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Top Toyohashi Hotel Reviews

Hotel Grand Tiara MinamiNagoya

8/10 Good

"Had a unagi for breakfast"

Toyoko Inn Chubu International Airport No.1

8/10 Good

"Toyoko Inn at Centrair is a massive, highly efficient operation, perfectly situated on the airport island and incredibly convenient for anyone flying out of Chubu Centrair International Airport. The check-in and check-out processes were impressively fast and efficient, which was especially appreciated before an international departure. The room was basic, but it had everything I needed for a final night in Japan. Nothing was luxurious or particularly memorable, but the hotel delivered exactly what it promised: convenience, functionality, and efficiency. One interesting thing about the experience is that, for better or worse, it didn’t really feel like Japan. The scale of the hotel and the sheer number of guests gave it more of an international airport-hotel atmosphere. For some travelers, that may be a plus; personally, I found it a little impersonal, and for some reason I never quite felt relaxed during my stay. That said, I would absolutely stay here again. When you need a clean, practical, no-fuss place to stay right next to the airport, it is hard to beat the convenience. For an early flight or the last night of a trip, Toyoko Inn Centrair is a very sensible choice."

Okura Act City Hotel Hamamatsu

8/10 Good

"I really liked my room. It was spacious and clean. The staff were very helpful. The only negative is that I think the property could be updated a little bit. My stay was great. I'll definitely stay again when in the Hamamatsu area."