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Modern Comfort and Convenience
Convenient Location
Amenities for a Relaxing Stay
Book your stay at Meitetsu Komaki Hotel and experience modern comfort and convenience in Komaki. Situated near major attractions such as Oasis 21 and Nagoya Station, our 3-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and a restaurant on-site. Enjoy the convenience of having a kettle in your room, along with a flat-screen TV and free toiletries. With a non-smoking policy and proximity to Nagoya Castle, Aeon Mall Atsuta, and Nippon Gaishi Hall, we provide the perfect location for your travels. Don't miss out on the opportunity to stay at Meitetsu Komaki Hotel, just 3 km away from Nagoya Airport.
Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Limpeza,confortável
Nada a dizer
普通
ない
I liked the location and how easy it was to just go down the train station. If you get hungry there's a convenience store on the other side of the road. If ever you just need to get to a place around the hotel, there's a bus station at the back. The room was also good. It was spacious compared to the typical japanese hotel rooms.
The staff's service could've done a better service. I have been to alot of hotels and I know how usual the staff greet and give information that is needed. But the staff at the reception isn't really that useful.
ベッドがキングサイズだった。
朝食が豪華でスタッフの方が親切でした。
ロケーション、混んでないこと、観光にアクセスの良い事
写真から期待したほど朝食のクオリティと種類がイマイチだった。デザートの種類少なく、パンはパサパサ、オレンジジュースは100%で無かったのが減点。
小牧駅直結でわかりやすい
コンビニなど売店がホテル内にない
It had a very premium feel to it. Room was big by Japanese standards. As a tourist from a western country we have higher expectations when traveling to a foreign country but I tried to keep an open mind since Komaki is not a big hub for foreign visitors but I was impressed with the supplies that the hotel room had prepared for me. For example it had a brush for hair and razors ready. Some hotels in Japan don’t have that or there are counters where you grab it yourself.
Not much negative experience. One of the challenges for me was trying to communicate. I can speak a little bit of Japanese but some of the staff only know limited English but are still very helpful. I would recommend guests to be more patient and understanding because we are visiting their country and should atleast try to learn some of the Japanese language or atleast try to translate it online before asking them.
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