Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Fushimi

“Great hotel!!!”

This is a brand new hotel, and staff are professional! everything is new and room is BIG. There are several restaurants, drug stores and convenience stores nearby. This hotel provides parking, but it costs about 1500 or 1800 Yen. This hotel is a bit far from the major tourist attractions.

“Amazing location ”

New hotel located 1 stop from the the nagoya station which seems to be the center of everything. Conveniently located 20 minutes from everything. You can walk everywhere from here or take the subway (Fushimi) anywhere in the city. The cheapest room is cramped but that's expected. Nice comfortable … more

New hotel located 1 stop from the the nagoya station which seems to be the center of everything. Conveniently located 20 minutes from everything. You can walk everywhere from here or take the subway (Fushimi) anywhere in the city. The cheapest room is cramped but that's expected. Nice comfortable bed and a high tech bathroom. Bath house on the 3rd floor with laundry machines is an added bonus. Breakfast exceeded our expectations. Has plenty of western and local dishes to choose from. Friendliest staff i have come across during our trip to japan. If the hotel staff reads this, I would suggest putting english translations to the breakfast items.

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“A fairly luxury experience in the city centre”

Nicely located, it’s just a 20-minute walk to Nagoya Station and very close to the metro. The lobby was decorated with false bamboo trees for a nice effect. We wrote a wish on a paper leaf and added it to the festival tree. The hotel allowed us to leave our bags without issue, by showing our passpo… more

Nicely located, it’s just a 20-minute walk to Nagoya Station and very close to the metro. The lobby was decorated with false bamboo trees for a nice effect. We wrote a wish on a paper leaf and added it to the festival tree. The hotel allowed us to leave our bags without issue, by showing our passports. We asked the receptionist for some water to fill our bottles from the machine in the lobby, but she refused. They kept repeating just one bottle per guest, and only after check-in. When we later did check in, we found a bottle of complementary water each in the rooms. I’m not sure if there was a misunderstanding but it seemed quite harsh when the machine was right there. The Room The bed was tightly nestled in the corner but overall, the room was comfortable and the bathroom more spacious than we'd had previously. The shower had a nice spray. Surprisingly, the bed and pillows were fairly comfy. No free movies or media, but my partner watched a local TV baseball game. There was a bag with a charging cable for any device, a massage pillow thing we didn't try, a fancy lamp, hairdryer, kettle as well as the usual things. Downstairs, you could grab the usual toothbrush, comb, earbuds etc. but also some bath salts and moisturising face wash. I grabbed one each of these latter amenities for use during our trip. The Public Bath In this hotel, I tried the public bath. I had a special 'Lavender card' you needed to scan for access to the woman's facilities. It was quite safe and secure. The bath itself I thought was quite small, although I’m far from the expert on public baths. The changing room and entrance space was also quite cosey. The Breakfast Breakfast was cracking. With the exception they didn't have English labels on the large hot pots. I mistook one for a creamy soup (following the trend of the last few brekkies) and was met instead with a bowl of curry sauce which was absolutely not what I wanted. I took an eager spoonful and deeply regretted it. Unfortunately, I tried to dip my pork in it, in order to use it somehow, but most got abandoned on someone else's dirty table once they up and left.... The 'desserts' were nice with a lemon cream cake and some fruit. Wish I had room for more of that! Another key point about the breakfast, which was actually served in a restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel, was the Nagoya speciality: Miso Katsu. This is Katsu Pork cutlets with miso sauce. Not the standard miso sauce, but a darker, deeper sauce. It was very nice. Instead of cutlets, this restaurant offered Katsu pork sticks.

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“An Ok hotel base for Nagoya”

Stayed here for 3 nights in Nagoya. The room itself was great quality and regularly cleaned, my reason for 3 and not 5 stars is due to the cleaning staff hanging around early morning around 9am outside rooms and making themselves known to be there when we aren't ready to leave our rooms for the day… more

Stayed here for 3 nights in Nagoya. The room itself was great quality and regularly cleaned, my reason for 3 and not 5 stars is due to the cleaning staff hanging around early morning around 9am outside rooms and making themselves known to be there when we aren't ready to leave our rooms for the day. This made me uncomfortable in mornings as all other hotels I stayed in wasn't like this and had a clear set time. The lift also stopped at lobby floor all the time even though no one was getting off there, another reason to feel watched and untrusted. This is why this place is average for me, the room was good but I can't say I felt the most welcome with the above points unfortunately.

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