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Nagonoya Cafe Guest House - Hostel

4.1/5(343 Reviews)

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Nagoya, Aichi (prefecture)

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Experience the vibrant city of Nagoya with a comfortable and affordable stay at Nagonoya Cafe Guest House. Centrally located in the vibrant Nishi-ku neighborhood, this hostel offers easy access to popular attractions such as Shikemichi and Nagoya International Center. Just a short walk away from the bustling city scene, Nagonoya Cafe Guest House provides a peaceful oasis for travelers.

With cozy and well-equipped guestrooms, featuring microwaves and access to a shared kitchen, Nagonoya Cafe Guest House offers a home-away-from-home experience. Stay connected with complimentary wireless internet and freshen up with complimentary toiletries in the ensuite bathrooms. And don't forget to take in the beautiful garden views from the comfort of your room.

Looking to socialize? The hostel's common television area and free Wi-Fi are perfect for connecting with fellow travelers. Need help planning your adventures in Nagoya? The hostel's tour and ticket assistance make it easy to explore the city. And for those who love to BBQ, the hostel has barbecue grills available for use.

For added convenience, Nagonoya Cafe Guest House offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and access to on-site laundry facilities. And when it comes to dining options, there's no need to leave the hostel with delicious meals available at the on-site restaurant, 喫茶なごのや, and a coffee shop/café for a quick bite. Unwind and relax with a drink at the on-site bar/lounge after a day of exploring.

But the best part? Nagonoya Cafe Guest House is conveniently located just a short distance from Chubu Centrair Intl. Airport, making it the perfect choice for travelers seeking affordable yet comfortable accommodations. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the best of Nagoya. Book your stay at Nagonoya Cafe Guest House online now to enjoy the perfect blend of convenience and comfort in the heart of Nagoya.

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01:00 PM

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11:00 AM

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Locker room
Designated smoking areas
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges.

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Triple Room (103)

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Shared Dormitory, Women only, Non Smoking (6 Guests Available)

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Ratings & Reviews

4.1/5

343 Ratings

Gracie

5/5

20 Aug, 2023

Visiting Japan with friends and got the Triple Room! Lots of space and SO clean and refreshed for a hostel, with single-room showers and toilets. The Annex (hostel building) had a nice kitchen and lounge that was perfect for people to hang out in. Outside was the shopping street so lots of fun to walk around. Lots of cafes but Nagonoya had delicious drinks and I wish we could’ve stayed longer!

Ben Hsu

4/5

18 Dec, 2022

For Endo-ji or Shikemichi Historical Township shopping district, the Nagonoya Cafe seems to be the only one cafe which opens for early Sunday AM dining services; thus, the cafe is rather busy with diners. Cafe offers coffee, latte, and other drinks, while it also provides sandwich, French fried, and other breakfast selections. Cafe staffs are friendly and can command English to communicate with the non-Japanese customers.

Paul Mazzeno

5/5

22 Feb, 2017

My family and I loved our stay here. The staff was super friendly and spoke English well. They clearly care about their guests and their stay. There were plenty of instructions and information in English as well. They also had plenty of English-language guides and maps to Nagoya and the surrounding areas. It's typical Japanese-style guest house living. We stayed in the Japanese room, which easily could fit four futons on the tatami mats and was a tight fit for five futons (normally the limit is four). The shower rooms were private, had nice stalls with soap, shampoo, and conditional, and had plenty of hot water. Bring a towel or plan to rent one. Probably the biggest detractor was that the walls and doors were thin and any noise carried, but the other guests were generally respectful of the quiet hours. We cooked ramen in the small common area kitchenette using the provided kitchen and dining ware and ate at the common room table. The small care and restaurant downstairs was very nice and welcoming. We even got to enjoy a local jazz group playing downstairs one Sunday night.