Dormy Inn PREMIUM Nagoya Sakae

Very convenient if taking Airport bus to/from airport. My kids and I stayed there for 4 nights, which turned out to be a very fun and enjoyable stay. Onsen was good, then followed by free ice cream and drinks. Later at night, we came down again for free half-sized ramen provided. Breakfast was great and worth the money with many famous local dishes though I did not have breakfast every morning. My room was adequate in size and space. Amenities were good with our favorite Pola body soap and shampoo.||The staff were very friendly and helpful. Check-in and check-out were easy and fast.||The only complaint my kids had was that it was a bit of walk to reach a subway station either Fushimi or Sakae station, but that’s not a big deal for me.

*Great Location, Comfortable Stay, but Small Onsen* I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. Its location is fantastic—just a 10-minute walk from the shopping district, making it super convenient. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, offering a variety of dining options. The room was clean and comfortable, providing a relaxing experience. However, the onsen was quite small, and even late at night, around 11:30 PM, there was still a queue to enter. While the overall experience was enjoyable, a larger onsen area would make it ever better.

Stayed at this hotel for six nights, 3 nights before visiting Gero and Toyama, another 3 nights after. What a good decision! Have stayed many of the Dormy Inn hotels and this one won the best customer service I have experienced. All the staff members were very courteous and helpful. With a 22-sq m twin room, the layout was also by far the best I found under the Dormy Inn chain. It was comfortable, neat & tidy, spacious, and you would think the area was larger than 22 sq meters. Their breakfasts were delicious, too. One thing I need to point out is : I saw some guests still brought with them their cellphones to the changing room without switching off. This made me feel very uncomfortable. I hope the Management Team can be more strict to these people that always break the rules.

Everything about this hotel is great, clean and spacious rooms for the price, intelligent lighting and air conditioning, instant hot water, firm super comfortable bed, onsen on the second floor (I didn't use as I had a cut on my foot, but looked amazing). The hotel reception are extremely helpful, and also laundry is free - dryer is 100円 for 20 分. The only drop in star for me is the location - whereas it's very central for walking around the city and food, getting to and from Nagoya station I had a pretty long walk to the next metro station where I could take an elevator to the platform. This took about 10-15 minutes walk from the hotel. There is a metro stop near the hotel but it's stairs only so take note.

There was no cleaning service for our stay for 3 nights which was not specified on Trip.com website.  Did not expect that from a hotel, we could have booked another hotel if we know it.  Hotel is in a more quieter side of Sakae and a bit of walk to busier area.  Airport Limousine just across the street, that’s most convenient.

Dormy Inn PREMIUM Nagoya Sakae turned out to be one of the best value-for-money hotel experiences in Japan. What’s typically a mid-tier business hotel chain absolutely overdelivered here in comfort, facilities, and thoughtful extras. The onsen (hot spring bath) was a standout—clean, serene, and perfect after a day of sightseeing or travel. The indoor-outdoor design and the relaxing ambiance felt closer to a ryokan experience than a city hotel. Free evening soba noodles? Yes, every night. It’s a charming Dormy Inn signature, and after a long day, it hits the spot more than you'd expect. Laundry machines, massage chairs, and even a relaxation lounge were available—all included or at minimal cost. It’s little details like this that make the stay feel way above its price point.

Booked a 22m twin room for my April Nagoya trip, and found the room larger than I expected. The room is spacious and clean, and there is remote to just control the room lightning. The welcome snacks at the frige is a pleasant surprise too. The public bath is quite small though, before the ramen session I cannot even find myself an available locker, so just give up. Just like other Dormy Inn, next to the onsen there are free popsicles in the evening, and free yakult in the next morning, plus free ramen every evening. Breakfast is quite nice too. You may get hitsumabushi(eel on rice) and kishimen(a type of noodle) which are both famous Nagoya cuisines.

wonder there are only 2 elevators for a 13-floor hotel, it’s a long waiting at anytime and it stops almost every floor which makes a in/out about 3-4 mins. The room air conditioner control is only japanese language, not a user friendly one.A 10/F window room but completely no view due blocked by an external cover, really didn’t expect it’s like a window room was nothing to see.

Super clean hotel! Am surprise of the size of the Room i actually have space to open 2 big suitcase at the same time. Big bed as well ( i need space ) its surprising. Free lundry woth free soap I think the dryer is 100¥ but at this point am running out of underwear. We book this hotel for the "onsen" the pocture i saw online look good so I do hope its gona be nive and relaxing. Am not desapointed of my choice.