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Step into Asahi Beer Nagoya Brewery, where industrial charm meets sensory delight—rusty rooftops hum with the aroma of fresh beer, and hands-on tours let you craft your own signature brew. This isn’t just a brewery; it’s a full-body journey through Japan’s brewing soul.
Perfect for family trips! Nestled in Sakae district's heart, just 500m from Sakae-machi with attractions like Art Aquarium nearby. Features kids' play area, children's meals, and full amenities for little ones. Rooms boast electric kettles, slippers, and bathtubs with 24-hour hot water to unwind. Relax at the indoor pool or executive lounge. Business-ready with meeting rooms and dry cleaning services. Don't miss famed udon spots like Udon Nishiki around the corner – their curry udon is a must-try!
Perfect for both business trips and family vacations, this hotel is your ideal choice! Located in the heart of Nagoya, it's just a short walk from shopping districts and Fukutaro Station. Rooms are adorned with traditional Arimatsu Shibori designs, adding a touch of local charm. Enjoy the 24-hour fitness center and three modern meeting rooms for all your needs. With free Wi-Fi, buffet breakfast, and all-day dining, your stay will be effortless and enjoyable. The bathrooms feature rain showers and premium amenities to wash away your fatigue. Come and experience it for yourself!
This is such a convenient hotel! Located in the heart of Nagoya's Sakae district, it's super easy to get to any attraction. If you love hot springs, their facilities are top-notch, plus they have a sauna to relax in. All rooms are non-smoking, and they offer Chinese services and signs, so communication is a breeze. Nearby, you’ll find plenty of shopping and dining options, and it’s just 50 minutes to Chubu Airport. With luggage storage and laundry services, it’s the perfect choice for travelers!
This hotel is super convenient - just a 2-minute walk from Sakae Station, making it easy to explore Nagoya. Enjoy a good night’s sleep on Simmons mattresses, and with Chinese signage, communication is a breeze. The breakfast features Nagoya specialties, a must-try! Plus, kids' amenities and a play area make it family-friendly. With easy access to shopping and taxis, plus luggage storage, your trip will be stress-free. Rated 4.6, it’s a top choice for your Nagoya stay!
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Hotel Monterey Nagoya is a top choice, located just a 10-minute drive from Asahi Beer Nagoya Brewery. This modern hotel offers spacious rooms with city views, an indoor pool, and a well-equipped fitness center. Its strategic location provides easy access to key attractions like Nagoya Castle and the bustling Sakae shopping district, making it ideal for travelers seeking both cultural immersion and urban convenience.
The hotel also features a curated "Nagoya Beer Experience" package, including guided brewery tours and exclusive tasting vouchers, offering guests an in-depth look into Japan’s craft beer craftsmanship. With excellent transport connectivity, the hotel is near major subway lines linking directly to Chubu Centrair International Airport and central points of interest—perfect for business travelers and families alike.
After touring Asahi Beer Nagoya Brewery, head to Honden-machi Beer Alley, a vibrant cluster of local izakayas known for authentic Nagoya cuisine. Try Ichirin Ramen, famous for its rich miso ramen with bold flavor and generous toppings—perfectly paired with a chilled Asahi draft.
For a souvenir-worthy treat, visit Tsuruhashiya, which offers limited-edition beer & snack gift boxes featuring handmade cookies and regional cheese—a delightful way to take Nagoya’s culinary spirit home.
Don’t miss the factory-hosted "Beer & Food Battle" event, where chefs create innovative dishes paired with different Asahi brews, showcasing Japan’s cutting-edge food-and-beverage fusion. Reservations are required; book via the official website or through your hotel concierge for seamless access.
The most convenient option is taking the Nagoya Subway Higashiyama Line to "Sakae Station," then transferring to bus routes 84 or 85 bound for "Asahi Beer Brewery Stop." The journey takes about 25 minutes. Alternatively, a taxi ride covers the distance in roughly 15 minutes, costing ¥1,200–¥1,800—ideal for groups or travelers with luggage.
Use PiTaPa or Suica cards for seamless transfers across public transit. Some hotels, like Hotel Monterey Nagoya, offer complimentary shuttle buses running twice daily between the hotel and the brewery, perfect for first-time visitors unfamiliar with local transport. Note: The brewery is open Tuesday–Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00; arriving early helps avoid peak crowds.
The Asahi Beer Nagoya Brewery tour features four key highlights: First, the Historical Exhibition Hall, showcasing the brand’s evolution and technological milestones in Japanese brewing. Next, visitors tour the modern production line, observing automated bottling and quality control processes through transparent glass panels.
Then comes the Interactive Experience Zone, where guests can craft their own custom mini-beer blend and take home a commemorative pint glass. Finally, enjoy a limited-time dining set at the on-site restaurant, featuring local snacks and three freshly brewed beers—affordable and delicious.
Tours are available in both Chinese and English and require advance HopeGoo via the official website to secure a spot, especially during weekends and holidays.
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Staying at Nagoya Tokyu Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Nagoya. From the moment I walked in, the warm hospitality and attention to detail stood out—staff were friendly, efficient, and genuinely welcoming. The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of the Shōnin shopping district, making it easy to explore local restaurants, boutiques, and attractions just a short walk away. Despite having over 500 rooms, the atmosphere remained calm and well-managed, with no sense of overcrowding. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and equipped with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. What impressed me most was the value—luxury amenities and top-tier service without the premium price tag. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the facilities are excellent, especially the well-equipped meeting spaces that clearly cater to large groups. It’s rare to find such a high-quality experience at this level of affordability. I’ll definitely be returning next time I’m in Nagoya.
The Courtyard Nagoya is incredibly well-located—while it’s a short walk from the nearest subway station and downtown, the area between is surprisingly convenient. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and even a Don Quijote, making daily needs easy to handle. The nearby Hori River and Naya Bridge are especially beautiful at night, with soft lights reflecting on the water—perfect for a quiet evening stroll. The hotel itself is immaculately clean, with rooms meticulously tidied every day. The first-floor Lounge Bar is stylish and inviting, often buzzing with guests enjoying afternoon tea or a casual drink. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed and genuinely welcoming. Highly recommend for travelers who value comfort, cleanliness, and a peaceful yet connected atmosphere.
Staying at Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae was an absolute delight. The value for money is outstanding—especially with the included hot spring bath, which was incredibly relaxing and perfectly warm. I loved unwinding in the on-site bath after a long day of exploring Nagoya. To top it off, there’s a complimentary ramen bar open in the evening—warm, hearty, and delicious! The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a great bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. It’s also super convenient for getting to Sakae Station and the shopping district. This hotel truly offers everything you’d want from a city stay—comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury. I’ll definitely be booking here again next time I visit Nagoya.
Staying at Vessel Inn Sakae Station was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 1-minute walk from the Sakae subway station (exit through the East Gate), making transfers to the airport bus or exploring the nearby Sakae and Kinshicho shopping areas incredibly convenient. The room may be compact, but it's thoughtfully designed with excellent space utilization. The mattress was just right—not too soft, not too firm—so I slept like a baby. A nice touch was the complimentary welcome coffee and ice pops, which added a little joy to my arrival. Breakfast was a highlight: a generous buffet offering both Japanese and Western options. Freshly baked bread, warm miso soup, and freshly squeezed juice—all changed daily, so nothing ever felt repetitive. Staff were attentive and genuinely warm, and they even provided a small bottle of mineral water upon check-in. Clean, comfortable, and outstanding value for money—perfect for both business trips and sightseeing. I’ll definitely be returning next time I visit Nagoya!
Staying at The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya was an absolute delight, especially given its unbeatable location. Right next to the Sakae Station with direct access from Exit 13—no need to step outside, which is perfect for those arriving tired or in a hurry. The hotel is housed within the Nakamura Building, and the basement level offers convenience at your fingertips: FamilyMart, Matsumoto Kiyoshi, and a variety of restaurants all within walking distance. The room itself was spotless and well-maintained, though the fridge was a bit small if you're planning to stock up on snacks or drinks. One major plus? The bathroom features a smart dry-wet separation design, and the water pressure during showers was excellent—perfect for rinsing off after a long day of exploring. Everything from shopping to dining is just steps away. If you're looking for comfort, convenience, and a central base in Nagoya, this hotel is absolutely worth considering.
Staying at Nishitetsu Hotel Croom Nagoya was a fantastic choice. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to Roppongi, Oasis 21, and the Nagoya TV Tower, and only about 15 minutes on foot to Nagoya Castle. While the room isn’t large, it’s perfectly sized for a city like Nagoya, and I actually found a clever way to maximize space: since the hotel has an amazing rooftop bath, I didn’t use the in-room bathroom much, so I stored my luggage there—freeing up extra room in the bedroom. The complimentary DHC toiletries were a delightful surprise and added a nice touch of luxury. Breakfast wasn’t overly extensive, but the grilled eel rice and ramen were absolutely delicious and worth waking up early for. The staff are genuinely warm and welcoming—always smiling, always helpful. For dinner, just turn right outside the hotel and walk five minutes to the underground shopping arcade beneath the TV Tower, packed with restaurants and convenience stores. There’s also a small convenience store right at the front door. Everything you need is within easy reach. If you’re looking for comfort, convenience, and a great vibe in Nagoya, this hotel is a smart, no-brainer pick.
I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! The bed was huge and incredibly soft—perfect for a restful night's sleep. From the moment I walked in, the room felt clean and welcoming, with a subtle, pleasant aroma filling the space. The bathroom was a real highlight: it has an automatic refill function that heats water and fills the tub for you—so convenient and relaxing after a long day. The interior design is stylish and sophisticated—furniture, wallpaper, and lighting all contribute to a high-end vibe without the premium price tag. It’s also super well-located, just a 2-3 minute walk from the station, making travel around Nagoya a breeze. There are plenty of great dining options nearby, so I never had to go far for a good meal. The thoughtful lighting throughout the room added to the cozy, modern atmosphere. Overall, it’s a fantastic value for money and definitely a place I’d book again.
Staying at Tokyo Daiichi Hotel Nishiki was a real highlight during my trip to Nagoya. Right outside Exit 1 of Sakae Station, the hotel is perfectly positioned—just steps from a convenient Don Quijote store for last-minute essentials. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed with a clean, modern touch that feels surprisingly spacious. What stood out most was the daily housekeeping; every morning the room was fresh and tidy, which made me feel well taken care of. I was pleasantly surprised by how quiet it was at night—no noise from the street or neighboring rooms. Ideal for solo travelers or business guests looking for comfort and convenience without the fuss. With its unbeatable location and attention to detail, this place offers incredible value. I’d definitely stay here again.
Staying at Comfort Hotel Nagoya Fushimi was an absolute delight! From the moment we walked in, the front desk staff greeted us with warm smiles—super welcoming and attentive. The self-check-in kiosk was easy to use, and if you’re unsure, staff are happy to help right away. Our room was spacious, cozy, and spotlessly clean—especially the bathroom, which felt like a mini retreat. Breakfast was a highlight: fresh-squeezed juice (the orange one was fantastic), crisp apple slices that tasted just picked, and a generous spread including salad, fluffy pancakes, buttery croissants, eggs, hot dogs, miso soup, and hearty broth. Everything was tasty, well-prepared, and served in good portions. The value for money here is outstanding—this isn’t just a budget-friendly stay; it’s a smart choice for travelers who want comfort, cleanliness, and a great start to the day without breaking the bank. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya.
Staying at Comfort Inn Nagoya Sakae for four nights was an absolute pleasure. One of the highlights was the unlimited beverages—cold and hot options available 24/7, which made it super convenient, especially after a long day exploring. The amenities were also thoughtfully provided, allowing guests to take what they needed without hassle. But honestly, the best part was the sleep quality—four straight nights of deep, restful rest! I’m seriously considering buying the pillows; I need to know where they’re sold. The only downside was the location near a busy area, so there were occasional late-night revving engines from motorcycles. However, that didn’t ruin the experience. Overall, great value, excellent comfort, and perfect for travelers who want a quiet retreat with easy access to downtown Nagoya.
Staying at Anshin Oyado Nagoya Sakae was a delightful surprise—everything from the rooftop self-service dining area to the front desk on the ground floor felt thoughtfully designed and spotless. The facilities exceeded my expectations: free snacks and drinks, a wide selection of magazines and comics, and a spacious shared bathhouse made the stay incredibly comfortable. The staff were warm and helpful throughout, adding to the welcoming vibe. The dormitory beds were more spacious than I expected, with all the essentials included, and the lighting options were a nice touch for personal comfort. Best of all? The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of Sakae, steps away from shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Public transport access is excellent, making it easy to explore the rest of Nagoya. This place offers outstanding value and a genuinely relaxing experience—I’ll definitely be back.
Staying at Trip & Sleep Hostel in Nagoya was an absolute highlight of my trip. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and spoke excellent English—always happy to help with recommendations or directions. My room was a private bunk setup, spacious and quiet, which felt like a real retreat after a long day. Unlike some hostels where you share rooms with strangers, this one offered great privacy and decent soundproofing, making it perfect for a good night’s rest. The shared bathroom had proper partitions and was spotlessly clean—no compromises on hygiene here. Location-wise, it’s just a short walk from Sakae (about 2km), and right next to the bustling Daimaru shopping district. I found the perfect suitcase at 3Coins, and stocked up on skincare and medicines at Don Quijote—such a convenient stop. Bonus: the nearby Sanrin Shrine is charming and peaceful, worth a quick visit. And don’t miss Yabashi Pork Cutlet—arrived around 11 AM, got a table just in time, and when we left, there was already a long line forming. That says it all about its popularity. Overall, this hostel delivers incredible value, comfort, and convenience. It’s not just a place to sleep—it’s a smart choice for travelers who want quality, location, and a touch of local charm.
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