Nagoya hostels

Pros: Cafe downstairs is great. Facilities are excellent, staff very nice and accommodating. Very clean and value for money. Walking distance to castle and basketball stadium (if you fancy watching some Japanese ball).

Cons: Lights were turned on and left on at night (not staffs fault, just part of hostel life), though was not much way to create your own sense of darkness in your dorm bed - very close to communal facilities.

Pros: Very convinient localisation, a short walk away from Nagoya station. The place is, very cozy though slightly little space in the living quarters. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Only inconvinience is a single bathroom and two shower rooms. Delicious buffet - type breakfast for some extra fee.

Pros: Localization Clean

Cons: the price, I think its a little bit overprice

Pros: It's cheaper than the normal ryokan in Japan. It's also quiet at night so you can sleep soundly. The location is also good because it's in the shopping street and it's near the train station also.

Cons: The wall of the Japanese style room is too thin. We feel too shy to talk because we might wake up other people who stay in the other rooms.

Pros: We love everything about this place. The location was situated in a quaint alley which had this nostalgic feel. You can opt to take leisurely walks to tourists spots. The owner, Tao, was very hospitable and accommodating. Surely a place we would go back to.

Pros: Thanks for your thoughtful helping and I have great three days there.

Pros: - The staff were friendly and helpful - Room was good, relatively comfy. - Bathroom facilities were good - the shower was in an outhouse but still good quality with hot water, good pressure and plenty of space. Location - out of Nagoya city but close to station and frequent services into the city.

Cons: Not a gripe about the hotel particularly, but more a warning and something to be aware of - it got rather cold during the night when I stayed in mid-January and the heater had to be off overnight. While in bed, this was fine was the covers and blankets were pretty much sufficient (although not entirely) to keep the cold out, however, going out to the shower in the early morning was not too pleasant!

Pros: Best if one wants to experience living in a traditional japanese house.

Cons: The downside of living in a traditional japanese house is that one has to to be very cautious in moving especially during night time and after 23:00.

Pros: Good location in nice little area. Friendly staff.

Cons: Turns into a cafe during the day so you cannot use the room/place at those time.

Pros: Staff is quite friendly.

Cons: Breakfast is expensive. Location is quite far. Bathroom is so small and toilet is only one unit. The tatami is too thin and my body felt discomfort for the 3 nights stay. The bathroom is at the back of the house and to be in and out the toilet can be very cold during winter time. Should allocate a pantry area for guests to heat up food (provide a microwave is best option) instead of keep requesting the staff's help to heat up the food. Not allowed to on the heater during sleep made our body so cold to sleep in comfort.

Pros: Great location, clean, friendly staff!

Pros: big bad, free drink, perfect bathroom

Cons: few space to place thing in toilet

Pros: The location was superb, only a few minutes walk from Nagoya station.

Cons: We had to store our luggages outside our room because the room used tatami floor (they provided a lock fortunately). They also charged for luggage storage if you store it after check-out. (before check-in was free)

Pros: Great location. Very clean

Cons: Consider it’s just a capsule hotel, it’s a little pricy.

Pros: Location was good, there was a seating area for you to eat at the ground floor (at reception).

Cons: The beds were not made for you (unlike other typical capsule hotels), there are GAPS between the capsule where the person sleeping next to you could look through, the electrical sockets were also positioned in a way that you could not charge your devices inside the capsule (which is not really a capsule anyway).

Pros: Very clean, excellent facilities, excellent location!

Cons: No lockers to secure bags during stay.

Pros: Good location. Very near to Nagoya station. Price is affordable.

Cons: You have to set up your own comforter, whereby I have stayed at other hostel that were ready made. Walkway to bunk can be crowded by ladders. Sockets are hard to use for bulky universal adapters as they are not much space.