Princess Garden Hotel

Rio Hotel Group. It is conveniently located between Sakae Station and Yabamachi Station. Enter the entrance and take the escalator to the second floor. There is a front desk and lounge (breakfast venue). Elevators cannot push buttons on the 3rd floor or higher without a room passcard. The rooms are twin rooms (casual). It was a room facing Princess Boulevard, but we could hear young people screaming and ambulance sirens all night. Original plastic bottles were placed on the service. The public bath is located on the third floor and is said to be an artificial hot spring. It seems that you can go nightly if you take a special elevator. Enter your PIN to open the door. There is also a sauna. There is no open-air bath, but you can take a bath outside. Breakfast is extra. It's Nagoya, so I went to Sakae Station's basement for a morning set.

A fairly priced centrally located hotel. Generally good finishing in the room, but a little dated at this point. Good value overall, and they have a sauna spa that you can use if you are staying there. Check-in starts at 3 PM, so don’t expect to get into your room before then, but they do have a lounge you can wait in until check-in starts.

It is also easy to get to various sightseeing spots in Nagoya, and it is convenient to eat and walk around the famous food. However, apparently in accordance with the SDGs, the only amenity goods (consumables) in the room are slippers, toothbrushes, and PET bottled water for several people. There was a kettle, but no tea bags. It was a cold season, so I thought I'd at least go in and have a hot cup of tea...