Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Station

“Our Memorable and Pleasant stay in Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Ekimae”

My family and I had a very pleasant stay in Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Ekimae. I booked a Double Executive room for 4 nights and had a very comfortable and memorable stay. We were give a room with a front view in the 10th floor, so we have a good view Nakamura-ku part of Nagoya. The hotel itself ... more

My family and I had a very pleasant stay in Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Ekimae. I booked a Double Executive room for 4 nights and had a very comfortable and memorable stay. We were give a room with a front view in the 10th floor, so we have a good view Nakamura-ku part of Nagoya. The hotel itself looks very new. Rooms are very clean and so is the toilet(w/ Bidet) and bath with bath tub. I consider the room spacious, considering the standards of Japanese hotel room size. The king size bed is big enough for me, my wife and 11 year old son. The hotel’s location is perfect. It’s just around 10-15 minute walk from Nagoya station, which is also close to Meitetsu and Kintetsu Train station. So you can literally go anywhere in Nagoya from these stations. The hotel also have two convenience stores nearby. Lawson, located in its ground floor, and 7-11, which is just a few steps on the back side of the hotel. It also have a restaurant “Ally’s” in the ground floor. The breakfast at Ally’s is OK, though the menu is the same during our 5 days stay. As usual, staffs of the hotel are very friendly and a bit more fluent in English. Over-all, the price we paid in Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Ekimae is worth it. I will definitely consider coming back to this hotel if every we come back to Nagoya.

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“Convenient hotel”

Within 10 minutes walk of station, staff are helpful and speak English. A 2 minute walk from underground walkways so good when raining. First floor has convenience store and coffee shop. Across road there are two more coffee shops and a McDonald's.

“Convenient no frills hotel”

We stayed in a Standard Twin Room. Size wise it was adequate, slightly bigger than most Japanese hotel rooms. We didn’t have big luggages so that helped too. The hotel is about 10 minutes walk to Nagoya Station with easy access to subway and Meitetsu Bus Centre. A choice of western or Japanese br... more

We stayed in a Standard Twin Room. Size wise it was adequate, slightly bigger than most Japanese hotel rooms. We didn’t have big luggages so that helped too. The hotel is about 10 minutes walk to Nagoya Station with easy access to subway and Meitetsu Bus Centre. A choice of western or Japanese breakfast set is offered by 2 restaurants just next to the hotel entrance on the ground floor. They both have a selection of 3 breakfast sets from which you can choose from. Basically a conveniently located typical no frills Japanese hotel.

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“Near to station and good hotel. Most of the staff are friendly.”

Great location near to station. Plenty of shops and restaurants around. Loads of shopping nearby. Nice hotel. Lovely room on 10th floor in the corner. Clean and quiet. Great laundry facilities.You can wash and dry your own clothes in this chain of hotels. Mostly the staff were great, but not all... more

Great location near to station. Plenty of shops and restaurants around. Loads of shopping nearby. Nice hotel. Lovely room on 10th floor in the corner. Clean and quiet. Great laundry facilities.You can wash and dry your own clothes in this chain of hotels. Mostly the staff were great, but not all. One was particularly rude and condescending but happy to say they are not all like that. Just a note there is a kettle in your room but you have to get your tea and coffee from reception. This is supposedly for you to interact with the staff but this is not how it works. They don't speak a lot of English, there may be a queue, you may want a drink before or after you are dressed. Sometimes you are made to feel like they are monitoring you. It is not helpful at all and most unusual. Everybody else manages to give you drinks in your room. So do remember to take them up with you when you are passing.

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