Nagoya Luxury Hotel

"Staff most courteous/friendly and speak sufficient English to be very helpful in all respects. Would definitely stay in Marriot Associa again when we next visit Nagoya. Please convey our heartfelt thanks to hotel and staff."

"Everting as described. No surprises. Good hotel and location "

"Great service. Great institution. Our room was a little dated but that brought a kind of retro charm. Fittings were clearly state of the art when they were installed. We had a smoking room so I wonder if the non smoking rooms might have more contemporary fittings."

"Hotel surpassed all expectations. Outstanding hotel staff. They are exceptionally courteous & all spoke English when they saw that we didn’t understand Japanese. The breakfast buffet is worth it. We bought it at the time of reservation and saved some $ if you have 2 people or more. Also, the amenities are great. The gym had a full set up to include dumbbells, treadmills, rower, even a Smith machine and a lot of other machines. I’ve seen private membership gyms with less equipment. They also have a full locker room set up, pool, and tennis courts. The location is great. You’re right next to the Fushimi station which allows you to go anywhere on the subway and you can take the #16 bus back to the train station easily by walking one block from the hotel. As far as Nagoya- Everything is really affordable right now if you’re converting from either Korean Won or USD to JPY. But be prepared to get cash at the train station. There are few international atms in Nagoya, so get the cash while you can plus you’ll need it to buy a train ticket. The buses are cash only or IC card. The sushi is great-there’s a fish market past the Pachinko parlor- a 12 minute walk from the hotel & some of the best Tuna sushi and Sashimi we have ever had was served there. Highly recommend the Hilton for this trip. It’s right where you want to be and it’s exceptionally comfortable. Deluxe king included an iron, kettle, Nespresso, cups, empty fridge, glasses, hairdryer, safe, slippers, robes, laundry, kimonos."