Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier

I stayed here on 10/16/2024 for one night and was overall pleased with the experience. Great view from the room, good accommodations, and breakfast was very nice also. Hotel spoke English well throughout for those traveling. I would stay here again!

**Visiting Nagoya: Hotel Overview** If you're visiting Nagoya for the first time, it's important to note that the hotel is a short walk from the main area. It's recommended to take the street walkway instead of the underground mall to avoid getting lost. The hotel entrance is quite noticeable, and the lobby is located on the 8th floor. The service provided by the hotel staff is excellent, contributing to a pleasant experience. In terms of accommodations, the rooms are slightly larger than the standard size typically found in major Japanese cities, offering a comfortable stay. Additionally, the hotel features a public bath, which is well-sized—not too big, yet adequate for a relaxing soak after a long day of exploring. One downside to note is that they do not provide bags for guests to carry necessary amenities to the public bath, which might be a minor inconvenience.

I love this hotel! this has to be on my top 5 hotels for this trip. the selling point for me was the onsen. very clean and enjoyable but please make sure to read up on how to use an onsen to avoid making this place look gross! i think they provide but guests tend to disregard it. the rooms are typical size for a japanese hotel. location wise is pretty close to the station

Great hotel close to everything. Nice comfortable room and nice facilities. Especially the Onsen that stays open all night until late morning. Nice view of the city.

It was easy to get to the hotel from Nagoya station. It’s about a 5 min walk from meitetsu mall and 8 mins walk from takayshimaya. There’s also an underground passage way that leads to Nagoya station via midland square. The public bath was a bonus find. Amenities are available at the lobby so it’s pretty much tourist friendly.

Room was large by Japanese standards. Staff were not very helpful or friendly to non-Japanese guests. Good amenities bar with everything you need for your stay. Location was fairly close to JR Nagoya station, but downside was you couldn't book a taxi at the hotel. It's a no pick up zone.

All staff were very polite and helpful when checking in and out. Room a bit small but very clean, however during my four nights stay, the cups and teaspoons were never cleaned by housekeeper, also my bed wasn’t made. The only things done daily were changing towels and clearing trash bins

I liked this hotel very much.i.e.|1) quite near Nagoya Stations(JR,Meitetsu,Kintetsu and subways). I recommend that you go from the stations using underground way to reach there to avoid heat in summer and to find the guidance indicated rather than waisting time on the surface to find it among many sky scrapers.|2) spacious and artistic|3)you can go to the public bath wearing pajamas and with slippers without beeing seen by other visitors and guests wearing normal clothes|4) a refrigerator in rooms.(there was none in Mitsui Garden hotel Kyoto Ekimae)|5) Ice cube is available on each floor in front of the elevator(only on one floor at Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyot Ekimae.)|6) 18F hotel lobby was gorgeous and you can enjoy the scenery

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.