Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier

Mitsui Garden is our hotel of choice in Japan, and in just the past 2-1/2 years, we've had top-notch Mitsui Garden experiences in Sapporo, Sendai, Osaka, Hiroshima, and three different locations in Tokyo. Hey, if it ain't broke... Well, of course, we stayed here. It had an ideal downtown location just a five-minute walk to Nagoya Station.||We had booked two nights in a Superior King Room for $220 per night, a reasonably priced high-end accommodation. Just as stylishly modern as the others in the chain, the lobby was sleek with panoramic views of the immediate city skyline. Keep in mind that Nagoya is the 4th largest city in Japan, so it felt pretty cosmopolitan. The front desk staff was cordial and comfortably fluent in English.||Our room was pretty spacious at 248 square feet, enough to accommodate not only a king bed but also a chaise lounge and a pretty large bathroom with plenty of amenities. I have to admit our stay in Nagoya was so quick we didn't take advantage of the Sky Bar restaurant, but we did take a late soak in the large onsen which was immaculately maintained. We would definitely stay here again when we need a Nagoya fix.

I've stayed at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier four times now and always enjoy the views, the location, the comfort, the amenities and the food. This time I booked a superior king room rather than a queen. It had a wide view across the city to the mountains. A staff member had advised that having a king room meant I would not really be able to see the castle, a love of mine, but I was given a room where I could still see it in the far distance which was great. ||The room was still fairly compact but well-designed, so the space overall was ok. I was able to fit my wheeled suitcase in as well as the big backpack, without their impeding movement. The bed was comfortable, as was the lounge with its pretty cushion. The lounge along with its small table had to double as a desk though, which wasn't ideal. There were PJs and slippers for use within the hotel. ||These rooms have very nice lit cabinets for the attractive crockery, glassware and ice bucket. Metal cutlery in a drawer below. And it's always a bonus to have a capsule coffee machine! Also there was an electric jug, with teabags and coffee capsules provided.The fridge and tv were both a good size. There was adequate clothes hanging space but no drawers for clothes. The room also contained a small safe and a humidifier. I found the WiFi could be slow. ||The bathroom was good with lots of bench space and a deep, long bath. Quality complimentary facial products was another bonus.||The staff were helpful and nice. The hotel lobby always looks great. There's extensive shelving displaying flowers, objets d'art and books; cool decor including an impressive ceiling artwork; and a panoramic view. The large floral installations on that floor were superb, and downstairs by the lift there were more flowers beside green shachihoko. Breakfasts feature local specialities and are very good. I much enjoyed the eel dish.||The hotel is in an excellent location, less than 10 minutes walk to the JR and Meitetsu Stations, close to the Midland Shopping Centre and heaps of other shops as well as many eateries. It's about a 30 minute walk to Nagoya Castle or the Sakae District. Less to various museums and parks, or it's easy to take a train.||And thank you very much for the lovely special gift of a Nagoya castle paper clip for staying more than a certain number of nights!

First time staying at Mitsui Garden and it was one of our nicest stay in Nagoya. We had the Superior room with queen size bed for four nights on the 24 floor with breakfast. The room was spacious, enough for a big suitcase and two cabin.Very clean and modern interior and 5 minutes from Nagoya station with all the major shops and restaurants. The hotel had onsen for the guests. The breakfast buffé was fresh with both western and japanese dishes. You were also able to choose a main course from their breakfast menue. The staff at the front desk made us feel welcomed both check in and check out went smoothly. We enjoyed our stay so much that we decided to rebook our earlier hotel reservation to Mitsui Garden for our last night in Japan. Relaxed, clean and modern hotel.

As usual for Mitsui Garden Hotels it has a good location and beautiful rooms. Staff is nice, but there was a long queue for checkin in the afternoon. It seems the hotel is quite busy with lots of travellers. Which brings me to the next point: Two washing machines is not nearly enough. The machines have been busy since we arrived. There are so many people in this hotel (check the room numbers!) so I really don't understand this. I also can't see any info about laundry service which makes this even worse.

Thank you to front office staff Umeda. Great check in customer service.Stayed 1 night with mum and dad. Location was perfect to the bullet train about 10mins away but feels quicker because there is an underground passage from station all the way to hotel.Hotel room had really nice touches like the bed was very comfortable and acoustics insulation I can tell had been considered.Modern and clean surroundings and room. No complaints. Also incredible view.They also have a spa - not much to shout about but nice bonus.Also they have the modern laundry all in one washer and dryer with digital lock - but only two - nice and appropriated.Thanks for the nice stay between Tokyo and Osaka. Nagoya has amazing eel rice and chill vibes.

My families was here for 2 night. The room is clean and coszy The staff was very helpful. They also help to transfer our luggage to Tokyo so that we don't have to travel with luggage. On the 2nd day even though we didn't ask them to clean the room, we are surprised they placed the clean towels on our door with free bottle water. That's was a thumbs up compared to other hotel we stayed.Overall experience was good. Will be back again.

The hotel’s location is convenient. It has an underpass to JR Nagoya and nearby malls. You can find many food and shopping options in the vicinity.I specifically requested for a room with good view. Luckily, the hotel gave me a room on the top floor and the view was magnificent (tried to take a photograph during sunset).The room was too small to my liking. For a room of three, there was barely space to unfold our luggage. I recommend getting a bigger room.

Clean, located close to nagoya train station. Propably the most modern hotel is this area. Friendly staff at check-in, breakfast acceptable but sufflee eggs are desaster. A regular sunny side up or omlette would do the job much better. Room size was decent, bath tub looks on lictures much bigger than it is in real, not suitable for westerners. Overall, recommended place to stay.

Nice hotel in Nagoya. The lobby is on the 16 or something floor in an office building so the views are incredible. The room was decently spacious but I found that the price was a bit expensive compared to other hotels. The restaurant has limited options but there is plenty of food options nearby and a convenience store. Close to the train station.

Very nice hotel with views! I didn't really get to enjoy much because I was in and out, but for the quick stay I enjoyed it. I got some inspiration to make some music in my room from the views and I highly enjoyed the instant drip coffee they had available in the room.

My friend and I stayed at the Mitsui Garden Nagoya Premier this past December. Check-in was a smooth process. The twin room was nice and had a little fridge for you to store any drinks or perishable items. Room size was average. The décor was very modern and the beds were really comfortable. I really like the indoor onsen that they have behind the registration desk. It was modern and exceptionally clean. I went there almost every morning and night for a hot soak. They also provide complimentary socks to use as well. The breakfast buffet at The Living Room was very good. There was a mix of American and Japanese food: congee, bacon, scrambled eggs, sausages, kishimen noodles, salads, steamed chicken, etc. My favorites were the boiled bank of beef(beef stew), uirro and their vinegar drinks. The front desk also accepted packages so you can order things in Japan and have them ship it to the hotel. Service was exceptional. If I ever go back to Nagoya, I will definitely stay here again.

Don't be followed by the name "premier". It's a standard Japanese business hotel marketed to domestic Japanese travelers hoping for some luxury. The room is small and scuffed up, and of course the pillows are bean filled (yes beans). Th toiletries all have that odd sickly sweet green apple scent, and the included breakfast was EEL or a HAMBURGER. I am not making this up. For the price, it's not bad, but if you are actually looking for something "premier" stay elsewhere.