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Step into Lachic in Nagoya, where urban art meets futuristic vibes! This striking architectural gem isn’t just a photo op—it’s a living canvas of fashion boutiques, indie cafés, and rotating pop-up exhibitions. Come at dusk, when the lights glow like a dream sequence, and let the city’s coolest energy wrap around you—this is Nagoya’s hidden heartbeat.
TIAD, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION
This hotel is the epitome of luxury in Nagoya! Designed by a renowned team, it seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern style. Every room exceeds 50 sqm, some offering stunning views of the Nagoya skyline and MIRAI Tower. Unwind at the infinity pool or Japanese onsen, or savor signature cocktails at the lobby lounge. With over 1,000 sqm of event space, including a chapel-equipped multifunctional hall, it's perfect for both business and leisure. Don’t miss this unique blend of elegance and comfort!
Courtyard Nagoya
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!
The Strings Hotel Nagoya
This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Nagoya, just a 5-minute drive to Takashimaya and Nagoya City Science Museum. Enjoy free WiFi and 24-hour front desk service for all your needs. The rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs and free toiletries, ensuring a comfortable stay. With 3 restaurants and a café, you’ll have plenty of dining options, and the bar is great for unwinding after a busy day. The meeting center and banquet hall make it ideal for both business and leisure travelers.
ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Grand Court Nagoya by IHG
Planning a trip to Nagoya? This hotel is a fantastic choice! Located in Kanayama, it offers easy access to popular attractions. The rooms are well-equipped with 24-hour hot water, perfect for relaxing after a long day. Food lovers will enjoy the café and bar onsite, plus there are amazing Japanese restaurants nearby, like the famous curry udon and grilled eel. Need to unwind? Hit the fitness center or treat yourself to a massage. Whether for family vacations or business trips, this hotel has everything you need!
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
Koko Hotel Nagoya Sakae
Samurai House
Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki
Hotel Resol Nagoya
Kuretake Inn Premium Meieki Minami
Lamp Light Books Hotel Nagoya
Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi
Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae
Toyoko Inn Nagoya Sakae
hotel androoms Nagoya Sakae
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Nagoya Station
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Ekimae
Hamilton Hotel Blue
Hotel Erenoa
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about LACHIC
Nagoya Marriott Hotel is a top choice located just a 5-minute walk from Lachic, offering modern rooms and seamless access to shopping and dining. Its proximity to Nagoya Station and Shinkansen lines makes it ideal for business travelers and tourists alike. Nearby, Nagoya Hilton provides luxury accommodations with excellent service, featuring spacious suites, premium amenities, and 24-hour concierge support. Both properties emphasize high-quality guest experiences, accessible design, and central urban convenience, ensuring effortless exploration of Nagoya’s vibrant downtown area.
Families visiting Lachic can enjoy interactive exhibits at Nagoya TV Tower’s exhibition hall, where kids can explore Japanese animation and broadcasting production. The underground mall beneath Nagoya Station features child-friendly play zones and themed family restaurants, perfect for relaxed breaks. A short trip via Nagoya Subway leads to Nagoya Castle, showcasing Edo-period architecture and beautiful gardens. Along the way, families can savor local favorites like tebasaki (grilled chicken wings), miso ramen, and authentic Nagoya-style yakitori, blending cultural immersion with delicious culinary adventures.
From Lachic, visitors can efficiently access key attractions via the Nagoya Subway: take the Meitetsu Line or Tsurumai Line to reach Nagoya Castle in just 10 minutes. For longer journeys, the Shinkansen from Nagoya Station connects to Kyoto and Osaka in under 30 minutes. To visit Atsuta Shrine, walk to Atsuta Station and transfer to the Meitetsu Railway, a 15-minute ride. With multiple bus routes running through the area and seamless integration with Suica and ICOCA cards, travel across Nagoya is smooth, fast, and convenient—perfect for maximizing your sightseeing time.
Near Lachic, Café Hikari stands out with its striking glass dome architecture and industrial-chic interior, creating a cozy yet stylish atmosphere. Specializing in handcrafted pour-overs and creative pastries like matcha mille-feuille and red bean mochi latte, it’s a favorite among locals and travelers. Another must-visit is The Roast Room, known for specialty roasted beans and slow-brewed coffee paired with daily limited-edition artisan bread. Both cafés are located within a 5-minute walk from Nagoya Station, making them perfect spots for photography lovers and coffee enthusiasts seeking a memorable urban café experience.
Yes, Lachic is a shopper’s paradise with over 100 stores, including exclusive boutiques for Nagoya-exclusive beauty brands and traditional crafts. Visit Nagoya Department Store to pick up iconic gifts like Nagoya shochu, Ippudo ramen seasoning, and beautifully packaged wagashi gift boxes. The underground passage at Nagoya Station features a duty-free zone, allowing you to purchase souvenirs and essentials all in one place. Most shops accept credit cards and e-wallets, and many offer free gift wrapping, making it effortless to bring home cherished keepsakes from your trip.
Near Lachic, Yakitori Street is a top destination for nightlife, featuring century-old eateries and trendy new spots serving authentic Nagoya-style yakitori and savory grilled skewers. Try the signature salt-based yakitori with cold beer for an unforgettable taste. The Skywalk Food Plaza at Nagoya Station offers pop-up stalls with international flavors—think Korean fried chicken, Thai tom yum, and Taiwanese street snacks—catering to diverse palates. The vibrant lights and bustling crowds create a lively atmosphere, perfect for experiencing the true spirit of Nagoya’s after-dark scene.
Traveler Reviews
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TIAD, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION
Staying at TIAD Hotel, Autograph Collection in Nagoya was an absolute highlight of my trip. The service was exceptional—attentive, friendly, and always available whenever needed. The facilities are brand new and thoughtfully designed, with the pool being a standout feature. Located on a high floor, it offers breathtaking views of the city, and the water temperature is perfectly warm for relaxing. The rooms were spotless, clean, and beautifully appointed, blending modern elegance with comfort. Being just steps away from a peaceful park and shopping areas made exploring Nagoya effortless. Public transport access is excellent, making it easy to get around. This hotel truly lives up to its reputation as one of Nagoya’s top choices. I stayed for three nights and would happily return again—highly recommend!
Courtyard 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.
The Strings Hotel Nagoya
The lobby of The Strings Hotel Nagoya is absolutely stunning—elegant, spacious, and full of character. From the moment you step in, you can tell it’s a special place. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making check-in smooth and welcoming. While the room is on the smaller side, it’s perfectly designed with high-quality furnishings and everything you need. What really stood out was the thoughtful touch of the complimentary facial mask and skincare set—such a nice surprise! I used the mask right after arriving, and my skin felt instantly smoother and more radiant. It’s rare to find such a great balance of comfort, style, and value. This hotel delivers beyond expectations—highly recommend for anyone visiting Nagoya.
ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Grand Court Nagoya by IHG
After landing, all the travel fatigue melted away the moment I stepped into the room. The space was unexpectedly spacious—my suitcase could be fully unpacked without any hassle, offering a rare sense of comfort on the road. Breakfast was absolutely outstanding, featuring everything from authentic miso pork cutlets to delicate pastries. I tried a little bit of everything, and both my taste buds and soul were thoroughly satisfied. Staying at ANA Crowne Plaza Nagoya wasn’t just about a good night’s sleep—it was about finding calm, ease, and genuine relaxation in the heart of the city. Definitely coming back.
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
The location of Meitetsu Grand Hotel is absolutely fantastic—getting around by train, bus, or even on foot is incredibly convenient. The hotel’s private elevator leads directly to the B1 level, where you’ll find HARBS bakery right next to the takeout counter, and just a short walk away is a bustling department store food court and direct access to the underground shopping complex. We stayed in a triple room, which was spacious and comfortable. The only downside was the soundproofing—some noise from the hallway could be heard, but it didn’t bother us much. The lighting in the room had a slightly yellowish tone, which made the space feel a bit dim, but again, that’s a minor issue when you consider how central and well-connected the hotel is. For travelers who value convenience and easy access to dining and shopping, this place is a real winner. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Nagoya.
Koko Hotel Nagoya Sakae
This place is absolutely fantastic! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Nagoya Station and surrounded by great dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Everything you need for a comfortable stay is provided, including a full range of toiletries and even a face mask—so thoughtful and practical. The room is compact, which is expected for the price, but it’s clean, well-designed with a charming vintage touch, and perfect for a quick urban getaway. I did have to be careful with luggage since two suitcases took up most of the floor space, but that’s just a reminder to pack light. For the value offered, it’s hard to beat—no need to look elsewhere. If you're visiting Nagoya and want convenience, style, and a cozy vibe without breaking the bank, this hotel is a no-brainer.
Samurai House
Staying at Samurai House was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—quiet yet incredibly convenient, just a short walk from the subway station, making it easy to explore Nagoya city center. The accommodation itself is spotless and well-maintained, with a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The space is spacious, and all amenities are thoughtfully provided. The host was incredibly polite and responsive, always ready to help and genuinely interested in ensuring a comfortable stay. Communication was smooth and friendly throughout. This place offers excellent value for money—ideal for both travelers and those looking for a relaxing getaway. I highly recommend Samurai House if you're visiting Nagoya; I’ll definitely be coming back!
Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace
The location of Hotel Nagoya Garden Palace is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the city center and easily accessible by subway. The room photos matched the actual space exactly, which made me feel confident booking without any surprises. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—even though they didn’t speak English, simple gestures communicated everything clearly. I appreciated the warmth and effort they put in. Plus, the view from the window was stunning, offering great cityscape views. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and I’ll definitely be returning.
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki
Staying at Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki was a great choice for my trip to Nagoya, especially if you're heading to the Nagoya Dome for a concert. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and it's only 6-7 stops to the dome with no transfers needed—super convenient. Check-in is strict at 3 PM, but there’s a comfortable waiting area in the lobby, and they even offer free breakfast (I didn’t grab it, but still felt good about the perk). The room is compact but well-equipped—perfect for solo travelers. I loved that the ground floor has a Lawson, FamilyMart, and a Sushiro, plus several highly-rated restaurants nearby that I wish I had time to try. The only thing to note: the street can feel a bit off at night, but honestly, it didn’t affect my stay. Overall, excellent value, friendly staff, and super central location—highly recommend for anyone visiting the area!
Kuretake Inn Premium Meieki Minami
Staying at Kuretake Inn Premium Meieki Minami in Nagoya has become one of my favorite experiences whenever I visit the city—this is definitely a place I keep coming back to. Located just steps from Nagoya Station, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city by train or even walking around. The moment you step inside, the cleanliness and modern vibe are immediately noticeable—rooms are spotless, cozy, and well-maintained, with excellent sleep quality thanks to the comfy bed and quiet environment. The staff go above and beyond with their friendly, efficient service; they’re always ready to help with local tips or any request, making your stay feel personal and smooth. But what truly stands out? The breakfast. Every day feels fresh and varied—there’s a great mix of Japanese and Western options, with high-quality ingredients that taste amazing. Even after multiple stays, there’s always something new to enjoy, which makes mornings special and adds a joyful highlight to the trip. It’s not just a hotel—it’s a comfortable, welcoming home base with outstanding value. I’ll definitely be returning.
Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi
Staying at Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi was a great choice for my trip to Nagoya. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station—slightly longer than I expected, but totally manageable. The surrounding area is quiet and convenient, with plenty of local eateries and shops nearby. Since I wasn’t here purely for a luxury hotel getaway, I was looking for something practical and well-priced, and this hotel delivered perfectly. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with good bedding and solid amenities. Location-wise, it's ideal if you're using the subway to explore the city or hit up shopping spots. Overall, it’s a reliable, no-frills stay that offers excellent value without compromising on comfort. Definitely recommend for travelers who want a hassle-free base in Nagoya.
Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae
Staying at this hotel was a great decision—location is unbeatable. Everything you’d want is just a short walk away: convenience stores, quick-service restaurants, and some of Nagoya’s must-try dining spots are right outside the door. The famous Fukuromachi shopping area is literally next door, and it’s only a 10-minute stroll to the heart of Sakae, with the Rinku Station Exit 12 just a few minutes away by foot. The room was spotless, cozy, and surprisingly spacious—two 30-inch suitcases fit easily, and the bed pillows were perfect for a good night’s sleep. Breakfast was a highlight: a wide variety of options, from local Japanese dishes to Western-style favorites, all freshly prepared. If I’m ever back in Nagoya, this will be my first choice again. Highly recommend for travelers who value convenience, comfort, and quality.
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