Super Hotel Premier Nagoya — Hotel in Nagoya

This hotel was marketed as Natural, Organic, and Smart - a LOHAS like packaging. All in all they have spent efforts in minimizing wastages - including Front Office working hours - there are no staff off hours.

There was an open bar early evening, but unfortunately we were too busy outside shopping, would be quite pleasant if mingling was included.

Location: close to Fish market + Station, not close to Sakae (Happy Streets) and major departments stores. Downstairs are a few Izakayas, and closest one has the cheapest NamaBiru (Draught) seen in Japan ever. Great spot to wind down.

Parking: Right across has an okay parking area, fair priced for 12 hours and off hours. Nagoya has some steep parking prices, gotta shop around before choosing one. Around the corner would be cheaper, so you do have choices.

Public Bath: Comparatively a bit smaller, but makes sense. IMHO, good enough for a quick bath.

Amenities: They have a whole bunch of accessories for customers to choose from, various pillows, bath salts, and everyday personal hygiene items. Great setup for a younger market.

Room size: we could open flat two full size luggage for packing, which is already a win, if compared to other Japanese brands. Again, makes sense thus 'smart' in their own words.

Extra: Our room was fitted with a ceiling mounted projector, including the ceiling lighting, projecting to about 80-100 inch on the wall, and its internet-connected with apps, a great option as even new hotels don't have youtube-able TVs. We have YT+Netflix lifestyles so this really works...

Conclusion: Great for biz trip obviously, but surprisingly good for End-of-trip stay as it provides the space and sensible convenience and location. Dormy is not the only...

10 minute walk from JR Nagoya station via the underground Unimall, which has shops and restaurants. Got the projection room and it was great to be watching Japanese TV on the wall. I loved the onsen, the water is slightly alkaline, and good selection of pillows at the reception. Pajamas also are available. Access to the room is by entering a number, this meant that I didn't have to worry about keycards. Friendly and helpful staff. There is only one lift which could be a long wait at times. Highly recommended.

If you come by Meitetsu, head to JR Nagoya underground then find the entrance to Unimall, near the exit to JR Nagoya Gate. Then use exit U10 and walk past...

朝のチェックアウト時間前に部屋に入らないでください。 着替えている最中の下着姿でしたので非常に不快ですし、その後恐怖で手の震えがしばらく止まりませんでした。 普通ノックくらいするのが常識では無いでしょうか。 謝罪も流れるような「ごめんなさーい！」でしたし。相場は「大変失礼いたしました」ですよね？ このご時世に性別を押し出した意見を言うのもどうかとは思いますが、清掃員には男性もおられるようですし、くつろげるはずである女の子1人のプライベートな時間、空間にこんなことが起こるなんて信じられません。 旅行2日目非常に楽しみにしていたのにもう楽しめません。

┈追記┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ フロントにはどなたもいらっしゃらないためお電話にて改めてご連絡させて頂きました。 親身になって聞いて下さり、「怖い思いをさせてしまい申し訳ございません」との謝罪のお言葉は頂きましたが、その後無言の時間が長く続きこちらからなにか言葉を待っているかのようで困惑しました。 本来なら【上の者に報告し改めて謝罪のご連絡をさせて頂くためお名前と電話番号を伺う】だったり【こちらになにかできるお詫びはないか伺う】等の提案をそちらから行うべきではないのでしょうか。 私事にはなりますが、新入社員の頃からそういった対応をきちんと教育して頂きました。リアルタイムで言葉を返さなければならない電話対応というものは非常に気持ちも焦りますが、言葉遣いや敬語なんてどうだって構いません。とにかく今後の対応についての話を切り出すのはそちらが務めるべきです。 無言のまま何も話さないので切って良いか尋ねたところそういった提案や改めた謝罪などなくあっさり電話は終了しました。 あまりの出来事に電話口で私が泣いてしまったのも困惑させてしまったかもしれないのですが、清掃員だけでなく社員の方を含めて教育が乏しく感じました。

正直☆ひと...