Published date: September 13, 2024
I Want to Stay Here Again!
Room Type Stayed
standard
1 guest(s)
440 ~
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Experience of the stay
When I go to Nagoya again, even though it’s a bit far from Nagoya Station, I would love to stay here once more.
Here are some points that I personally liked:
- Check-in was a little earlier at 14:00
- You can take off your shoes and relax
- The pajamas are separated into top and bottom
- The room is equipped with a nano-Ion hairdryer, curling dryer, massage machine, and steam iron
- Amenities included bath additives (I don't usually use large baths)
- The windows open
- Even if you choose not to have cleaning, you can still get clean linens
The equipment like hair dryers might differ by room type. I had a regular room booking through HafH, but since there was an available room that day, they upgraded me for free to the women-only floor.
Outside of ryokans, I don’t usually use large baths, but sometimes I add bath additives to the bath in my room, and I was happy to see that bath additives were also provided at the amenity bar.
Additionally, check-in was slightly earlier, and the floor was made so you could take off your shoes, allowing me to refresh by showering and lying down before heading out into the city.
I think Daiwa Roynet hotels share this feature, but even when I decline cleaning, they leave a set of clean linens on the doorknob for the following day, which I always appreciate.
During longer stays, I often have clothes hanging in the room or cosmetics on the desk, worrying about whether it might be a nuisance to the cleaners or if anything would be accidentally discarded. So, I often refuse cleaning, but even in those cases, I get to enjoy fresh towels and pajamas, making my stay comfortable.
Experiences during the trip
The main purpose of my trip was to go to a live concert, and it was a fantastic show. I was glad to be able to buy some merchandise that I had given up on since it was sold out!
While wandering around before the concert and the next day, I discovered some great shops.
The first photo features the an-butter sandwich from Coffee House Karasu. I stopped in because it was very close to the hotel, and it turned out to be the same place where Goro from 'Solitary Gourmet' had eaten.
I was hesitant to order coffee since there are certain kinds I don't like, but the blend here was very aromatic, easy to drink, and delicious!
I stumbled upon another café, Café Le Dôme, which made me a bit shy to take photos due to the atmosphere, but I found it while walking around. During the day, it is a café, and at night it becomes a bar.
I enjoyed an incredibly good lunch set and some delightful tea. The staff were very kind, making it a comfortable place to be alone. The interior was lovely, and overall, it had a somewhat dim design, but once seated, it wasn't too dark. I think a lot of thought went into the spatial arrangement.
In Tokyo and the city center, it's hard to come across such luxurious spaces; they're often cramped or require a cover charge to enter lounges. So, I was amazed to enjoy such a lavish experience at everyday pricing.
There’s also a trendy dining area right in front of the hotel, and the underground of the station is filled with bars. The bustling area of Sakae is also nearby, making it a convenient spot to stumble out to and find delicious food with no plans in mind.
The Higashiyama Zoo exceeded my expectations in terms of size and the number of animals, but it was a shame that I couldn't explore fully in the heat!
Next time, I want to enjoy bar hopping with friends who can drink. This trip made me want to stay at this hotel again.Get Extra Bonus Coins! Sign up with this user's referral code now!