Hotels in Okazaki

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• Okazaki New Grand Hotel
  "Best Hotel for International Travelers in Okazaki"
  "This was our first trip to Japan and were very confused on where to stay as we were visiting our Son whom was teaching English here. Very few hotels (or anything) in Okazaki have staffs that speak English so that made it more difficult. The staff didnt speak English but could read it very well.The..." Front Desk staff and restaurant staff went out of their way to make our stay amazing. The views from the rooms of the river are wonderful, the hotel is within walking distance to much of the city, cabs are always available and within walking distance of Trains. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet on the top floor and just love the walks along the river area. We spent a few more dollars to upgrade to a suite and loved the extra space. It was HUGE! Internet connection and TV and beds were great. Okazaki isnt a meca for International tourists so we expected it wouldnt be easy but they really make you feel at home. If your travels take you here, this is the hotel to stay at! " More >
• Okazaki New Grand Hotel
  "My home in Okazaki"
  "Excellent hotel, very friendly staff, best lobby in Okazaki, rooms on smaller side like Ny Japanese hotel, some single rooms on 7th floor are a bit bigger with a sofa, breakfast is good but expensive at 1300 yen. The sauna is one of the best with a great view of castle. The 2nd floor has some vend..."ing machines for snacks and drinks and beer. Always prefer staying, for many years, did try Daiichi and AB hotel but not worth it. " More >
• AB Hotel Okazaki
  "Simply Fab"
  "Great business hotel. Walking distance to Okazaki JR Station - so close you could see the station. Very clean with huge reception and lounge area, the floor was so shiny you can see your reflection lol. The staff's ability to speak english was limited but they were very helpful. Vending machines in..." dining room: cup noodle, soft drinks, beer and cigarette. We only pay for the room so no idea what breakfast was like. The room was tiny - like any other business hotel in Japan but you found everything you needed in there. The bed was comfy-ish and the toilet fitted with those high tech buttons. Trouser/clothes press machine were located near the lift, I supposed its free to use but we never tried it. Our floor had few vending machines, especially the important one: beer vending machine! On the ground floor there's washing machine room to wash your clothes. There's communal women bathroom, entry with super secret pin number lol. The front door closed and locked at midnight, but you sti... " More >