The staff were polite and greeted us with a smile when we checked in. I am glad that they have staff who could speak some simple English. The free Ramen, ice cream, drinks and stuffs were very nice and value for money. I could go online to get queue number when the breakfast Restaurant were full of people, very useful. I could wait in my room and go down when it was time. The hotel was near to fushimi train station, need to walk down through the underground street to go to the train station. Beware that the underground will be closed on Sunday, so would have to find another way to get to train station. The onsen was good but the outdoor pool at ladies onsen was rather small and could only at most accommodate 2 ladies at the same time. The washing machine was good and free of charge. Only need to pay for the dryer which was 300 yen, very good and value for money. Thank you for the good service provided.

There are only 1 pillow for each of us, so we need to go to receptionist and get another pillow each. It would be good if each bed could have 2 pillows. I think there were 2 housekeeping lady, working on different days. 1 of them were very good and help to throw the plastic bag full of rubbish away but the other one did not. So we have to put the rubbish outside the room for them to clear. The breakfast was good, with variety of food but it would be good if they could change some menu after few days cos I stayed for 9 days and ate the same breakfast everyday.

The location was great. Not too close to crowds, but walkable distance to Oasis 21 and the TV Tower. So does the Nagoya station. Of course, I would suggest to take Uber if you cannot walk a lot. Uber/taxi costs about YEN 950 (~USD 6) to Nagoya station from hotel. Of course, subway will be another option, which I didn't stay long enough to try. People around were very friendly. Foods around was great and cheap. The streets were clean. Nagoya City Science Museum is nearby and nice to take picture outside too. We drove. So, all site-seeing places are all easy to access. Find parking is easy around. Parking for hotel is on the side to same building. Very convenience. Onsen was great. I love the outdoor one with fresh air too.

Just little salty for soup to free night time noodles. Other than this, all great.

I came here with 2 friends, all in our 20's. The onsen was very clean and relaxing. It was not very roomy but it wasn't a problem. It was pretty crowded with guests, but there was enough space for me. Even if you weren't to use the onsen, I think coming here is worth it. The breakfast was included with our room and that was our favorite part. There were various options and the food was restaurant quality. They provided robes and slippers. The wifi and air conditioning worked great, and the room was pretty spacious. We dropped our luggage off in the morning and came back later in the day. The staff was very friendly and helped us find good restaurants to eat at around the area. There were a lot of restaurants within walking distance. I would come here again with my parents or someone I am trying to treat, but probably not with my friends if we were on a budget.

There is nothing in particular we didn't like.

One must mention the insanely good breakfast. Endless selection of both Japanese and western cuisine, all of outstanding quality and pretty presentation, well worth the few minutes of waiting time if all tables are full. The room was spacious enough for Japanese standards. Staff was friendly and helpful, printing service was free.

It seems to be fairly typical in Japan, but as a foreigner I missed having a wardrobe or at least some shelves for personal belongings and clothes, because with the limited floor space it becomes increasingly difficult to live out of a suitcase.

Good breakfast, value for money!

three free laundry machines are placed inside the female shower room right next to the hot spring, very convenient to use and there is no need to queue for long time like in other hotels.

there is no elevator at the metro exit which is closest to the hotel.

I love the Dormy Inns--they always have nice little touches, like a free ice cream when you get out of the bath, or a free bowl of ramen before you go to bed. This one is located in downtown Nagoya, convenient enough to the nightlife, but still far enough away so that you can get a good night's sleep. There was also a free manga library and washing machines, and even a free jelly waiting for you in the fridge. Love it.

What's not to like about this hotel?

This was our first visit to Japan and our first stop and Dormy set the bar quite high! Wonderful location, amazing onsen experience from the yubata, to the hot, cold, sauna components to the laundry facilities to the comic room and ice cream, such a treat!! And I really enjoyed the udon on the evenings. Breakfasts great too, really a wonderful place to stay!

Us, not having more time to stay in Japan!! I recently read a blog on the history of Dormy and found it quite interesting. You could share your story more, it's very warm and inviting and very high on customer experience without a high price. Something more American business should aspire to.

We enjoyed the hotspring onsen, the free ice cream, yacult and ramen. There was free coffee at the lobby the whole day and free cold drinks after 3 pm. The hotel provides a fantastic breakfast. The streets nearby come alive at night with many eateries. Sakae station is about 10 minutes walk away and its underground shopping streets sell better quality stuff such as ladies' clothings.

Having to take a taxi from and to Nagoya Station. It would be nice if Dormy Inn could provide a shuttle service from and to the station.

I know it’s a cultural thing—but Japan really needs to accept that tattoos are no longer a yakuza-related thing or offensive in any way. It’s super discriminatory to not allow people with tattoos use their public baths (especially