This is a lovely hotel and perfect for a short stay, if saying longer not ideal, room very modern and great view, there is no storage in room, no robe, draws or cupboard, no place to put clothes or personal items, no place for suitcases or to open then apart from the floor. Also no international TV service a few limited Japanese channels. Staff and breakfast great location perfect and very modern room and bathroom, hand basin outside of bathroom in entrance, makes things a little awkward, also no lights to shave. Overall liked hotel but would not choose to stay here again.

This is a lovely hotel and perfect for a short stay, if saying longer not ideal, room very modern and great view, there is no storage in room, no robe, draws or cupboard, no place to put clothes or personal items, no place for suitcases or to open then apart from the floor. Also no international TV service a few limited Japanese channels. Staff and breakfast great location perfect and very modern room and bathroom, hand basin outside of bathroom in entrance, makes things a little awkward, also no lights to shave. Overall liked hotel but would not choose to stay here again.

This place is amazing! The service from the staff was truly over the top; by far the most attentive hotel staff I have ever experienced anywhere in the world. The breakfast (included with the stay) was an hour-long dining experience each morning in a dining room, which was also an art gallery, adorned with full length glass windows overlooking Nagoya. The rooms were very large by American standards, let alone Japan. The hotel is located on two floors of an actual tower in the center of Nagoya (The Mirai tower). The Mirai tower itself is a popular tourist destination which is surrounded by bars and restaurants and located literally on top of a huge expansive underground mall filled with dozens more restaurants and upscale shopping (not to mention train stations). Because the hotel occupies just two floors in the Mirai tower, it is essentially a small elegant boutique hotel, in which every detail of the property is hotel property immaculately maintained. I should also mention that the entire hotel is created as an art galley of sorts, and that the hotel staff asked us what we wanted for breakfast the day before each meal (i.e., traditional Japanese, western, special orders) so they could shop appropriately for our individual meal the next day. A five star experience to be sure.

This place is amazing! The service from the staff was truly over the top; by far the most attentive hotel staff I have ever experienced anywhere in the world. The breakfast (included with the stay) was an hour-long dining experience each morning in a dining room, which was also an art gallery, adorned with full length glass windows overlooking Nagoya. The rooms were very large by American standards, let alone Japan. The hotel is located on two floors of an actual tower in the center of Nagoya (The Mirai tower). The Mirai tower itself is a popular tourist destination which is surrounded by bars and restaurants and located literally on top of a huge expansive underground mall filled with dozens more restaurants and upscale shopping (not to mention train stations). Because the hotel occupies just two floors in the Mirai tower, it is essentially a small elegant boutique hotel, in which every detail of the property is hotel property immaculately maintained. I should also mention that the entire hotel is created as an art galley of sorts, and that the hotel staff asked us what we wanted for breakfast the day before each meal (i.e., traditional Japanese, western, special orders) so they could shop appropriately for our individual meal the next day. A five star experience to be sure.