitcase and pack clothes. The daily rent is about HK$400, which is absolutely satisfactory for the price-performance ratio. It is also close to Nagoya Station, about a six to seven-minute walk from the branch water, and you can take various trains or the Shinkansen. The transportation is convenient. I will consider staying here again next time.

The place is clean and near many eateries. There's an eatery that opens till 3am which serves good ramen. The only thing is that there is no lift. So if you are staying on rooms other than the ground floor and travel with heavy luggages, it will be quite a task.

The environment is nice and quiet, with a small park next to it. The clerks speak Chinese, are warm and polite, and provide attentive service. There are few convenience stores nearby. If you are coming from the station, it is recommended to buy on the way.

I love this hotel and compare with other place of Anshin Oyado this is one of the place you need to spend one night in Capsule hotel ❤️❤️ I LOVE Anshin Oyada

Location: it's near the metro station, quite convenient. But that place is a bit sketchy since there is a 18+ book/av store right next to it. (Also some sketchy bar girls advertisements nearby) Cleanliness: quite clean and tidy Service: water machine provides tea as well!! There r some comic books available. English well spoken. Locker is free but you have to pay deposit 1000 yen. Just ask for it if you need.

＜Blue Door Guesthouse＞ is about 25-30 minutes on foot from Nagoya Station and about 10 minutes on foot from Nagoya Municipal Subway ”Taikodori Station.” Since I walked to this guesthouse, I thought it might be a bit far, but it wasn't that far later. On the day of check-in at the guesthouse, a message from the staff will arrive, so check the message carefully and check in yourself when you arrive at the accommodation for convenient use. The staff usually works from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (sometimes they are absent), and you can also contact the cleaning staff in the morning. Although it was spring, the weather was still a little chilly, so I was able to sleep comfortably thanks to the comfortable mattress, pillow that supported my head well, and warm blanket. You can use a personal locker during your stay, and you can eat in the shared kitchen and common area on the first floor and chat with fellow travelers. The internet speed was also pretty good, so I was able to work on the computer in the morning without any problems. There was a nice space on the rooftop of the guesthouse, and I could see a nice view as the sun set. There was also a shower, a toilet, and a bathtub, which was helpful for relieving fatigue. I recommend bringing your own towels. However, you can rent them at the guesthouse, and you can also use the washing machine. The area around the guesthouse is very quiet and is a residential area for locals, so it wasn't too noisy at night. There were many restaurants around the accommodation, including Korean, *********, and Italian cuisine, and a tea house that served toast and coffee where you can experience Nagoya's ”Kissaten” culture. There was a 7-Eleven a 2-minute walk away, and a large supermarket a little further away, so it was very convenient to buy groceries, lunch boxes, ramen, etc. If I visit Nagoya again, I would like to visit <Blue Door Guesthouse> again.

The first time I lived in a Japanese-style courtyard, the room was very good, bigger than I thought. We are three families with children. The three bedrooms are not close so it will not interfere. It is very convenient to cook. The average per capita is quite suitable. There is also a subway at the door, we got off JR from the airport and walked to the hotel.

The hotel is a little bit away from the train station but within manageable distance. Room is understandably small but also manageable. The only thing a little bit unusual is the check out time at 10am. That's early even with Japan standards. I was also taken aback by the total inflexibility at this checkout time. I asked for a 30 minute extension for the checkout time but was flatly rejected. Couldn't imagine how a 30 minute delay could hurt them that bad. Just leave guests with an unwelcome impression.

Compared to domestic rooms, the rooms are of course still compact, but they are very clean, and the toilet and shower are separated, which is quite comfortable. The breakfast variety is also good. It was snowing outside when I was having breakfast, which was very happy😊 Because I brought my children, I asked the front desk to get quilts, pillows, etc., which was very fast, and the English communication was relatively smooth. Drinks/beer are delivered to the lobby every day, and there are a lot of comic books on the first floor that I didn't have time to experience. In general, it is a hotel with complete functions that meets travel needs. By the way, there is a hot spring bath, and you have to pay the tax whether you bathe in the hot spring or not. In addition, the transportation is more suitable for walking from the high-speed rail bus station.

Very nice hotel with many locals staying there. It’s got a nice onsen downstairs. Room was big and comfortable, highly recommended. Only downside is that you need a car to get there and to the city area. There’s nothing much around the hotel area