Serviced apartments in Toyota

This place is perfect for families, as the room comfortably accommodated my family of four. The space was incredibly spacious, which made our stay so much more relaxing after long days of exploring. The room came equipped with essential amenities that made our trip hassle-free, including a washing machine, hair dryer, and refrigerator—everything we needed for a convenient and comfortable stay. The location couldn't have been better! Located close to Osu Shopping Street, with many eateries nearby. Plus, the Osu Kannon Station on the metro subway was just a 10-minute walk away, making travel around Nagoya super easy. There’s even a minimart near the station, which was perfect for grabbing quick snacks and essentials. Additionally, we loved the cute board on the wall in the room that provided information about interesting places nearby, including shops, restaurants, and other attractions. It was such a thoughtful touch and helped us discover some hidden gems in the area! What truly elevated our experience was the staff. They were incredibly polite and helpful, always ready to assist with a smile, whether it was providing local recommendations or addressing our questions. Their warm hospitality made us feel right at home. I highly recommend Gold Stay Nagoya Osu to anyone looking for a family-friendly, well-located, and comfortable accommodation in Nagoya.

This little apartment is delightful and the hosts are very kind and attentive. Our child was thrilled by the toys and small extras that were given to us. We could really feel at home.

Very clean, spacious and near the station.

Toilet area is very spacious. We at level1 triple room and quite convenient to bring luggages inside. Check in/out very easy. Overall is good stay. Carpark a few mins away.

All clean, well-organized, and perfect size for family.

Great location, short walk to Osu Kannon. Spacious and clean. We appreciate the stocked kitchen, bathroom, washer, clothes drying hangers. Staff replies to questions quickly - though they speak Japanese so you'll need to use google translate.