Nagoya Hotel Guide - LEGOLAND Japan hotels in Nagoya, Japan.

"It was a great experience for us especially the 7 and 5 year old. The room was a little hot but nothing a fan couldn’t help with."

"The hotel itself was pretty amazing (once you find the entrance), with massive clean rooms and good food, with hot spring water directly in the rooms. The thing to understand is that it is in the middle of nowhere (industrial area), with no restaurants around it. It is also a 15-20 min walk from the station and then 20 mins to Nagoya. Or alternatively a taxi for about 9,000-11,000 Yen. Best way is a taxi (GO app) to the station, then train to Nagoya for relative ease and not too expensive. Also, if there is an English version of the TV-Screen ordering system for room service, we couldn’t find it. Quite extensive menu though and we worked it out mainly by picture but hard if you are picky as you don’t quite know what’s coming sometimes. That said, the food was much better than expected. We used it as a base for the family (2 kids, 11 & 8), going to Legoland and Ghibli Park and a daytrip to Kyoto. As the room was absolutely huge it gave a great respite from days of walking and for the price it was incredible. Add the taxis and less so but in the end we were pretty blown away with the value for money."

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"Non-smoking rooms were nice and utilitarian. While there was a "free" breakfast, it's limited for vegan options - only fruit, lettuce, broccoli, corn, and white rice. At least I could eat more than just rice. The 2F & 3F, unfortunately, reeks of tobacco smoke and the ice-vending machine is only on the 3F... Parking was available at no additional charge. Be careful not to be too late (at night) or they may run out of parking spaces. Overall, for the price, it was a great place to stay where my family could rest, save food in the in-room fridge, and enjoy LegoLand for 4 days. ★★★★☆ "