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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
My family and I had a very pleasant 4 days 3 nights stay at the Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower. This hotel is located only 1 stop from Nagoya Station to Sasashima Station via the Aonami Line, the same train to the Legoland as the final stop.
Once you come off the Sasashima Station, everything is covered under the roof all the way to the Sky Tower. It saved us from walking in the rain/hot sun.
This hotel offers a posh feel, similar to The Shard in London. The reception and Sky Dining are both...
My family and I had a very pleasant 4 days 3 nights stay at the Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower. This hotel is located only 1 stop from Nagoya Station to Sasashima Station via the Aonami Line, the same train to the Legoland as the final stop.
Once you come off the Sasashima Station, everything is covered under the roof all the way to the Sky Tower. It saved us from walking in the rain/hot sun.
This hotel offers a posh feel, similar to The Shard in London. The reception and Sky Dining are both...
This is my second time staying in the Lamp Light Books Hotel Nagoya. It is conveniently located close to a station, which easily accessible from Nagoya station. The hotel is very inviting and the cafe attached to the hotel is nice too. I had a matcha latte there, which was delicious.
The bathroom is one of the best that I've experienced in hotels in Japan. It's more modern, with a large shower. The room is comfortable, and has a chair that you can sit on to relax and read as well, which is a...
This is my second time staying in the Lamp Light Books Hotel Nagoya. It is conveniently located close to a station, which easily accessible from Nagoya station. The hotel is very inviting and the cafe attached to the hotel is nice too. I had a matcha latte there, which was delicious.
The bathroom is one of the best that I've experienced in hotels in Japan. It's more modern, with a large shower. The room is comfortable, and has a chair that you can sit on to relax and read as well, which is a...
Genuinely lovely hotel, I would stay there again.
It's chic, and even the rooms are well designed. The staff were very helpful - I dropped one star because I asked for an iron and it would have been helpful to have had that brought up to my room instead of me awkwardly carrying it up there.
The breakfast really was amazing and had different Nagoya foods. I looked for ward to the breakfast every day.
I would genuinely stay there again.
Genuinely lovely hotel, I would stay there again.
It's chic, and even the rooms are well designed. The staff were very helpful - I dropped one star because I asked for an iron and it would have been helpful to have had that brought up to my room instead of me awkwardly carrying it up there.
The breakfast really was amazing and had different Nagoya foods. I looked for ward to the breakfast every day.
I would genuinely stay there again.
All things about the hotel were excellent apart from the following. Having specifically booked a Premium Floor room (with complementary access to the fitness suite and pool) for the whole of my stay, I was then informed that the pool and fitness suite would in fact be closed for the final two days of my stay for planned works, which they had known about far in advance. This meant I had paid extra for services I could not use. I wasn't informed of this by hotels.com or the hotel till I tried to...
All things about the hotel were excellent apart from the following. Having specifically booked a Premium Floor room (with complementary access to the fitness suite and pool) for the whole of my stay, I was then informed that the pool and fitness suite would in fact be closed for the final two days of my stay for planned works, which they had known about far in advance. This meant I had paid extra for services I could not use. I wasn't informed of this by hotels.com or the hotel till I tried to...
Very nice hotel room for family stay! This was the first time my kids tried public bath, and they loved it! The bath was very clean, very well maintained and enjoyable, so we didn’t have any chance to use the shower in our room at all (although it was also very nice and modern)! You must not miss the hotel breakfast, as you can have the famous Nagoya local cuisines all in one place, and all you can eat! Welcome drink was also refreshing. During our stay, the hotel also offered seasonal shaved...
Very nice hotel room for family stay! This was the first time my kids tried public bath, and they loved it! The bath was very clean, very well maintained and enjoyable, so we didn’t have any chance to use the shower in our room at all (although it was also very nice and modern)! You must not miss the hotel breakfast, as you can have the famous Nagoya local cuisines all in one place, and all you can eat! Welcome drink was also refreshing. During our stay, the hotel also offered seasonal shaved...
I really enjoyed my stay at Dormy Inn. I'm amazed it is only rated 3 stars. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It is very close to good bars and restaurants, also the main railway and bus stations. The hotel itself is modern and the interior tastefully designed. Scrupulously clean. I didn't use the restaurant. There are vending machines and smoking rooms on 3 levels. Any type of drink can be purchased. Also an ice machine, microwave, trouser press. There is a free laundrette with a small...
I really enjoyed my stay at Dormy Inn. I'm amazed it is only rated 3 stars. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It is very close to good bars and restaurants, also the main railway and bus stations. The hotel itself is modern and the interior tastefully designed. Scrupulously clean. I didn't use the restaurant. There are vending machines and smoking rooms on 3 levels. Any type of drink can be purchased. Also an ice machine, microwave, trouser press. There is a free laundrette with a small...
Marius
Reviewed September 1, 2019Reviewed September 1, 2019
It's conveniently located to the station, although Google maps takes you on a really random route. Standard room for two is cosy but, decent enough to have as a base. It's well stocked with good quality amenities and is very clean.
Staff are friendly and helpful.
We didn't have a chance to try out the spa.
Overall brilliant experience for a well reasonable price. Would easily recommend.
It's conveniently located to the station, although Google maps takes you on a really random route. Standard room for two is cosy but, decent enough to have as a base. It's well stocked with good quality amenities and is very clean.
Staff are friendly and helpful.
We didn't have a chance to try out the spa.
Overall brilliant experience for a well reasonable price. Would easily recommend.
Jordan
Reviewed November 19, 2024Reviewed November 19, 2024
Komaki offers a host of things to see and do, such as Park Arena Komaki and Mount Komaki. Browse our choice of all-inclusive accommodation options, where you can enjoy a good selection of amenities including entertainment, childrens' clubs and, of course, food and drinks, all included in your stay. Many of our all-inclusive accommodation options also feature activities such as golf, yoga, water sports and more, which you can enjoy at no additional cost.
What is there to do near my all-inclusive resort in Komaki?
If you want to explore the area around your all-inclusive resort, visit Park Arena Komaki and Mount Komaki, and see why travellers like Komaki! Other attractions include Shimin Shiki no Mori, Honen Matsuri and Tagata Shrine.
When's the best time for an all-inclusive stay in Komaki?
There's nothing like an all-inclusive holiday in Komaki to refresh you, especially when you know what to expect from the elements. Here's some information to help you decide when to book: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 25°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. January and December are the driest months, while July and September are the rainiest months.
What's the best way to get to Komaki and explore the area?
With plenty of transportation options, seeing Komaki is simple. If you want to travel outside the area, take a train from Komakihara Station, Ajioka Station or Tagatajinja-mae Station. The closest major airport is Nagoya (NKM-Komaki), which is located 3.9 mi (6.2 km) from the city centre. Komaki might not have many public transport choices, so consider a car rental to maximise your time.