Kawahara Shrine Tours

Location is convenient and easily accessible from Nagoya station. There is a 7-Eleven just right downstairs. Room and service was good as well.

I have stayed in many very good hotels but this was possibly the best Hotel that I have stayed in, although the outside of the building is rather bland compared to say the Mandarin Oriental, or the Old Cataract in Aswan, the inside is perfect along with wonderful staff and service, plus for a Japanese hotel the rooms are very big, highly recommended.

It was my family and I’s first time staying in Nagoya. The property is located on the 7th floor and shared as a shared business space for the floors below. Upon check we were greeted with a staff member that helped us with using the tablet to register our IC card (in this case our SUICA). This surprisingly became our room key. When we finally made it to our room, we were shocked how much room we had for the 3 of us. The bidet was immediately behind a door to the right, the sink and shower in a separate area to the left, and further away we could see the 2 bunk beds, the sofa bed, and the mini kitchen. The beds were very comfortable and we slept well. The sofa bed also surprisingly comfortable from others I’ve sat/laid on. There was the flat screen tv in which offered Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, etc. However to use these services, you need to log into your own account. Overall everything was very clean. There was also a coin laundry located just across our room which was great. It costs roughly 500 yen (300 to wash and 200 to dry). All in all we quite enjoyed the spaciousness of this facility and the fact that there was a Family Mart right downstairs. If I had to make any cons to staying here is that it is quite far from places that we wanted to go. Food places (besides what was downstairs) were at least a 10 minute walk away. Train station was about 9 minutes away. With all that said, I would still recommend staying here.