Hotels near Fuso Station, Nagoya

"The property was pretty new. Location was fantastic, right below the train station and goes directly to the airport on this line. There's alsona supermarket and various food options plus a drug store, a short walk away. However, there weren't daily towel and yukata refresh like most other Japanese hotels. Nor was there trash removal options like placing it outside the room. We get that the room is not cleaned daily but the trash and fresh towels were our basic expectations. "

"Best "Business Hotel" that we've found in 6-7 trips to Japan. Spacious clean room. Friendly very helpful staff - using our Translate apps worked fine. Free breakfast modest by Japanese standards but very generous by U.S. standards. Daily maid service included. We did not try the spa baths, but the room included two sets of pajamas to wear to/from the baths. Very convenient to the local hospital where we visited a patient. Alert: Very firm beds. Desk not staffed during the wee hours. Taxi service limited in this city during heavy rain and certain "rush" hours."

"Very attentive and friendly staff. Great location walkable to Inuyama station and Inuyama castle. Loved the breakfast. Very spacious room. Would stay again. "

"Room so small it had only one chair!"

"広くて快適でした"

"The room is a repurposed office, so the shape is a little unusual having a full window as the wall facing the road. This is covered by a curtain. If you need to sleep in total darkness, it may be a little uncomfortable. The curtain blocked the light enough for us to sleep comfortably though. The location gives great walking access to the castle and train station. There are trains and buses to different cultural attractions. There was a short fireworks show every evening from about 8:30 to 9 (in the beginning of August.) We had a great view from the walking bridge over the main road just a two minute walk from the apartment. The fireworks were set off far from the apartment, so it was not too loud. Local restaurants were not great, but there was a super market where we could pickup things for breakfast. The small refrigerator and microwave made it easy to keep and heat food without using the “kitchenette” which had a 500 yen extra fee for its use. Near the castle and other attractions, restaurants were very good. "