Takane Castle

Location is very near the train station, a Donki shop, and a long row of shopping malls and popular Japanese goods. The block where it’s at, though, seems to be a popular hangout for the younger generation and there are trash and cigarette butts all around. The rest of Nagoya isn’t as littered or noisy as this corner. There also seems to be an occasional sewer smell in the area. The hotel tries its best to satisfy customers so if being in a hangout area isn’t an issue to you, it is a good option.

It’s an older building and historic in some ways as it was built in the 1930s I believe. The rooms are always very clean, spacious, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The parking system is easy and efficient too.