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Tucked away in a quiet corner of Nagoya, the "First Generation Kanzaburō Nakamura Memorial Statue" by Tsubasa Tsuno stands as a poetic tribute to Japan’s legendary kabuki master. Its expressive gaze and flowing robes whisper stories of old theatre magic. Stand before it, and let history speak—not through words, but through silence, grace, and timeless artistry.
Hilton Nagoya Hotel
This hotel is the perfect choice in the heart of Nagoya! Whether you're here for shopping, sightseeing, or business, its location is incredibly convenient. The hotel boasts a range of facilities, including an indoor heated pool, sauna, and fitness center, plus a massage room for ultimate relaxation. Dining options are superb, with a buffet featuring local ingredients, as well as Chinese cuisine and seasonal Japanese dishes like teppanyaki, tempura, and kaiseki. You'll love the complimentary bike rental service for exploring the area. With multilingual staff and free WiFi in the lobby, your stay will be seamless and enjoyable.
THE TOWER HOTEL NAGOYA
This hotel is truly unique, nestled inside the iconic Nagoya TV Tower, blending history with modern comfort! Just minutes away from Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, it's perfectly located. Enjoy top-notch amenities like a fitness center, free WiFi, and concierge services. Rooms are cozy with down comforters and premium bedding, plus an espresso machine for your convenience. Don’t miss the fresh cuisine at Glycine restaurant, and start your day with a Japanese breakfast. Whether for travel or weddings, it’s a perfect choice!
Nikko Style Nagoya
This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Nagoya, just a 10-minute walk to the international conference center, making it ideal for both business and leisure travelers. Enjoy the 24-hour fitness center and bike rental service to explore the city with ease. The spacious rooms feature separate showers, deep soaking tubs, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. The restaurant serves delicious dishes, and the bar offers a variety of drinks for a relaxing time. With multilingual staff and laundry services, your comfort is guaranteed. Families note: children aged 6 and above are charged as adults, so remember to include their details when booking!
Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki
Hotel Trusty Nagoya Shirakawa
GOLDSTAY SAKAE
GOLD STAY Nagoya Sakae
The Royal Park Canvas Nagoya
Hotel Keihan Nagoya
the b nagoya
Hotel Silk Tree Nagoya
DEL style NAGOYA-NAYABASHI by Daiwa Roynet Hotel
Richmond Hotel Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi
VIA INN NAGOYA SHINKANSENGUCHI JR-West Group
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-SHINKANSENGUCHI
Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-FUSHIMI
Kuretake Inn Premium Meieki Minami
Nagoya Kanayama Hotel
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Kanayama Annex
Just Inn Premium Nagoya Station
Frequently Asked Questions
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Nagoya Station Hotel Nikko is an excellent choice, located just a 10-minute walk from the Birth Memorial Statue of the First Nakamura Kanzaburō. The hotel offers modern amenities, free Wi-Fi, and a superb breakfast buffet. Its prime location provides easy access to major attractions like Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine.
Guests can also explore authentic Nagoya cuisine, including miso-based yakiniku and nishin tempura, within walking distance. This makes it ideal for travelers seeking both cultural immersion and comfort.
Take the Meijō Line subway from Nagoya Station to Sakae Station, then transfer to Nagoya City Bus (routes 54 or 63) and get off at "Chūbu-ku Office Front" stop. It's a 3-minute walk to the Birth Memorial Statue of the First Nakamura Kanzaburō. The journey takes about 25 minutes and is cost-effective.
Alternatively, a taxi ride takes around 10 minutes but costs more. This route also passes through vibrant neighborhoods, offering views of Nagoya’s urban life. Nearby attractions include the Chūbu Cultural Center and traditional kabuki theaters, perfect for immersing in local performing arts.
Near the Birth Memorial Statue of the First Nakamura Kanzaburō, visitors can join Nagoya Kabuki Workshops led by veteran performers, learning fundamental poses and gestures of Japanese theater. The nearby Chūbu Cultural Center hosts regular events such as Edo-period costume try-ons and tea ceremony demonstrations, offering immersive historical experiences.
Weekend festivals feature live traditional music and craft markets organized by local residents, reflecting the community’s deep appreciation for heritage. These activities highlight Nagoya’s role as one of Japan’s key origins of kabuki, enriching travelers’ understanding of this iconic art form.
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Hilton Nagoya Hotel
I had a minor issue when booking the hotel, but when I arrived and checked in, the hotel manager personally stepped in to resolve everything—professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful. I couldn’t be more grateful! The breakfast buffet was fantastic: wide variety of options, fresh ingredients, and great quality. There are plenty of dining choices nearby too—great for exploring local flavors. The room itself is spacious, well-designed, and offers beautiful views, especially at night when the city lights sparkle outside. It’s conveniently located, just a short walk from public transport links. Overall, an excellent stay with top-tier service and comfort. Definitely my go-to choice for future trips to Nagoya.
THE TOWER HOTEL NAGOYA
As a lifelong resident of Nagoya, I’ve always had a deep affection for the TV Tower—known as the Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower since childhood. This trip was especially meaningful because it was planned as a surprise birthday celebration for my husband. From the moment we arrived at THE TOWER HOTEL NAGOYA, every detail felt thoughtful and personal. The room’s elegant design, comfortable layout, and panoramic views of the city were simply breathtaking. The staff went above and beyond with warm smiles, genuine care, and effortless hospitality—always ready to help without being intrusive. The highlight? A delicious breakfast crafted by the French head chef. Every bite was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. To top it all off, they even wrote a heartfelt 'Happy Birthday' message on the window—such a touching and unexpected gesture that made the whole experience unforgettable. This hotel isn’t just a place to stay; it’s an emotional journey wrapped in comfort, elegance, and genuine kindness. 10/10 without hesitation.
Nikko Style Nagoya
Staying at Nikko Style Nagoya was a fantastic experience overall. The location is convenient—just a straight walk from Meitetsu Station, making it easy to get around by train or on foot. There are plenty of local eateries nearby, including ramen shops and yakitori spots, so dinner options are never an issue. What really stood out was the spacious room with modern, well-maintained amenities. Cleanliness is top-notch; every time I hung the 'Please clean' card, the staff returned the room spotless with fresh towels, replenished toiletries, and water bottles. They even included essentials like makeup remover, facial cleanser, moisturizer, and face cream—truly thoughtful. A little extra touch would be adding a moisturizing cream for winter dryness, but otherwise, it’s already ahead of the game. If needed, they offer hair curlers at the front desk—very handy! One small note: the showerhead nozzles had some black residue buildup, which could use more regular cleaning. But honestly, this tiny detail doesn’t take away from the excellent quality of the stay. Great value, great comfort, and a hotel I’d definitely return to.
Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki
Staying at Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki was an absolute pleasure, mainly because of the unbeatable location. Just a 2- to 3-minute walk from the hotel brings you to a lively shopping mall and supermarket—perfect for grabbing dinner or picking up essentials without having to go far. In about 20 to 30 minutes on foot, you’re already in the heart of the business district and close to major attractions, making it super convenient for both work and sightseeing. The hotel even has a multi-level parking facility right next door, offering guests a great rate of just 1,800 yen per night—ideal for travelers driving their own car. Inside, the rooms are spotless, well-maintained, and very comfortable. The overall cleanliness and attention to detail really stand out. With such a prime location, excellent value, and a peaceful atmosphere, this hotel delivers more than expected. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Nagoya!
Hotel Trusty Nagoya Shirakawa
Staying at Hotel Trusty Nagoya Shirakawa was a great choice—super convenient location just a short walk from the city center, and there’s a nice little park nearby perfect for a morning or evening stroll. The room itself is spacious compared to other hotels in the area, which is a big plus. The only minor downside is the entrance area being a bit tight, which might be slightly tricky if you're traveling with luggage on a cart, but it’s not a dealbreaker. What really stood out? The included parking space—only 1,500 JPY per night. I stayed at another hotel nearby the first night and paid 3,600 JPY just for parking, with strict rules about not being able to exit and re-enter without resetting the clock. That’s a huge difference. If you’re planning a trip to Nagoya, especially with a car, this hotel is definitely one of my top picks. Highly recommend!
GOLD STAY Nagoya Sakae
After returning from Takayama, I stayed at this hotel again and switched to a different room type. The space was still spacious and comfortable, just as impressive as before. The cleanliness, amenities, and overall atmosphere were top-notch. Located right in the heart of Sakae, it’s just a short walk or a quick subway ride away from shopping districts, restaurants, and local attractions. It’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city. With excellent value for money and a consistently great experience, I’ll definitely be coming back next time I visit Nagoya. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for comfort and convenience in a central location.
The Royal Park Canvas Nagoya
The room was recently renovated and everything feels fresh and modern. While the space isn't huge, its location makes up for it—everything is within walking distance. Just a short stroll to Meitetsu Station and easily accessible to Takashimaya, making it perfect for travelers who love convenience. The surrounding area is packed with shopping districts, restaurants, and local eateries—no need to worry about where to eat or shop. Breakfast included local favorites like Nagoya-style sweet red bean toast and kishimen noodles, which added a nice authentic touch. Clean, well-placed, and highly recommended—I’d definitely stay here again on my next trip to Nagoya.
Hotel Keihan Nagoya
Staying at Hotel Keihan Nagoya was a great experience. The hotel is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the subway station, less than a minute past one traffic light. There's a convenience store right downstairs, and the neighborhood is lively with plenty of nightlife options nearby. The room size was just right—not too small, not too big—perfect for a comfortable stay. The only minor downside was that breakfast options were a bit basic, but overall, the value for money is excellent. Highly recommend this hotel for travelers looking for a central, well-located base in Nagoya.
the b nagoya
Staying at the b Nagoya was a pleasant surprise. The twin room was larger than expected, with plenty of power outlets for charging devices—no more cable chaos! The TV was big and clear, perfect for relaxing after a long day. Daily water refills were a thoughtful touch, though housekeeping came every three days. I appreciated that toiletries, mouthwash, and other essentials were available at the lobby—convenient and eco-friendly. From 3 to 7 PM, they served delicious pastries in the lobby—simple but satisfying. And the 24/7 coffee machine? A lifesaver for late-night travelers. Located near public transit, it’s easy to get around Nagoya. The vibe is modern yet welcoming, and the attention to small details really sets this hotel apart. For a city stay in Japan, this is one of the better options I’ve experienced—great value, great comfort, and a real home-away-from-home feel.
Hotel Silk Tree Nagoya
This place is perfect for solo travelers! The single room is surprisingly spacious—my 26-inch suitcase opened easily without feeling cramped. Right downstairs is a convenience store, so late-night snacks or essentials are just a quick step away. Walking to Sakae or Fushimi takes only about 10 minutes, and there’s even a nearby Ichiran Ramen shop—I couldn’t resist stopping by for a steaming bowl of their famous tonkotsu. The location is fantastic, the room is clean and quiet, and everything feels well thought out. For such a great price, the value is unbeatable. If you're visiting Nagoya alone, this hotel should be at the top of your list. Definitely coming back next time!
DEL style NAGOYA-NAYABASHI by Daiwa Roynet Hotel
The room was perfectly positioned facing Nagoya Station, offering an amazing view that made every morning feel special. The breakfast was outstanding—fresh, delicious, and well-balanced with a great variety of options. Staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help without being intrusive. Cleanliness is top-notch throughout the hotel: spotless bathrooms, crisp linens, and high-quality toiletries that felt luxurious. My favorite part? The 14th-floor communal bath—it’s spacious, clean, and has a soothing, spa-like atmosphere. I loved walking to the station daily, especially when traveling light—just a quick stroll turned into a little exploration of local shops and snacks along the way. On my last day, I took a taxi to the airport, which cost around ¥1,000, but honestly, given how central the location is, it’s totally worth it. This place offers comfort, convenience, and excellent value. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya.
Richmond Hotel Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi
Staying at the Richmond Hotel Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The room was spotlessly clean and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night's sleep. The front desk staff were incredibly polite and helpful—always smiling, answering questions promptly, and even assisting with luggage storage without hesitation. I appreciated that the on-site restaurant offered free genmaicha (brown rice tea) until 8 PM, which was a nice touch after a long day of exploring. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—right next to the JR station, just steps away from a convenience store and a must-try local favorite: a famous Nagoya-style chicken wing restaurant. Shopping malls and major attractions are all within easy reach, making it simple to get around by train or foot. And the breakfast? A standout! They served delicious unagi rice, rich in flavor and generous in portion. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed. For travelers who value comfort, convenience, and great value, this hotel is an excellent choice. I’ll definitely be back.
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