Hotel Wing International Select Nagoya Sakae

People were nice. Many places to eat around it

Location on town central, room a bit small, breakfast all month are same, if u stay few day, u will every morning eat the same breakfast.

well located, bathtub in the room and tea and coffee available in the room. The breakfast is delicious and very cared about presentation

Ichi-ran is just outside the property and you dont have to queue just like some other branches.

The Deluxe Single room was very spacious and so was the bathroom. I am glad I paid a little bit extra to upgrade the regular single room. The bath was so big I could actually stretch out my legs, which is not common in Japanese hotels. I slept comfortably in the large bed with soft duvet and sheets. There were 2 pillows provided so you can pick the one that suits you better. Pajamas were also really nice- a set of shirt and trousers instead of the usual gown. There is a fabric and air freshener in the room, which is useful if you do not want to do laundry so much. The desk by the wall was so long I had space for all my things and still had some extra for eating. There is a separate WiFi spot for each room and the speed was good. The check-in staff were ultra nice. I could borrow an umbrella on the rainy day, and store my bag before check-in and after check-out. If you do not request cleaning of your room (only amenities replacement), you get a free bottle of water. Every floor seems to have a flower/color theme, so the style of your room will depend on the floor your room is on. I requested a quiet room, so they gave me a corner room on the top floor (13th) with wisteria theme (purple/green room). Part of the Chubu Electric Tower was visible from the window. There is an Ichiran Ramen shop right next to the hotel (not Nagoya but Fukuoka cuisine though). A lively restaurant and izakaya street is located 50 m away. Several restaurants of the famous Yabaton chain serving Nagoyan miso katsu are located nearby, but they were all so busy when I was visiting on weekend (everything was) that I could only get takeout. You can do a lot of shopping here- the area is filled with department stores. The metro stations are not that close- you will have to walk 10 minutes or more through some busy spots to get to Yabacho or Sakai Stations. Some bus stops are 5 min away. Nagoya Station is around 25-30 min away from the hotel including walking and metro ride.