Nagoya Tokyu Hotel

A hotel with history and a grand ambience. Haven’t had someone offer to take my luggage up to my room in a long time. Hotel was spacious for Japanese standards. Water was only replenished once a day for free. 12pm check out was a major perk where you have to check out by 10am at most Japanese hotels, though sadly I had to leave early for my flight

It was convenient having a drugstore right next to the hotel and a convenience store, and Sakae Station was within walking distance. I did take taxis often, though, because the weather was so hot. However, it was inconvenient that there was no coin laundry inside the hotel. If I come back, I plan to book a hotel near Nagoya Station.

Good, will be choice in next time

The hotel is located with the great location with 7 mins walk to the Sakae station. About 15 mins walk to Mega Donki and the shopping street. The staff are nice. The room I booked is a bit outdated but well maintenance.

Good service and great location near phamacy shop and several shopping department stores.

It was very nice hotel and great facilities. The breakfast has 2 choice which are international buffet and Japanese food on 2nd floor. You can choose your own prefer.

It was wonderful stay in Nagoya Tokyu Hotel. The building is not new and the room isn’t new but everything is good for our stay. We enjoyed Western and Japanese breakfasts during our stay. One thing that impressed us is that the hotel started breakfast at 4 am in the Nagoya marathon day.. So, it wasn’t expected. Thank you for the hotel. The room service menus are typical Nagoya specialties. Even though the food prices were a bit high, we had to order the foods because we couldn’t walk around after marathon running.

I stayed at the Nagoya Tokyu Hotel for 4 consecutive nights, and my last night was completely ruined by an unacceptable housekeeping incident. On my final day, I intentionally left my iPad plugged into the bedside outlet to charge while I was out. When I returned, my personal charger had been forcibly pulled out of the socket. Worse yet, at 7:00 AM the next morning, I was suddenly awoken by a loud alarm blaring from the bedside control panel. The alarm system in this room requires a deliberate press of a physical button to be turned on. Since I had absolutely no reason to wake up at 7:00 AM during my vacation, someone had clearly tampered with the panel. When I complained, the housekeeping manager sent an email denying that the staff did it, implying that it was my own doing—which is completely impossible. Most shockingly, the manager's email officially admitted that under a "new safety policy" implemented on August 18, 2026, hotel staff are now authorized to unplug guests' personal electronic devices and portable batteries if they are left charging while the guest is out. This means the hotel officially permits its staff to touch, handle, and unplug your personal belongings in your room without your consent. Under the guise of safety, this is a severe violation of guest privacy and a massive security risk. If you care about your personal privacy, data safety, and uninterrupted sleep, I highly recommend avoiding this hotel.

Room was big. Many eateries beside the hotel.