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Minn STATION Ai Nagoya

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Visitors praise the spacious, clean rooms and the convenience of having cooking facilities. The friendly staff and smooth check-in/check-out process are also frequently mentioned positives. A common point of confusion or inconvenience is that guests need to bring their own bedding and toiletries.

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Japan, 〒466-0064 Aichi, Nagoya, Showa Ward, Tsurumai, 1-chōme−2−32 STATION Ai 7階
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About this place Minn STATION Ai Nagoya

Discover Minn STATION Ai Nagoya, a thoughtfully designed hotel in Japan's Aichi Prefecture that warmly welcomes LGBTQ+ travelers. While not exclusively a gay venue, this establishment prides itself on being an inclusive and welcoming space for all guests, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Located in the vibrant city of Nagoya, this hotel offers a modern and stylish base for exploring the region. You can expect a comfortable atmosphere and attentive service, making it an excellent choice for those who value inclusivity. The hotel's commitment to being LGBTQ+ friendly means you can relax and be yourself. Its convenient location in Nagoya provides easy access to the city's attractions, whether you're interested in culture, dining, or entertainment. The specific amenities and vibe are consistent with a modern, welcoming hotel designed to cater to a diverse clientele, ensuring a pleasant experience for every guest. Minn STATION Ai Nagoya is situated at 1-chōme−2−32 Tsurumai, Showa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi, 466-0064, Japan. For more information or to book your stay, please visit their website at https://staytuned.asia/en/brands/minn/hotels/minn-stationainagoya?utm_source=google&utm_medium=gbp&utm_campaign=Minn+STATION+Ai+Nagoya. This welcoming hotel is ready to host your next adventure in Nagoya.

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Karla Chien
Karla Chien Jun 2026

This is the guesthouse we stayed at in Nagoya for four nights. The rooms were spacious and clean, and we could buy our own groceries and cook. There was also a small bar in the lobby on the 7th floor, with a nice atmosphere and reasonable prices. There was also a large terrace outside where you could stargaze at night and watch football matches during the day. It wasn't located in an urban jungle, so it felt really nice.

N. Y (N.Y)
N. Y (N.Y) Jun 2026

The check-in and check-out process was very smooth. I registered my existing transportation IC card as my key during check-in. The room was clean and tidy, and had a microwave, refrigerator, cooking utensils, and dish soap, making for a comfortable stay. It was also great that I could use the free shuttle bus from Nagoya Station on my way back.

c’courage松本
c’courage松本 Jun 2026
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ぴっぴ8888 Jun 2026

I stayed here for the first time because my favorite artist was having a concert nearby. The hotel is on the 7th floor of a multi-purpose building. When I waited in the lobby until check-in time, I found it was a common area open to non-guests, and there was a piano there. Several girls, who looked like elementary school students, were playing the piano noisily (though not at a level that would cause a headache), and three boys, who looked like middle school students, were fighting on the sofa, making a racket. The table was dirty and in a terrible state. When I told a hotel employee, they said, "No matter how much we tell them to stop, it's no use; it's the building's responsibility," and did nothing. I was baffled by their inaction despite the terrible situation, so I said, "Well, if that's the case, they could damage the property, and it's so bad you should report it to the building manager." I felt they had given up on solving the problem before even trying to intervene. After that response, I decided this hotel was no good. If it's the building's responsibility, I think the building manager should take immediate action. There are signs discouraging disruptive behavior, but they're completely ineffective. The hotel itself is relatively new and clean, but the room I finally escaped the noise into, despite being a non-smoking room, reeked of cigarette smoke from the air conditioner... It was room 701. Probably a guest with bad manners smoked there... It was a hot day, so I couldn't help but use the air conditioner, but even after spraying air freshener and blasting the air purifier, the smell wouldn't go away... I endured it since it was only for one night, but it was incredibly difficult. I think anyone who doesn't smoke would understand. In short, I will never stay there again, I wouldn't recommend it to others, and I would stop anyone considering staying there. You should reconsider; there are plenty of good hotels in Nagoya.

Chunhanuch Anantamongkol
Chunhanuch Anantamongkol May 2026
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ゆー May 2026

It's really spacious, so it's fine for one person, but I think it's great value for money for families or friends 👍️ You'll need to bring your own bedding and toiletries 👍️ There's also a fun (free) shuttle bus from Nagoya Station, so please use it if you have some extra time 👍️

Antonio Palomino
Antonio Palomino May 2026

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