Super Hotel Premier Nagoya Natural Hot Spring Sakura-dori Entrance

I often use this hotel when visiting Nagoya for business or personal reasons. This time, perhaps because it was right after the summer vacation started, there were noticeably more families using the facilities. When I used the large public bath around 8 PM, it was so crowded with mothers and their small children that there was almost no space available.One thing that concerned me was that several children with long hair were using the bath without tying their hair up. All the guardians, presumably the mothers, had their hair tied up while bathing, so I believe the parents understand the bathing etiquette.This is not a fault of the hotel but rather an issue of the users' manners. However, it might be difficult to constantly monitor how the large public bath is used. It would be very helpful if you could consider explaining the etiquette to families with children at check-in or posting it as a notice in the public bath (in multiple languages).This hotel is always a pleasant place to stay, with both the rooms and the public bath being compact yet functional. I particularly like the public bath because it uses hot spring water, which leaves my skin smooth after bathing. Therefore, I was quite shocked by how the children used the bath this time.I hope you can consider creating a system that allows both families and solo users to use the facilities with peace of mind, so that I can continue to enjoy my stays here comfortably. Thank you.

Since only a twin room with an extra bed was available during the high season, I thought it was quite cramped! However, the service and cleanliness were perfect. I was very satisfied with the welcome bar and the hot spring.