Hostel Wasabi Nagoya Ekimae

Stuff is not friendly and not rude, they seems just not really care about you, and that’s fine. You can keep you luggage before check in for free, but you have to pay to keep if after check out There are clean bathrooms and toilets are fine. Coin washing machine , free miso soup on the first floor. Free lockers for small i teams like laptop only Super close to the train station Would stay again🫰🏼

Cheap and cheerful. Even though it's a dorm with capsule style beds it was surprisingly quiet. They have a clean fridge and seating area. They supply an incredible amount of makeup, curling irons etc. Free drinks and great showers. My only complaint is the tatami mats are not as comfortable as other places have been. Mine may have been older or something but it wasn't the greatest for comfort. But clean as a whistle and I'd stay again for the price. Hot tip! Right in front of the Denny's is a set of stairs that will take you into the INCREDIBLE underground shopping plaza and train station. Don't stand in the Blazing heat waiting to cross to get back to the train station! And there's a BLUE SEAL down there!!! 🥳🥳🥳

Fantastic hostel. Super close to train station, just 30 min walk to the Toyota museum. AC keeps rooms cool. Bed is a little thin, but acceptable. Free coffee, tea and miso soup is a big plus!

The place is decent in terms of price. My capsule/bunk bed was clean hence I really had a sound sleep. It’s also considerably near to shops which is a plus. Will definitely book this property if I’ll be traveling again to Nagoya.||||Keep up the great service! :)

This place has nothing to do with an hostel. It is a "cheap" accommodation in a very good location (5min walk from Nagoya Station). That's all. Staff members do not interact with guests so I cannot express an opinion on them. The level of security is very low as anybody can access the building (hence the dorms) during the day. There is a code to open the door at night but, as a matter of fact, a very drunk man was sleeping on the floor of my dorm and I don't think he was a guest (or he would have gone to his bed). I had to sleep with my backpack in the bed or the only option was to leave it outside the dorm. Toilets & showers are clean. Shampoo/conditioner/boady soap/body lotion and hair dryer available (as in most accommodations in Japan). The good thing is free miso soup!

I understand that every hostel has its own rules and character, but this experience left me feeling quite uncomfortable. After checking out, I only planned to grab a quick breakfast nearby and return in about 20 minutes to collect my luggage. However, the front desk told me I couldn’t leave my bags there anymore. Their reason was that they were “about to change the door code,” which didn’t seem genuine and came across as an excuse. While I respect that each place has its policies, offering a short-term luggage hold is a basic courtesy that many travelers appreciate. I hope the hostel can improve its communication and be a bit more considerate in handling such situations in the future.

The laundry dryer doesn’t work despite three sessions of 30 minutes ||Otherwise great location and clean facilities ||Very near to Nagoya Station. ||Luggage are stored outside the room so less noise

Great location, based in the centre of Nagoya. The capsules are comfy, however the air conditioning unit is quite loud at night time and it is quite warm. But over all, amazing place