Toyoko Inn Nagoya Shin-sakae-machi

It is rather close to Shinsakae Station, but it is convenient to walk to Sakae. Breakfast is buffet style, not rice balls. You can enjoy Nagoya rice every five days. I was hugging her that day, but I overslept and couldn't get up by nine.

It takes about 10 minutes from Sakae Station. Restaurants and convenience stores are nearby, so that was very convenient and good. I hesitate because there is a distance when it comes to leaving my luggage for sightseeing. The room was twin but felt bigger than I expected. I am glad that the bathroom is also cleaned properly. I heard the door open and close at night, perhaps because the walls were thin. I was worried that it was 10 o'clock because I didn't check because the check-out time is often 11 o'clock. I was happy to eat in my room because it was hearty for free breakfast. They even rented umbrellas for free because it was raining. It may be a little inconvenient to access, but I was comfortable.

A business hotel located between Sakae and Shinsakae subway stations. It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Sakae Station and is quite far away. Shinsakae Station is a little closer. Convenience stores are also a little away. Hotel specifications are standard style at Toyoko Inn. Breakfast starts at 630 on the ground floor ropey. Breakfast is quite substantial.