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Ever since reading *Ohitorisama Hotel*, I had hoped to stay here someday. This was the Accommodation for a mother-and-daughter trip, and it was the first time I’ve ever stayed somewhere that felt so deeply fulfilling. More than the rare experience of staying in Nagoya’s iconic TV Tower—a designated cultural property—I believe it was thanks to the perfectly balanced service and hospitality, with nothing lacking and nothing excessive. The extraordinary, special atmosphere and little surprises throughout were paired with an exquisite sense of relaxation that somehow coexisted effortlessly. In the very heart of a tower in the very center of Nagoya, we felt completely immersed in the city. Beyond the bookshelf…

This is a Hotel I truly want you to stay at. The corridors and staircases themselves are works of art—even more beautiful in person than on the Hotel website. Please experience it for yourself. The most recommended staircase is open to guests only! There are also famous restaurants on-site, and one night isn’t enough to fully enjoy the Hotel—you’ll want to stay two nights. The pool has an Egyptian-style vibe, and the Onsen Facility was great as well. The gym was spacious too! The Room comes with a balcony, so you can step outside and enjoy views of Nagoya Castle.

Conveniently located near Nagoya Station, making it very easy to get around. The lobby is spacious and very clean. Check-in went smoothly with helpful support from the front desk staff. The Room was a double on a high floor. The shower booth and toilet were separate, and the showerhead and hair dryer were ReFa—very satisfying. The breakfast buffet also featured Nagoya specialties, which I really enjoyed. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying at a capsule Hotel. I wasn’t sure what to expect and felt a bit anxious, but I was very satisfied. The large public bath, hot stone spa, and free drinks were much better services than at a Business Hotel. I also enjoyed the morning curry and the evening ochazuke, ramen, and alcohol. There were various toppings for the ochazuke, and I felt it would be nice to have onigiri as well. I wish there had been nori. I forgot my phone charger, but I was able to borrow one at the front desk, which really helped. We stayed as a couple this time, but since we could spend time together in the lounge, we had no problems at all. I would definitely like to stay here again next time.

For our first stay in Nagoya in a while, we considered other Hotels at first, but choosing the Associa Hotel left both of us completely satisfied. The pool, lounge, and Room were all spotless, and we enjoyed a relaxing stay. Afternoon tea and supper were high quality and tasted great. The Japanese set breakfast was also delicious, and unlike the buffet-style breakfasts at most other Hotels, it felt calm rather than rushed. The upgraded Room featuring Japanese-inspired design with kumiko doors was very comfortable and excellent to use. Every staff member was attentive—there was no one who made us think “huh?”—and we were able to enjoy a pleasant trip. We travel often as a couple, and this has become one of the Hotels we would like to stay at again. Thank you very much.

This is always a clean and wonderful Hotel. I haven’t had lunch here, but it always looks delicious. I avoid it because I tend to overeat. For business travelers, it’s a Hotel you can stay at with confidence.

I’ve always stayed at a Hotel directly above the station in Nagoya, but this time—during the F1 period—it was fully booked, so I stayed here for the first time. It’s a bit of a walk from Nagoya Station, but not an issue at all. There are countless restaurants along the way, so I strolled around, had dinner, and then checked in. The Room may look small in terms of square meters, but “compact and well-designed” is a more accurate description than “cramped.” Since it was a corner Room, the view was excellent. The bath area, washbasin area, and toilet are all separate, which made it very convenient to use. Charging cables were provided on both sides of the bed, and other thoughtful Facilities were perfectly arranged—everything you might need was covered. The bathtub is slightly small (though there is also a large public bath), but it’s well within an acceptable range. Both the Room and public areas are modern and spotless. The elevators require key access as well, which adds to the sense of security. The breakfast buffet was also excellent with nothing to complain about. I was surprised by the F1 pricing this time, but their regular rates are very reasonable—an outstanding value Hotel overall. Highly recommended.

This was my first stay, and it was a wonderful Hotel. I accidentally made a Reservation for a smoking Room, but at check-in the staff immediately explained that they could deodorize it if needed, which put me at ease. Still, we don’t smoke, so I was worried it might bother us—but when we got to the Room, there was no noticeable smell at all, and we had a very comfortable stay. The IKYU Plan Diamond benefits were included, and we even received a Room upgrade (honestly not something I expected), which was a pleasant surprise. On top of that, sparkling wine and late check-out were also included—truly appreciated. The Room was comfortable, and the service felt properly attentive in the way you’d expect from a long-established Hotel. There are bell staff as well, and these days it’s rare to find in-room phones that connect easily to the front desk. The Hotel is spacious too—I feel this kind of classic Hotel experience is becoming quite precious. There are several restaurants in the Hotel, all with an upscale atmosphere. Next time I’d like to dine on-site. There’s also a bakery—exceptionally delicious without being overpriced—and they have pastries and cakes as well, so it was hard to choose. In the lobby café there was live music—it felt truly luxurious. I also appreciated the morning newspaper delivery service. On the front desk floor there are plenty of spacious sofa seats for guests to use freely. They offer complimentary drink service including excellent coffee; you can pick up books from the shelves and read them slowly on soft sofas—I found it very relaxing. It was Sunday with many weddings taking place, and seeing brides as well made me happy. I heard this historic Hotel has welcomed many distinguished guests in the past, and I could really feel how much effort goes into maintaining such high standards in every aspect—service quality included. As uniquely Japanese hospitality continues to fade with changing times, this Hotel stood out as truly exceptional. I would love to visit again. Thank you very much to everyone at the Hotel for your kindness during my stay.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. The Room was bright, and the spacious bath on the second floor was never crowded. The meals also featured local specialties, and I was very satisfied. The Room felt a bit small, but the price was reasonable, so I was happy with it.

A hotel adjacent to a large-scale super sento. There are exclusive pathways and changing rooms for guests, and it was convenient not having to bring towels. The Japanese-modern room feels like a business hotel with tatami flooring, but since the focus is on the bath, it was very comfortable not needing to wear slippers (only required in elevators and hallways). The view is also beautiful. The hotel building's front desk has a lounge where you can enjoy coffee, and along with the mentioned changing rooms, it felt like they truly value their guests. The staff were kind as well. Breakfast had a wide variety of delicious options. There’s an omelet station where they make fresh omelets, but I was quietly delighted by the addition of sunny-side-up eggs too. I used to stay at accommodations near Nagoya Station or Sakae during business trips, but Kasadera is close to Nagoya and offers this amusement-like experience which I really enjoyed. Thank you for your hospitality!

We stayed with three adults. The Room was spacious, and the bathroom, toilet, and washbasin were separate, making it convenient and comfortable. We could refill room-temperature water, cold water, and hot water at any time from the water dispenser in front of the elevator. We would like to stay here again.

I’ve recently become a fan of Route Inn and often stay there on road trips. The Room was brand-new and functional, which was great. A short drive away, there were some delicious seafood restaurants, making it an enjoyable stay.

We stayed as a parent and child the night before an entrance exam. The room and the unit bath were very clean, and we had a comfortable stay. Although it was along a main road, we couldn’t hear any noise, so it was peaceful. This time, we were able to stay in the ANNEX building that was featured on TV, and since it was such a nice Hotel, it became a wonderful memory for us. I hope my exam results are successful! Thank you very much.

It was a very comfortable Hotel. It was close to the Shinkansen exit, and I felt safe checking in at night. A 12:00 checkout was also very helpful. I will use it again when I stay in Nagoya. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

It was close to the station, making it easy to get around. There were many shops nearby, which was very convenient. I was happy that the amenities included cooling leg sheets, MegRhythm steam eye masks, and a face mask! As I had seen in other Reviews, breakfast was very satisfying. The staff at the breakfast venue were also polite and left a good impression. Overall I’m satisfied, but what disappointed me was that someone entered the large public bath with a bath towel wrapped around them and then wrung it out in the tub when leaving. It felt unhygienic, but since there are no posted bath manners/rules in foreign languages, I suppose it can’t be helped. I would like to stay here again.

The Room is spacious, turndown service is provided, and the pool is the best part of this Hotel. I swam twice during my stay. It was great not having to bring a swimsuit or anything. The drinks and light snacks in the wellness lounge were just right, and I was able to enjoy a relaxing, luxurious time. I’d love to stay again.

This was my second visit to Nagoya and my first time staying at this Hotel. The welcome drink, amenities, and IC lockers were all easy to use, making my stay very comfortable.

For security, the elevator to guest room floors requires a room key, ensuring a safe stay. A small treat is provided in the guest rooms as a warm welcome upon arrival. The loungewear is two-piece and easy to move in, making it convenient for trips to the Onsen. The natural Onsen on the second floor offers gentle water that warms you from within, and the 100-degree sauna was thoroughly enjoyable. Complimentary lactic acid drinks are available until 10 AM, and free late-night ramen is served from 9:30 PM to 11 PM—thoughtful touches that add delight. Each guest room has individual air conditioning controls rather than central air conditioning, allowing for comfort even after enjoying the Onsen by using cooling or fan settings during warmer moments. Breakfast includes dishes like Hitsumabushi (grilled eel over rice), with clear maps introducing nearby morning spots and restaurants—helpful for dining out. Additionally, laundry service is highly convenient for business travelers; items requested by 9 AM are ready by 7 PM on the same day at reasonable prices, including well-pressed shirts and undergarments. Overall, this Hotel offers attentive services throughout your stay for a truly comfortable experience.

Because we had reserved lunch at the same Hotel, we arrived before check-in, but they allowed us to check in early and even delivered our luggage to our Room. Lunch was excellent in both quality and atmosphere. Next time, I would like to stay here with my husband.

I’ve stayed here three times—twice in a twin room and once in a double—and I’ve been satisfied every time. It’s close to the station, making it very convenient for dining out and shopping, yet the hotel itself is quiet and relaxing. The bed firmness suits my preference and feels comfortable on my body even while lying down, and the bathroom is spacious enough to stretch out and soak in the tub. The female staff member at the front desk also had a wonderful smile. I’d love to stay here again when I visit Nagoya.