Find hotels near Iwayaji Temple, Nagoya from SAR 125

"Very centrally located close to the railway station. It was completely satisfactory. The bed was excellent and the room was quiet"

"Most area is very dusty, even the elevator could detect layer of dust. I have an allergy to dust hence had to use a mask. "

"Nothing can beat the location of Meitetsu Grand. The hotel is connected to the subway shopping avenue via a lift, which makes it super convenient to travel by train, shop and dine. There's also plenty of food choices nearby. Staff are very hospitable, overall i had an amazing stay."

"Place is located neat Donki, parking at hotel level is limited. No gym and pool but with sufficient toiletries and coffee available at lobby. Hotel is new and clean"

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"5mins walking distance from Nagoya station. Lots of eating places nearby. There are 7-Eleven and family mart nearby as well. Overall a great stay"

"A great spot to spend our first few nights in Nagoya. Within walking distance of so much it was ideal given we only had 3 nights there. Friendly staff and the amenities, including happy hour and the coffee machine were huge perks. "

"Very friendly and helpful staff I enjoyed my stay even though it was only one day very reasonable price and very close to the airport"

"I score this hotel in line with expectations - this is an excellent location if you want a day or two savouring a bit of onsen fun and relaxation the way that native Japanese would. Don’t expect up-scale luxury, but certainly I was very impressed that every convenience was provided within the rooms and around the hotel. The staff were excellent and very helpful. The atmosphere is bustling and at times a little boisterous. Particularly the evening buffet was quite ‘energetic’ with a distorting PA loudly announcing all the fresh dishes being set out and fish filleting demonstrations etc.. Dinner time was a sort of event. Plenty of choice at the buffet to eat - I was very satisfied. The hotel itself is large and sometimes bewilderingly complex in layout. I found it very interesting - like a grand bubble-era project, now slightly faded by time, but still full of interest. It took all of our two day visit to find every little interesting corner. ( I liked discovering the private onsen rooms and stretching out in my own private hot spring bath ) Oh, and there are welcome drinks from 3pm till 6 including wine juice and coffee, and when you leave there is a small free bus to the station ( even though the station is only about 300m away. In all - had a great time… just went with the flow and came away smiling."