Our experience appears to be the exception rather than the rule, but... My wife, young son and I arrived after midnight without a booking (long story) and were told there was only one room available, at $270 a night. The clerk lowered the price to $200, so we accepted it - with the expectation of at least a room worth... More

While not a five star, the price was certainly right for this boutique hotel. Lobby is on the 2nd floor above the Starbucks, most staff speak good English. No parking on site, but they have partner parking lots that will take you for over two thousand yen per day (insane- find your own parking!). Clean and quiet, hotel is located... More

Friendly, helpful and efficient staff at this nice hotel, conveniently situated near Sakae underground station Exit 12. Close to Sunshine Sakae, Central Park, Oasis 21 and within easy walking distance of Fushimi and Nagoya Station. A standard double room with enough space although cupboard drawers would have been nice as we were there for nine days plus the double bed... More

The hotel is convenient and clean but do not expect any luxury. Room is very small and barely fits two adults. Free cable internet but no free wi-fi. Good (but no excelent) location. It is ok for a short stay but may not be the best option for a more prolongued trip

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for nine nights in late October and early November, 2012. If you want to stay in the Sakae area of Nagoya, the Best Western Hotel Nagoya is a very good value. The rooms are larger than typical for a Japanese hotel, and the bathroom had a full-size tub with built-in shower. There... More

The great location makes up for what some would consider a tired room. Wonderfully soft bed compared to the typical Japanese bed. Clean and consistent standard from international Best Western properties. No real breakfast options in-house other than Starbucks on the first floor. Free wired internet at a reasonable speed is nice; pay wifi.

This hotel was not very nice. Only stayed one night for a Sumo Tournament and glad it wasnt any longer. Location was okay in the Sakae area which I'm told is fairly central. The room is dark, the furniture probably hadnt been changed since the 80s. The clock seriously looked like the 80s idea of futuristic. It was reasonably clean... More

I spent 3 nights at the Best Western Nagoya while traveling with my family and working at Nagoya University for a few days. I chose this place based on good TripAdvisor reviews, a central location, and a good price for the 3 of us found through BW's own website. We were a bit disappointed in the room for a family... More

This is purely a utilitarian hotel. Not bad, just not a lot amenities. There was free wired Internet in the room, and a computer in the lobby. There was a frig in the room. Although, it was half stocked with items the hotel wanted you to pay for. However, there was enough room to store things purchased from the convenience... More