Toki Hotel Guide - Road Station Tokiminoyaki - Highway Donburi Bowl Hall hotels in Toki, Japan.

"My favorite hotel in Nagoya has quickly become a top recommendation. The rooms are spacious and beautifully furnished."

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay - the hotel was well appointed and maintained. We usually eat at local restaurant to enjoy the food and local atmosphere but the restaurants were so good that we ate there all 3 nights of our visit. Recommended."

"We enjoyed our stay for 3 nights and breakfast buffet. It was a 15 minute walk to Nagoya Station or take a taxi for 1300 yen.. there is a Mega Don Quixote less than 5 minutes for groceries,liquor, and other essentials."

"This hotel is absolutely gorgeous. The view is incredible. I will be staying here again next year for sure !"

"The entire property was surrounded by prostitutes and people trying to scam tourists into clubs. The Laundromat was on the top floor and only accessible by people who had room keys for the top four. Making it impossible for anyone having a long stay to do laundry"

"Room is clean but property is a bit old with peeling wall paper. Great location with lots of food options nearby and walkable distance to shopping malls"

"The location is very convenient, just about a 7-minute walk to both the bus stop and train station, making it easy to get around or to go to Magome. It’s 20 minutes by taxi or bus to Magome. We had to use this hotel since we did Nakasendo Trail next day , starting in Magome. The neighborhood itself is quiet, safe, and has a relaxing atmosphere—great for unwinding after a day of exploring. One thing to keep in mind is that there are limited dining options open nearby in the evening, so it’s best to plan ahead by making reservations or arranging meals through the hotel. The hotel does not provide assistance on making outside restaurants reservations. Also, the check in time is 4:00 pm,but they helped us put our 2 carry-ons inside of the room,but we couldn’t access. The room was clean and well-maintained, with fresh, crisp linens and spotless towels, though they were a bit on the thinner side. The bedding follows a more traditional Japanese style—firmer mattress and pillows—which may not suit everyone’s preference, especially if you’re used to softer options. Shoes are removed at the main entrance/lobby. Yukata is provided inside of the room to be used at the public baths. The breakfast was included, but didn’t seem to have a wide variety of options, so we skipped it. While the overall stay was comfortable and peaceful, the price felt slightly high compared to the amenities provided. That said, the cleanliness, location, and calm surroundings still made it a pleasant experience."

"location is very convenient and accessible to trains and bus"

"Clean hot bath "