HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Shinkansen-guchi

The overall environment is good. They have provided free cold water in the lobby, and there's also a beverages vending machine. The laundry room is at another level, and you have to pay 300 yen for washing and 100 yen for drying. You can buy the detergent pack at their counter for 50 yen. My favorite part is they have a bathtub! The bed is soft and comfy. I have good sleep.

I didn't expect the room to be small for a two-person stay. The space is occupied after the large luggage opens in the room... Not enough space for two pieces of luggage. I cannot change my notes to small coins at the counter.

駅に近い

カードキーが使い込んだ感のあるビニールでラッピングされていて分厚くて気持ち悪かった

廊下の声が丸聞こえ。 カーテンを開けると道路向かいの家が丸見えでカーテンを開けられなかった

My stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nagoya Shinkansen-guchi was fine overall — nothing standout, but nothing terrible either. The room was standard for Japan: small, compact, and functional. It had everything I needed for a short stay, but don’t expect much space or anything particularly memorable. Service was also standard — polite and efficient, but very minimal interaction. The location is the strongest point. It’s close to a lot of restaurants for both lunch and dinner, which made it easy to find food nearby. One thing to note is that depending on which exit you take from Nagoya Station, the walk can feel either short or surprisingly long, so that’s worth keeping in mind. Overall, it’s a practical budget hotel if you mainly care about food options and being near the station, and you’re okay with a small, no-frills room.

The initial walk to the hotel at night was a longer than expected because we exited the train station at the wrong spot; however, upon leaving, we were able to find the quickest entrance to the train station.