Apartments w: Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Our family, including two elementary school-aged children, stayed here for a room-only plan. The entire room was incredibly spacious. Having separate bedroom and living/dining areas was fantastic, especially in the mornings and evenings, as everyone could go about their routine at their own pace. The furnishings and appliances were top-notch (especially the ReFa hairdryer and shower, and the super comfortable sofa bed). Plus, there were trial appliances available for use, which made our stay even more pleasant. There's a 24-hour convenience store and a food court on the ground floor of STATION Ai, where the hotel is located, and plenty of dining options within walking distance, so we never had trouble finding food. We'd love to stay here again!

The location is very good but it was so dirty!!! there was dust and hair everywhere(( and the floors itself looks unclear. Also there is a problem with closed balcony and a suitcase there😁 we texted to the hotel but they didn't reply to us. also there was a lack of tooth brushes, renewed towels. we booked the apartments because we wee planning to cook wagu but there was a precaution that the smock alarm could react to the cooking and the fire staff will come. So we refused to cook there at all. What's more, it was dirty. Also we weren't sure that there was a clean bed sheets.

Apartment Hotel 11 Nagoya Sakae is an unmanned apartment-style hotel that strikes an excellent balance for both leisure and business travelers. Its biggest draw is the feeling of having your own apartment in Nagoya, rather than a typical hotel room. Each unit is fully equipped with a kitchen, microwave, and washing machine, allowing you to pack light for multi-day stays and cook your own meals if you tire of eating out. The hotel boasts new-build cleanliness and a minimalist, white-themed interior that's very Instagrammable, making it popular with younger guests and female groups. Its prime location within walking distance of Sakae's bustling entertainment district, coupled with relatively quiet nights, is also a major plus. On the other hand, it's an unattended, self-check-in hotel, so those looking for the extensive hospitality or luggage storage services of a traditional hotel might find it unsuitable. However, the seamless check-in process via smartphone and the private, undisturbed space perfectly align with modern travel styles. Overall, it's an ideal choice for anyone prioritizing value for money while seeking the comfort and convenience of a home away from home.

The first time I stayed at a homestay, I felt good and the health was good. There are more procedures before check-in, such as handing over passport data online, and then receiving the password to open the mailbox on the morning of the check-in day - lock key 🔑. The night before checkout, because I was shocked, I was helpless, Trip CS was worthy of praise, and the reply was fast and convenient. The original owner will check out the night before sending email and ask me to put a return key 🔑 to the mailbox. In addition, there are residential houses nearby, which are quieter. If the car has to be parked near the street parking lot. It's not wrong to be an accommodation experience

Stayed in a triple room with two double beds and a twin. Perfect room and size for my family of four. I do wish them at there were better cafes and options for coffee and breakfast in the morning. Many of the local cafes didn’t open until later or catered smoking clients. Otherwise, the location was great.

Neat, but there are bugs entering at night, family apartment, 6 people bed is quite big, cooking tableware is complete, there is a convenience store downstairs. No toothbrushing supplies are provided, you need to bring your own. The inconvenience is that you need to change the room for two days, you need to change the room, check out 10 days a day, check in at 3 o'clock, you can't negotiate. This is too troublesome and there is no storage place, so the quail can be dragged to the oasis after storage, and then check in again at the check-in time. Not as convenient as domestic.

It was very clean and comfortable. It was conveniently located near Nagoya Station. However, it was a little disappointing that there was no place to hang towels in the bathroom and the air conditioning didn't work. Other than that, the facilities and amenities were perfect. It was a great place to stay.

Hotel location is convenient, take the subway to Rong Station only 13 minutes, and there are ramen, Nagoya famous world chicken wings, 7-11 and McDonald's downstairs, but McDonald's opens 09:30-24:00 no breakfast, 09:30 opens the door to sell ordinary set meal, and there is Daiso in the small shopping mall opposite the accommodation.