Featured Hotels Near Daimaru

Nagoya Marriott Hotel is a top choice located just a 5-minute walk from Daimaru Department Store, offering prime access to shopping, dining, and public transit. Its modern Japanese-inspired rooms feature panoramic views of Nagoya Castle or the city skyline, while the rooftop restaurant and luxury spa elevate the guest experience.

Another excellent option is Nagoya New World Hotel, situated a 10-minute stroll away, providing free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk service, and multiple specialty dining venues. Both properties combine strategic location with comfort and convenience, making them ideal for shoppers and travelers exploring Nagoya’s vibrant downtown district.

Yes, Nagoya Hilton Hotel is an excellent family-friendly option just a 10-minute walk from Daimaru Nagoya. The hotel features family-oriented amenities such as a kids’ playroom, spacious family suites, and dedicated meal services for children. Rooms are bright and spacious, equipped with baby cribs and safety features for young guests.

Conveniently located near Nagoya Station and subway lines, it offers easy access to attractions like Nagoya Castle and Nagoya City Zoo. With 24-hour room service and multilingual staff—including Chinese-speaking personnel—the hotel ensures a smooth and comfortable stay for families exploring the downtown area.

Daimaru Nagoya is directly opposite Nagoya Station, one of Japan’s busiest transportation hubs. From here, you can quickly access major attractions via the Nagoya Subway system: take the Meitetsu Line to Sakaemachi Station for the bustling Chūbu region, or the Tsurumai Line to Nagoya Castle Station—just a 10-minute ride to visit one of Japan’s three great castles.

For destinations like Nagoya City Zoo or Yatomi Shrine, transfer to Meitetsu Railways or local bus routes. Multiple shuttle bus services also connect the area to Chūbu Centumplex Airport and central Nagoya.

We recommend using Suica or Icoca cards for seamless travel across all transit systems, maximizing efficiency whether you’re shopping, sightseeing, or on business.

The area around Daimaru Nagoya offers more than shopping—it’s a gateway to authentic Nagoya cuisine. Head to nearby Sakae Market, home to century-old stalls serving traditional dishes like miso ramen, karaage (fried chicken), and regional specialties such as tebasaki (chicken wings) and hōtō noodles.

You can also sample local flavors at the food court inside Daimaru, featuring signature dishes like Nagoya-style miso soup and grilled skewers. On weekends, pop-up markets offer handmade desserts, matcha treats, and limited-edition drinks.

Don’t miss hands-on cooking workshops hosted by local restaurants where you can learn to prepare classic Nagoya dishes, from tsukemen to yakiniku. These immersive experiences turn your visit into a true culinary journey through the heart of Nagoya’s food culture.