Hotels in Aichi with Breakfast

Average sized rooms as Japan goes, comfy enough although as with other APA locations i've tried, the pillows can be plushier.

I recently stayed at Apa Excellent Hotel in downtown Nagoya and was impressed with the overall experience.

For budget conscious tourist, it's a wonderful hotel to stay. The hotel even has nonsense although it's artificial setup in a room.

Pros.
-Staff were very accomodating amd are always available at reception area.

We got the triple sharing room for my family of 3. Very comfortable as we had a bed each. Not very spacious to move around but once we got settled, we were able to make our space work.

Convenient location, close to Nagoya station (20 minutes walk) or Fushimi subway station (2 minutes walk). Good service and clean room. Decent price.

The room was absolutely tiny even for a solo traveler, although it was very clean. The breakfast was pretty good but this location was a bit out of the way.

This hotel surprised me a lot, after reading the reviews I was a bit hesitant. But the hotel is great. Everything is clean and new and the breakfast is incredible.

During my visit to Hamamatsu I had chance to stay in this hotel for 3 days. The location is nearby railway station. Also you have lot of shopping option nearby this hotel.

My partner and I spent a total of 6 nights since we were visiting the area to climb at Kasagiyama. Overall, easily one of our favorite accommodations during our visit to Japan.

We spent two nights at Enna Toutaro and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Emi and her sisters offered very warm hospitality throughout our time there and were able to help us with any query we had.

Absolutely incredible. We came with zero expectations and left completely amazed.
The place is pure magic — Mount Fuji literally sits right in front of your room.

The Ryokan is like living in an ethereal dream world. The buildings and their interiors are beautiful and the backdrop of snow in February was just stunning.

A cozy traditional ryokan with great service and friendly staff.
They offer various public and private onsen baths, both indoors and outdoors.

We stayed one night with the base price room with my mom. It was one of the most precious, relaxing and happiest time we could ever spend.

I used Google translate bc K live in a large minka in Kyoto and only speak and write Japanese.
This was an amazing hotel.

Decent pit stop for a night, nothing more nothing less.

I’m giving this hotel 5 stars for delivering exactly what a good 3-star hotel should. The room is compact, but clean, functional, and thoughtfully equipped with all the essentials.

2025-10-21 very nice day-use onsen. Access to 2 open air and 1 indoor baths for 1600 yens (soaps and small towel included). The resting areas (indoor and outdoor) are nice too.

This was our first onsen hotel stay and I must say it’s fantastic.

I had a great stay at this hotel – it was excellent value for money. Both breakfast and dinner exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and variety.

This ryokan stay was the highlight of my trip to Japan! We lucked out that it was a clear evening in the area so we were able to observe Mt. Fuji in sunset, at midnight, and at sunrise!

The open-air bath seemed to have been renovated and was very clean and nice.
You can see greenery from the bath, and there is a bench outside where you can relax and enjoy the view.

I saw some reviews saying it was old, but I didn't think it was that old.

I am a female traveler. The customer service is amazing. I give the staff five perfect stars!

Stayed for two nights, booked very last minute (on the morning of arrival).
Hosts are very welcoming and helpful, service is excellent.

A fairly new comfortable Toyoko Inn, employees highly motivated, knowing the surroundings well (ramen! ), breakfast is comparatively very tasty.

Although it is almost 15 minutes walk from Iseshi Station, they have shuttle bus services at a particular time schedule. The shuttle was very comfy and convenient.

Excellent service and amazing food. Used the place on a rainy day the staff was so friendly and holding the umbrella for my wife and son to the parking lot, approx. 1 min walk outside the hotel.

Room was spacious. Bed and pillow comfortable. Clean and tidy. Staff courteous. Free parking. Right in the centre. Surrounded by lots of restaurants and shops. Close to the station.

Our stay here is 5/5.

Very good stay experience, the rooms are large, all air-conditioned and the comforters are thick and warm. You can see the ocean right out of the door.

Cool lobby full of manga, I wish I could have stayed longer to browse some. Good location, food on every corner.

I recently stayed at this hotel and had a very pleasant experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The overall atmosphere was welcoming and relaxing.

The biggest advantages of this hotel are its reasonable price and excellent location.
The room is spacious and clean.
Having a large public bath makes it very convenient.

Service was superb. The building itself a bit dated but again well kept. You can book half board with dinner as well breakfast.

At the top of a hill with a great city view is this ryokan. Rustic public and private onsen, beautifully maintained, wonderful breakfast and dinner, friendly and helpful staff.

This is an amazing place to experience Japanese hospitality and the ryokan kind of life. The hotel is very clean and tidy. Hearty traditional Japanese breakfast.

We stayed here during the autumn Takayama festival as it was the only accommodation we could find in the area. We didn’t expect to love it as much as we did.

The hotel rooms were small for European standards (challenging to open the luggage anywhere else than over the bed or unable to open to large suitcases at the same time), with a fairly small bathroom

5-min walk from Takayama Station and Bus Station. I am a fan of Super Hotel. The room is well designed, tight on space but more than enough for solo traveler and it functions perfectly.