Hotel Trusty Nagoya, Nagoya

The hotel had an old-world charm with fairly standard amenities in Japan at a reasonable price. However, the initial disappointment was off-putting for the money. The staff was very polite and tried to please us as much as possible, even though they spoke little English.

The hotel offers clean and comfortable rooms with friendly staff in a great location near Fushimi train station and points of interest; however, the rooms lack soundproofing and are small. The dining experience is tasty but limited in options.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The rooms were what I expected - big and clean with the bonus of an air purifier that helped eliminate the cigarette smell. Despite the tiny window facing the back alley, it was surprisingly quiet, which was nice.

I had a mixed experience staying at this hotel. The rooms were quite large, clean, and well-maintained with provided toiletries, which was a plus. However, the room size itself was pretty small, making it challenging to comfortably fit two suitcases on the floor.

The hotel is placed in a quieter neighborhood, just a few blocks from the subway, and one stop away from Sakae, offering a good location close enough to the action. The rooms are clean and snug in size, but the dining could use more variety. The staff is quite friendly and helpful, yet there could be improvements in explaining amenities like the WiFi setup. The facilities are satisfactory overall with a reasonable room rate.

The hotel is located conveniently close to Sakae, just across the road from the main shopping street, making it a great base for exploring the city. The rooms are typical in size for Japan, clean, and include nice amenities like a kettle and complimentary teas. The service is warm, polite, and helpful, with staff members who speak good English. The dining options are a bit limited, but the Sets A and B are nicely presented, although some items might not be as hot as expected. Overall, the hotel offers good value for money and is near various convenience stores and attractions like Nagoya Castle.

The hotel room was more spacious than most for a single person stay in Japan, but there was a cigarette kind of smoke smell. The staff were friendly, efficient, and helpful without exception, although they refuse to hold a parking spot for their customers. The location is close to a central metro station and within walking distance to the Fushimi subway station. The dining options were nice, although the restaurant is quite small. Overall, it offers good value for money with some minor drawbacks.

The hotel rooms had old world charm but were pretty small for two people, making it hard to lay two suitcases on the floor. They were bigger than other hotels I have stayed in. The service was very polite and helpful, although the staff spoke little English. They changed the linen every single day which I appreciated. The location was quite good, just a few blocks from the subway and one stop to the main shopping destination, namely Sakae. The dining options were interesting but a bit repetitive with limited choices. Overall, the hotel offered a mix of positives and negatives for a stay in the city.

The hotel rooms, equipped with an air purifier that effectively eliminated cigarette smell, felt more like those in a business hotel and had all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. However, since it was a smoking room, the smell could still linger, which was a downside.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but the bed was a little small with only one pillow. The lack of soundproofing was a downside as I could hear the television from the next room. On the positive side, the rooms had sufficient space for two people and a larger than average bathroom. The service was excellent despite some communication issues among the staff. The location was convenient, with various attractions within walking distance. The dining options were limited but enjoyable. Overall, a decent stay with a few minor drawbacks.