Nikko Style Nagoya

My room was immaculate, had good natural light, and felt approachable yet modern. In other words, no weird gadgets or switches, just things that made sense.

The PAÑPURI brand of toiletries had a very pleasing aroma — it was jasmine and green tea, if you’re interested — although there was an awful lot of single-use plastic between those products and the coffee/tea set.

I did check out a Deluxe + room, which really only differed in terms of the toiletries, and the fact that it had a white noise machine (to help lull some folks to sleep).

From what I saw, all rooms were clean, easy to navigate, and had quite pleasing beds (and mattresses).

In all, the Nikko Style Nagoya was a very nice stay. Part of the breakfast was a little underwhelming in taste, and some of the staff needed a little motivation, but most employees with whom I spoke were glad to help. At the reception desk, Nagata san was quite nice, and helped me with my bike. Not to mention, Nakajima san and Nishi san seemed proud to work at the initial Nikko Styles-branded hotel, open to help me out whenever I had a question.

Good location, clean feeling, and bike rentals … I’m satisfied!