Nagoya Garden Palace

“Ótimo custo benefício ”

Ótimo lugar para quem busca associar custo e benefício, cerca de 10 minutos de carro até a estação de Nagoya e excelente atendimento da staff. Os quartos são pequenos “os que pude conferir no 8 andar” café da manhã simples porém satisfatório.

“Quartos agradáveis; preços razoáveis”

O Nagoya Garden Palace é um hotel com preços razoáveis (pequeno-almoço incluído na tarifa do quarto) localizado no distrito de entretenimento de Nagoya, igualmente distante do Sakae e Hisaya-odori paragens de metro. Como tal, o bairro em volta do hotel apareceu-se mais ritmada às 10:00 durante a no… Mais

O Nagoya Garden Palace é um hotel com preços razoáveis (pequeno-almoço incluído na tarifa do quarto) localizado no distrito de entretenimento de Nagoya, igualmente distante do Sakae e Hisaya-odori paragens de metro. Como tal, o bairro em volta do hotel apareceu-se mais ritmada às 10:00 durante a noite do que às 3:00 da tarde. O hotel em si é muito bem decorado e parece ser actualizado recentemente - tanto nos corredores e nos quartos. Tudo parecia limpíssimos, incluindo o lobby e a área de café-da-manhã. Os quartos tinham comodidades-padrão - com fios à Internet de cortesia, refrigerador, chaleira de água quente, roupões e chinelos. O quarto que ficamos tinha uma cama queen size, mas um lado foi contra uma parede, o que certamente reduziu o conforto / acesso factor. Tamanho do quarto era típico do 2 pessoa quartos do hotel no Japão - certamente adequado excepto para a colocação de cama. Chegamos no hotel 13:50 e não foram autorizados a check-in até 15:00. compreendo o check-in times, mas isto parece um pouco rígida - não nos disseram o quarto não estava pronto. Estávamos a apenas nos disseram que não podia check-in. A área de café-da-manhã tem uma infinidade de ambas as opções japoneses e ocidentais, mas a área de estar é pequena em relação a outros Garden Palace hotéis que ficamos durante a nossa visita mais recente do Japão. A localização do hotel oferece um bom acesso a todos os hóspedes do hotel poderia desejar, mas é definitivamente uma corrida de táxi, não um pé da estação JR Nagoya. Ambas as paragens de metro acima mencionadas estão a uma curta distância - cerca de 10 minutos do hotel. Existem muitas e muitas opções de restaurantes a uma curta caminhada do hotel, e para aqueles que precisam algum cafeína, há um grande Starbucks no canto noroeste do cruzamento da qual o Hisaya-odori paragem de metro está localizado.

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“Good budget option in Nagoya”

This was a budget-priced hotel with great amenities. Our corner room was very big, sofa, chair, desk, water dispenser, trouser press, with a nice big closet. This is a Japanese hotel, I think we were the only Western tourists there. Staff was helpful, storing luggage and arranging taxis. Good locat… Mais

This was a budget-priced hotel with great amenities. Our corner room was very big, sofa, chair, desk, water dispenser, trouser press, with a nice big closet. This is a Japanese hotel, I think we were the only Western tourists there. Staff was helpful, storing luggage and arranging taxis. Good location, close to shopping, restaurants, and subway.

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“Tiny room”

Rooms in Japan are usually pretty small but this was very small. My wife and I shared the room and had to be creative with where to put our luggage so it wasnt in the way. It was however clean and quiet and the morning breakfast was ok.

“Convenient location”

I stayed here for work in March 2016. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk away from Sakae and Hisaya-Odori subway stations and a few minutes walk from the Centrair Limousine bus stop (Sakae) from the airport. It is clean, comfortable at a basic level, has free wi-fi and offers a goo… Mais

I stayed here for work in March 2016. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk away from Sakae and Hisaya-Odori subway stations and a few minutes walk from the Centrair Limousine bus stop (Sakae) from the airport. It is clean, comfortable at a basic level, has free wi-fi and offers a good breakfast selection - especially if you like Japanese breakfast... maybe not so good for UK style/tastes. Visiting from UK be prepared for the fact than nobody on staff here seems to speak any English at all. This makes getting information a bit difficult. There was also no English-language tourist literature available in the foyer when I visited. I arrived, exhausted, a couple of hours before check-in and although my room was available I was required to pay an early check-in fee before I could use it. I also never really got to the bottom of whether you can eat dinner in the hotel's restaurant in the evening! While looking for dinner on my first night, I tried to enquire at the restaurant which was hosting a very large and noisy party of Japanese men... a member of staff using a translation phone app asked me if I would like to fall down??? (At this point, I gave up... there are lots of eateries nearby and a convenience store just a block away - go out of the front door and turn right, keep walking till you see it, on a corner... plenty of recognizable food here if you can't face a restaurant meal after your journey.) I believe I was accommodated in this hotel because it is a popular, good value hotel for visiting teachers, academics, etc. I would certainly stay there again, however, because it was so convenient for the subway (which gets you anywhere you want to go in no time at all). If you want a not too expensive place for visiting Nagoya (Japan's third city, with a lot of interesting things to offer tourists), go for it!

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