Ab Hotel Mikawa-Anjo Honkan

Its no Hilton hotel by any means but for a Japanese hotel it was good. I stayed in a deluxe single room. It was larger than the average room. About 800 Yen per night with the local tool shops discount on the room. The desk clerks didn't speak much English. The bathroom had a Western style toilet which was great!! Not the Japanese style. Dinner came with the room. each night had a different menu. Just had to tell the desk clerk my room number and they brought out the main portion of your dinner. Dinner was good for the price....free!! Breakfast was Japanese style. Rice, salad, soup, some sort of fish and even fish sausage milk, and orange juice. I stayed on the non-smoking 6th floor near the elevator but I never heard it. Kept the room at 20-21 deg C. Overall it was good. Its close to both trains, the regular and Bullet trains. Most local restaurants didn't take credit cards so bring extra yen if you want to dine out. Pillows sucked. One bean filled and one memory foam. Both together made almost one US pillow. My laptop had a larger screen than the TV in he room but with 6 total channels and no English speaking channels it didn't matter. See photos attached if I'm able too of dinner, deluxe room, and bathroom

Average is a good word to describe this hotel. Location is convenient at the station. Free breakfast AND dinner, so to speak, is nice for the cost conscious traveler. The small hot bath is nice for unwinding. However, breakfast nor dinner are anything special. I've had much better free meals at similar hotels in Aichi area. The lobby and dining areas are outdated and somewhat depressing. The English ability of the desk staff is subpar for my experience.

A step from Shinkansen station, this hotel offers small but clean rooms and breakfast at reasonable price. Also airport bus stop (last stop of "Mikawa Anjo line") from Chubu Airport is nearby. (100~200m) Rooms are very small, but the bed is relatively affordable then other Japanese so-called “business hotel”. You can enjoy Japanese public bath with sauna at free of charge. Wearing swimming wear not allowed. Complemental breakfast buffet served at the ground floor is simple, but cannot complaint as it is complemental. All Japanese traditional breakfast staff is there. A bite of Natto (fermented beans) will be your unforgettable memory of Japan. They also offer complimental dinner like beef bowl for limited number of guests. First come, First served. You can book this hotel via several internet travel site by typing "Mikawa anjo AB hotel". Please note that there are three AB hotels in this area and they are very close each other. Do not mixed up. Honkan (main building), Shinkan (Annex) and Minani-kan (South building). These three hotels are same group and offer similar service.