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"Staff were helpful & friendly. Closed to the airport & shopping mall. Room is nice"

"Brilliant hotel; superb value for money, within walking distance of airport, with a very good western breakfast. Impossible to fault it."

"For the great low price, You get everything you need and more! I loved the "pillow bar" what a fun idea!!!"

"Very limited seats at the breakfast area so we (4pax) cannot sit together. Suggests that the hotel allows to choose the time slots for breakfast like other hotels to control the crowd. The breakfast is simple but delicious. The room is also spacious and plenty parking space. Will choose this hotel if we visit this place again. "

"The location of the hotel was great and was linked directly to the Chubu centrair airport. The room was simple and neat. There were kettle, cups and tea provided. The breakfast was good. The hotel staff were polite and helpful."

"Pros: great staff, clean rooms, quiet, close to train station Cons: very very hard beds and pillows. It felt like sleeping on the floor. Also it's in a nightlife (red light) area with mostly bars so it's hard to find places to eat dinner that allow kids."

"The hotel room is clean and with free breakfast."

"The hotel wasn’t fancy, but it was competent. It is a slightly upscale business hotel. The rooms were cramped but clean, and the breakfast offerings were smaller than usual, but the menu was thoughtful and offered something for everybody. The hotel seeks to differentiate itself with a family-friendly image. They offer a free toy to each child after breakfast, plus a free-use toy cabinet in the lobby to entertain them during down times. The toys are well-taken care of. There is no feeling that they are hand-me-downs in need of a battery. The hotel is also a five-minute walk from the station and an excellent array of dining choices for any palette, which are also child-friendly. There is also a nice park and playground a few minutes walk away. The only downside is the distance from the beach, which is more a problem of geography than the hotel."