2 star hotels in Nagoya

Brilliant hostel near fushimi station takes less than 10 minutes to get to Nagoya station , great hub for the Sazuka Grand Prix, very friendly and English speaking. Would return .

The best choice for a budget solo traveler. It offers free unlimited drinks all day, unlimited curry with rice for breakfast, unlimited fresh ramen noodles at night, and free alcoholic drinks in the evening. There is a lounge on the 11th floor, a public bath with a hot pool and sauna, and free shampoo, body soap, conditioner, hair gel, hair spray, and face and body lotion. It also provides free toothbrushes...

I love this place. I hesitate to let people know just how great it is because I don't want more competition to stay here but this place gets all the stars. The capsules are super spacious and comfortable. The spa (womens) is clean and stocked with everything you could need (free). Two meals provided and a lounge with sweet retro games. Additionally this place is near alot of the nagoya highlights i...

Nice hostel. The bed was comfortable enough for me. Easy to go around too since it’s not far from train station

I enjoyed my stay here! The onsen is tattoo-friendly FYI ☺️. The sleeping capsules are equipped with a tv and connected headset, a lockbox, and an outlet to charge various devices. I highly recommend this hotel for solo travelers.

I had to book a last-minute stay in Nagoya and was pleasantly surprised by the hotel. The facilities are excellent. The entire staff is very friendly and attentive to any request. I would definitely stay there again.

Surprising quite spacious for a cabin and well designed. Enough space for sitting in the cabin.

Cheap, clean, great location. It’s a perfect choice for one night stay.

This is the best place to stay for a solo trip, fully self-service and convenient. I have to mention the coffee shop downstairs ☕; it was worth the wait for it to open. It's definitely a boutique experience, a bit pricey, but worth every penny.

For a capsule hotel, it's pretty good. The only downsides were the machine noise at night, which was quite loud, and the temperature being a bit too high.

Everything was perfect, except for the fact that you can't store luggage after checking out. For just over a hundred a night, these capsule beds are an absolute steal. The separation of the washroom and sleeping areas is really conducive to a good rest. There's a great cafe downstairs, but the check-in time is strictly enforced at 3 PM.

I am surprised that the hotel was so dirty the comfort room was smelly and the floor was always wet on the third floor. The cover of the coach in the lounge area was also full of stain. The only advantage was the location The management should check the facilities. I will not be staying next time as I was unhappy..

Great location! 👍🏻 The facilities are old but very clean. There's a Saizeriya and a convenience store right around the corner, a drugstore across the street, and other dining options nearby. Being next to a government building makes it feel very safe. Compared to other Sakae subway exits, this area is quieter. It's tucked behind a building on the street, but still an easy walk to other parts of Sakae...

We loved our stay at this hotel. We highly recommend it.

Very disappointed at price to value. 1) The room basically consists of a bed, not much space for your luggage etc. 2) The room has both conditioning system and a humidifier but there is no English information on the use to be found 3) I would advise against taking breakfast, I did not like it at all. While in Japan where most meals are tasty even for 800 yen, the value of the breakfast is very...

It’s a normal business hotel in Japan.

quite close to the subway and also oasis 21

Short walk to subway. Very central. Great value for money

Friendly and very accommodating. will recommend this to my friends and family

Compact sized room but suitable for solo traveller. Amenities are prepared and can be grabbed more if need.

Same like other R&B hotel, good 3 star hotel in town

Customized key card, with your own name and date of stay. Clean room. They change the trash can and have new bath towels everyday. They also allowed to leave my luggage prior check in for free. Accommodating staff. I was able to borrow an iron. You can also get your toothbrush and night wear in the lobby. There is a common microwave and free ice cube and cup to use. Hotel is near with convenience stores...

Clean and comfortable, with very friendly staff. I would definitely stay here again. The location is excellent, with plenty of convenience stores nearby. It's situated in Sakae, a vibrant district of Nagoya that also offers numerous nightclubs. Consequently, there are many restaurants, making dining incredibly convenient.

Great location, and the hotel's ambiance and facilities are excellent.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the main road of Rongcheng, but overall the hotel met my expectations. It was perfectly fine for one person. However, some room doors are quite difficult to open; I happened to get one where I had to squeeze in sideways every time. This might be something to consider if it bothers you.

Big, clean, and a great location.

Hotel Livemax Nagoya Sakae East The hotel was fine overall and did the job for a short stay. The location is convenient in the Sakae area, with easy access to shops, restaurants, and public transportation. Check-in was smooth and the room was clean. However, the room was extremely small, even by Japanese business hotel standards. The bed was also very tiny, and we felt quite uncomfortable sleeping...

除了上述地点稍远之外，其他方面价格很便宜。 翻译为英文： Except for the location being slightly far away, the prices are very cheap in other aspects. The room is very thoughtfully equipped with a microwave. From subway exits 12 & 13, you will see the Chunichi Building. Enter in and take the elevator on the left to the G/F. After exiting, turn right and walk straight for 10 minutes until you see a 24-hour drugstore. Then turn...

I stayed for five nights and had a good experience. The service was warm and friendly. There are plenty of restaurants and several convenience stores nearby, and it's not far from the subway and JR stations, which is very convenient. I would choose this hotel again next time I visit Nagoya.

not too cramped close to nearby attractions walkable comfortable bed

My stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Shinkansen-guchi was fine overall — nothing standout, but nothing terrible either. The room was standard for Japan: small, compact, and functional. It had everything I needed for a short stay, but don’t expect much space or anything particularly memorable. Service was also standard — polite and efficient, but very minimal interaction. The location is the strongest...

Booked this mainly because it was close to Nagoya Station (350m). But during our 3 night-stay we used more the Kamejima Station (550m) as starting point to get around the city. • Check-in and check-out processes were both easy and quick • Room 3/5 We liked that there was a microwave provided in the room • Cleanliness 4/5 • Facilities 3/5 • Breakfast was included. Know that it is packed and to be collected...

Hotel room & toilet clean & tidy. Bed mattress was comfortable. Room with microwave, fridge & kettle. Convenient for travellers. Location was strategy, very near to MRT Station. Recommended

clean. there is a water dispenser too at the lobby. good location too (walking distance to nagoya st and shishimaru ramen 😊

Need a little walk from the station. Clean and small room but very accommodating. The bed was fluffy, water pressure at bathroom was great as well. Bathtub with warm water is a plus point if you wanna relax after exploring Nagoya. TV worked great.

First impression is new and not so small. However, the toilet is small and the towels are small and thin. . The air conditioning works well and the elevators are fast. It's nice to have new equipment. It's not far from the Escha exit, so I think it's comfortable if you use it sparingly.

It's a little far from the center, so it's quiet. There is a cafe on the first floor of the hotel, but there are no convenience stores nearby, so it's best to eat before going there, or buy something to take with you on the way. The exterior of the building is old, but the rooms have been renovated and are clean. I was glad that they provided wet towels and bottled water when I checked in.

The price is great! It's a little far from Nagoya (just 10 minutes), so it might be a good idea for those with lots of luggage or during hot weather, but there are times when a shuttle bus is available. And the amenities are amazing! You don't even need to bring your own skincare products! Shampoo and conditioner are provided, but if you're concerned about that, you might want to bring your own.

It's been renovated and is now beautiful, but the bathroom is about the third smallest I've ever stayed in. It wasn't originally designed as a business hotel, but the walls are about average for a business hotel, so if you're worried about noise, you're out of luck. It's far from the station, but the advantage is being able to park your car flat in a big city. If it's raining and you don't want to...

Nice, warm hotel with great staff and adorable room. 15 minutes walk distance from nagoya station. We stay 5 nights and really enjoy it. Very clean, comfortable small room. Bathroom also clean & neat. The staff really helpful. They have service area, that makes you can do your laundry by your own. Microwave & vending machine also available in public area. Surely we love to coming a & stay here again...

Close to the station and convenient to the supermarket The room was clean and the bed was made every day.

The location is a bit far from the station, but it seems that there is a shuttle bus Despite the appearance of the building, the interior is clean and it was good to stay at a reasonable price.

The hostel was clean but the bed were really small, during the night it was really hot and absolutely no place to put your stuff so you need to keep everything in your bed. You have to pay to have a towel but shampoo and body soap are available. Internet is good and the location is convenient. At the end of the day it’s complicated to sleep but for few nights it’s okay especially for the price.

I stayed here during the F1 period and was really happy with how affordable it was. The location is a bit of a walk from Kanayama Station, but there's a FamilyMart nearby! I was a little bummed that there wasn't a fridge in the room, but for the price, I figured it was to be expected. The only noise I heard was people walking in the hallway, which was great because I couldn't hear any noise from other...

The hotel has a great location, making it very convenient for getting around and accessing nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants. The cleanliness of the room could be improved. The floor didn’t feel properly cleaned, as it felt like there were small particles, when walking barefoot. The soundproofing is quite poor. Noise from outside the room and neighboring rooms can be easily heard.

i was cold even with the loud heater running for hours. outlets were very inconveniently located.

Passable, but front staff communication could be better The front staff said that I can settle my payment online through Trip.com, or through cash. When I asked her how can I pay online, she basically said, "I don't know". LOL! Then why offer the option to pay online if in the end you can only pay in cash? When I asked if they have a coin laundry, she said they don't have one but there is one 2 minutes...

Pros: owner is friendly, self service amenities, comfortable beddings, family room has access to balcony. Cons: only stairs from ground to L1 (check in). Lift only reaches L5 when family room is L6. The biggest con is that the 2x family room shares a SINGLE TOILET. Aside from this - we enjoyed the stay.

A great hotel close to Nagoya Station! The room was very clean and comfortable, and the staff were very friendly and accommodating.

A couple, stayed 2 nights, clean and comfy, shared toilet, bathroom, sinks for hygiene; free water, towel, robes and amenities, very near station and many good eats (-) there is 1 washing machine for everyone to use but no dryer (near a laundromat so its still okay)

Stayed here for two nights in the summer, and thought it was very well suited for people travelling by themselves or for business. Shared bathrooms and toilets, but didn't find this to be an issue. No common space or lobby though. Rooms would feel crowded with more than one person in them I think. Great location near to the station. No elevator, so may be tough for those with difficulty walking or...

The hotel is located near Nagoya station about 10 minute's walk (if you have luggage). However, there is no elevator. Considering that you carry heavy luggage. I booked a single bedroom, a clean room with full amenities but very small. A mid-range suitcase also made the entrance very narrow. My room is next to the smoking room which is very inconvenient because, in the middle of the night, I can still...

Good location, food options nearby, supermarket just right below the accommodation, helpful staff, clean environment

Clean and neat. A bit far away from Nagoya station (about 1 km walk). Surrounded by convenient store and close to nigh time clubs and restaurants.

When I arrived, the hallways and the room were incredibly hot. The air conditioning in the room didn't work well, making it difficult to sleep. Since I arrived late, I was able to wash off the sweat and go to bed quickly...

First, the staff are fantastic and a great representation of every time I've visited Japan. Very courteous and willing to help. Excellent every time. Our room was a bit small for enjoying ourselves and purchasing souvenirs but we managed to pack as we went. Room service was great and always supplied towels and cleared trash. Breakfast isn't what a Westerner would consider normal but we enjoyed it...

It's a shame there's no sunlight, but other than that, everything was great. The room was spacious enough for a single person, and since it's in a busy area, everything was close by. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful! They even gave me a welcome drink every day. It was great.

The hotel is located in the largest shopping district in Nagoya, Sakae, with convenient shopping and transportation. The room is indeed small, but the price is high.

I was a little worried because it was in a busy area with many host clubs, but the security was not bad. The front desk staff were kind and I felt safe even when I returned home at night.

Friendly staff. Enjoyed. Thnk u so much.

The employees were very helpful and nice! The room was cozy and clean. We asked for a non smoking room and we got it. We will come back!

I used this hotel for an overnight stay before an exam. I chose it because the price was cheaper than other hotels in Nagoya. I was worried about whether my reservation would be confirmed, but I was able to stay without any problems. The facilities provided the basic necessities for a comfortable stay.

The walls are thin. But if you're just looking for a cheap place to sleep, it's close to the station, so I think it's perfectly fine.

It's old, but pretty standard, I guess.

Good location and good attendment i like Nagoya and the many places in near

I made a reservation without knowing it was a love hotel.

It's a good place to stay for one night.

It's pretty good, but it's inconvenient to go out.

The staff was very helpful. Even though she couldn’t speak English, tried very hard to help us to check in.

The room was very clean and there was a wide variety of amenities to suit women's tastes, so I was very satisfied. I'd like to use it again next time!

It's located between Tsurumai Station and Chikusa Station? It's in Chihaya, about a 10-minute taxi ride from Sakae, and it's close to my house, so it's very convenient. The rooms are clean and small, but have everything you need, Netflix available, delicious food available 24 hours a day, and even paper cups for rinsing and earplugs are provided! If you come by car, there is no parking fee, so it's...

The staff were very helpful, and I was able to relax on a futon in the Japanese-style room and in the large public bath!

A timeless ambiance, a pristine environment, and an unexpected sense of home.

I booked this place on short notice, and it turned out fantastic! The room was very clean, and there was a 24-hour hot spring bath, so even if I arrived late at night, I could still take a bath to relieve my fatigue. The owner was also very friendly and welcoming. A perfect score overall!

Nice host who speaks English. Delicious Breakfast Set! Nice simple onsen.

Overall, it was a comfortable stay. I especially liked that the baths were open 24 hours a day. There were only a few amenities, so I recommend bringing some travel items with you.

The location is convenient, but the public restroom is inconvenient

It was inconvenient that the shower wasn't available at certain times during the night.

An ultra-budget capsule hotel – they charge extra for water and a toothbrush. They also ask you to clean up your own linens (it's a good thing you don't have to wash them when you check out).

I initially thought I had booked a regular room, but it turned out to be a dormitory-style capsule instead. If you’re traveling light, this place may suit you, but there isn’t much space to store luggage. There’s no locker or safe provided. Amenities are not complimentary, each item, including bottled water, costs 100 yen. Upon checkout, you’re required to remove the bedsheet and pillowcase yourself...

We booked a tatami room for four people, and the size was perfect for three of us. 👍 The room's soundproofing was a bit lacking, making it noticeable to people walking by or chatting in the living room. We recommend bringing earplugs. The sliding doors on both sides of the room were designed so at first, the one on the hallway wouldn't lock (meaning someone could get in through the wall). However,...

It’s a nice guesthouse divided between two building. There are many amenities, in the check-in building there is a nice cafe with coffee and food. It is close to subway and several nice cocktail bars. The only drawback was insects in the capsules that bit me :( should be desinfected.

When I arrived at the hotel, my phone was out of battery and I needed to scan a QR code to check in. The boss asked me to come in and charge it first so I could fill out the information and complete the check-in procedures.

Surprisingly there is no towels in the room. The room was ok. Has 6 parking lots. It's seems like a private school.

The staff were ok, but could be more helpful, consider foreigners especially related to check in

Very cleaning room and new facilities.

シャワーもトイレも綺麗で掃除がされていた。受付も感じが良かった。温めも調理も冷蔵庫も使えるので便利で安がりについて助かった。 個人用ロッカーもあるので風呂トイレと動いているときに貴重品をしまっておけて良かった。

Good place to stay in Nagoya. Pros: Has free parking lot, clean and nice environment. I stayed in 201 on the second floor :)

Great place to stay for a trip to Japan.

Stay here for many times already. Means I am satisfied for everything.

The location is superb, right across from Nagoya Station, and there's a Lawson convenience store downstairs, which is very convenient for solo travelers.

Great location, right across from JR Nagoya Station. There's a 7-Eleven nearby with plenty of food and other things to buy. I highly recommend the yakiniku, ramen, and unagi. The hostel is a bit old, but still quite clean. Nagoya isn't a traditional tourist city, so it's not too crowded, perfect for those who enjoy peace and quiet.

Although the last renovation was in 2015, the facilities, cleanliness, and service are still quite good. The public area on the first floor is small but includes a microwave, and free hot water and Miso soup are available all day. The location is excellent, very close to the train station. I recommend visiting Atsuta Jingu Shrine and Osu Kannon Temple; Nagoya Castle was just okay. For getting around...

The hostel was located in a great location. The entrance to Nagoya Station is just a minute away on foot. The staff was nice and helpful.

I stayed for 3 nights at the Wasabi Hostel Nagoya. I took the Nohi Bus from Takayama, which took about 2 hours and 30 minutes to reach its final destination, the Meitetsu Nagoya Bus Terminal. The fare was 3600 yen. Using Google Maps, it was about a 700-meter, 10-minute walk to the hostel. Actually, getting off at JR Station would have been closer, but I wanted to check the Meitetsu train schedules...

The overall environment is great, and parking is very convenient. The room is clean and tidy, and there's a gas washing machine, so the facilities are complete. The only downside is that the room window is too close to the railway, making it a bit noisy at night.

The hotel is very clean and tidy. My bedroom was spotless. It had toiletries, clean and soft sheets. I'd definitely stay here again.

As the name suggested, it is a budget hotel. No frills. less than 3-5 mins walk to the train station. One stop to Nagoya Station. Location wise, it is good. Cleanliness, meh.. There are stains on the blanket, bedsheets and dust everywhere. But than again, this is a budget hotel so don't compare this to a 3-5 stars hotel. Amenities – pretty nothing much around.

An average room, a bit like a dormitory. It has a balcony overlooking a corridor, but it faces the subway, so it's a bit noisy. However, transportation is very convenient, especially for me since I was heading to Nagano Prefecture the next day.

The hotel is very close to Nagoya city center, just one subway stop away. The front desk staff seemed to be Indian or Nepalese, and they were very warm and polite. However, because it's near Otohobashi Station, there's some train noise at night, which can be a bit loud. Despite that, the room was quite spacious, offering great value for money compared to other Japanese hotels in the same price range

Location is near the train station. You can hear the train passing by but it's okay. No smoking area. For the price the place is okay.