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4.2-Rated Hotels Near Sakae
Ryōgoku District isn’t just shopping—it’s the pulse of Nagoya! From dazzling department stores to tucked-away local gems, every breath here pulses with modern-meets-traditional energy. When night falls, the whole area ignites like an endless party.
KKR Hotel Nagoya
PRINCESS GARDEN HOTEL
Dai15 prosper
Cypress Hotel Nagoya-Eki Mae
Hotel Wing International Nagoya
Hotel Route-Inn Nagoya Sakae
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Ekimae
Toyoko Inn Nagoya Marunouchi
Nagoya Sakae Washington Hotel Plaza
Nagoya Fushimi Mont-Blanc Hotel
Hotel Vista Nagoya Nishiki
Daini Fuji Hotel
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Kanayama
Hotel Lala - Kitashiga - (Adult Only)
HOTEL LiVEMAX Meieki
Nagoya Sakae Green Hotel
Green Rich Hotel Nagoya Nishiki (Artificial Hot Spring Futamata Yunohana)
Hotel Livemax Budget Nagoya Shinkansen-Guchi
Chiyokura Hotel Shuku Nagoya
Origami Stay -Futatsubashicho-
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Sakae
Mercure Nagoya Eki Nishi is a top choice in the heart of Sakae, offering modern Japanese-inspired rooms and complimentary shuttle service to Nagoya Station. Just a 5-minute walk from upscale shopping malls and vibrant street life, it provides seamless access to landmarks like Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine. Perfect for travelers seeking convenience and urban charm in central Nagoya.
Traveling from Sakae to Nagoya Castle is highly convenient via the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line or Tsurumai Line, with a short 10-minute ride to "Nagoya Castle Station." Alternatively, you can walk along Marunouchi-dori through scenic green pathways—about 25 minutes—offering a pleasant stroll through urban nature. Many hotels also provide complimentary shuttle buses, ensuring hassle-free access to this iconic landmark.
Sakae is a culinary hotspot where you must try miso ramen and Nagoya-style chicken wings (yakitori). Head to local eateries in Sakae Ichome for rich, savory miso broth served with chewy noodles and crispy skin. Don’t miss Mikawa-yaki cookies and ochazuke (tea-soaked rice), traditional snacks often prepared fresh at neighborhood tea houses—perfect for sampling authentic regional flavors.
Sakae comes alive at night with vibrant shopping and neon walks along Daisu Shopping Street, where indie boutiques and streetwear stores thrive. Visit the Nagoya TV Tower observation deck for panoramic views of the city’s glittering skyline. For a true local experience, head to the Ginza area’s izakayas, where you can savor sake and grilled skewers while enjoying live music and street performances—perfect for soaking in Nagoya’s dynamic nightlife.
Yes, many hotels in Sakae cater to families—such as Nagoya Tokyu Hotel, which offers family-friendly rooms, kids’ playrooms, and 24-hour family amenities. Close to attractions like Nagoya City Science Museum and Higashiyama Zoo, the area is ideal for family outings. Some hotels even provide cribs and children’s welcome kits, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free stay for parents and little ones alike.
Top photo spots include the glass observatory of the Nagoya TV Tower, offering sweeping city views; the red torii gate at Osu Kannon Temple, set against ancient architecture; and the vibrant art murals in Sakae Ichome, perfect for street photography. During summer’s Nagoya Castle Hanami Festival, cherry blossoms frame the historic donjon—creating a dreamlike backdrop for unforgettable snapshots.
Traveler Reviews
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KKR Hotel Nagoya
Staying at KKR Hotel Nagoya was an absolute delight. The hotel is perfectly located just a short walk from major attractions, and the view of Nagoya Castle from the room is breathtaking—especially during sunset. While there aren’t many shops nearby, the hotel has a small convenience store and vending machines on-site, so you’re never far from essentials. What really stood out was the complimentary parking—huge plus for travelers driving their own vehicles or traveling with family. It made our trip stress-free and incredibly convenient. The overall experience was flawless, and I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Nagoya. A true gem in a great location.
PRINCESS GARDEN HOTEL
This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The location, service, and cleanliness are all top-notch with nothing to complain about. It's super convenient to reach via subway from Nagoya Station, and there are countless great restaurants nearby. I highly recommend a visit to a famous local hitsuji-mushi restaurant—absolutely delicious. Ichiran ramen, Don Quijote, and several department stores are just a short walk away—truly unbeatable for convenience. The highlight has to be the large bath on the 3rd floor. The water is a bit hot, but it’s perfect for unwinding after a long day and really helps relieve stress. While the room amenities aren’t overly extensive, they do include shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothpaste, and toothbrush—plus the public bath offers cleansing foam, oil, lotion, and emulsion. Sleepwear is provided, so women or slimmer men won’t need to bring their own, though those with larger builds might find them a bit snug. There’s a microwave and fridge in the room, and the Wi-Fi password is conveniently posted right on the TV. I haven’t tried the breakfast buffet yet, but I can confirm there’s zero cigarette smell and daily room cleaning. Water pressure is just right, and every room comes with a bathtub—what more could you want? Overall, an amazing value for money experience!
Cypress Hotel Nagoya-Eki Mae
Staying at Cypress Hotel Nagoya-Eki Mae was a fantastic experience! The location is perfect—just a 5-minute walk to Nagoya Station, making it super convenient for travel, yet quiet enough to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep without the usual station noise. The room size was just right—not too small, not too large—and cleanliness was consistently excellent every day. The bed linens were fresh, the bathroom spotless, and everything felt well-maintained. Plus, there’s a FamilyMart right outside the door, which made grabbing snacks or essentials super easy. Overall, this hotel offers great value and comfort in a prime location. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Nagoya.
Hotel Wing International Nagoya
Staying at Hotel Wing International Nagoya was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from major attractions like the Nagoya Science Museum, Nagoya Tower, and Nagoya Castle. There are plenty of convenience stores and dining options nearby, making it super convenient for meals and daily needs. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. With such great value and easy access to everything, this hotel is definitely worth recommending. I’d happily stay here again on my next visit to Nagoya.
Hotel Route-Inn Nagoya Sakae
I stayed at Hotel Route-Inn Nagoya Sakae for three nights and had an excellent experience overall. The staff were incredibly welcoming, and the hotel offers great value—perfect for solo travelers. It’s just a 10-minute walk to Sakae Station, making it super easy to explore the heart of the city. I enjoyed walking to Mirai Tower and nearby shopping malls without needing any transport. The breakfast was satisfying, and the public bath was a real highlight—great way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. There’s also a self-service coffee machine in the lobby where you can grab a cup, read newspapers, or pick up extra amenities. The room was spotlessly clean and well-maintained. I’ll definitely be staying here again on my next visit to Nagoya—it’s a top choice for comfort, convenience, and friendly service.
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Ekimae
Staying at Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Ekimae was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Upon check-in, they offered free drinks — such a nice little touch! The breakfast was generous and varied, with plenty of options to choose from, and the quality was surprisingly good for a hotel this size. The location couldn’t be better — literally steps away from Nagoya Station, making it super easy to get around by train or subway, whether you're heading to shopping districts, temples, or nearby attractions. I was really impressed with the soundproofing in the room — no noise from hallways or neighboring rooms, so I got a solid night’s sleep every time. And the price? Only around $130 USD per night, which feels like an absolute steal for the comfort, convenience, and quality here. If you're visiting Nagoya and want a reliable, well-located hotel without breaking the bank, this is definitely my top pick.
Toyoko Inn Nagoya Marunouchi
This business-friendly hotel is a great choice for travelers visiting Nagoya. Even though the rooms are compact, they’re well-equipped with all the essentials, including high-quality toiletries—no need to worry about bringing your own. The location is unbeatable: just a short walk from the subway station, making it easy to get around the city or head to the train station quickly. I’ve noticed many Japanese business travelers staying here, which speaks volumes about its reliability. The only minor downside is the soundproofing—occasional noises from neighboring rooms (like coughing) can be heard at night—but honestly, for under $300 per night in Japan, this is an excellent value. Clean, convenient, and efficient—highly recommend for budget-conscious travelers looking for comfort and practicality.
Nagoya Sakae Washington Hotel Plaza
The Nagoya Sakae Washington Hotel Plaza is a fantastic choice for travelers visiting Nagoya. While it’s a 10-15 minute walk from the nearest subway station—slightly inconvenient but manageable—the rest of the experience is outstanding. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, offering early luggage storage so we could explore the city without carrying our bags. We were able to check in at 2 PM with no issues, which was perfect for our schedule. The hotel itself is quiet and peaceful, making it ideal for solo travelers or anyone looking for a calm retreat. It’s located just steps away from a FamilyMart and surrounded by plenty of dining options—especially great since it’s right in the heart of Sakae. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, the location, service, and overall comfort make this hotel a real standout. Highly recommend!
Nagoya Fushimi Mont-Blanc Hotel
Staying at Nagoya Fushimi Mont-Blanc Hotel was a truly enjoyable experience. Located just a short walk from the station, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city. Although I couldn’t book a non-smoking room, the smoking room was surprisingly fresh—there was no strong cigarette odor at all. The room was clean, well-maintained, and very comfortable, making my two-night stay relaxing and pleasant. The value for money was excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I’m genuinely sad to hear the hotel will be closing soon—this place had become one of my favorite spots in Nagoya, and I was already planning to visit again. It’s a real loss, but I’ll definitely remember this stay fondly.
Hotel Vista Nagoya Nishiki
We stayed at Hotel Vista Nagoya Nishiki with friends specifically to watch the finale of BOY PLANT, and it was a perfect choice! The Wi-Fi connection was strong and reliable, so we could stream AbemaTV, Netflix, YouTube, U-NEXT, and other platforms without any issues—perfect for binge-watching. Check-in and check-out were smooth and hassle-free, which made our trip even more enjoyable. The bathroom was spacious and very comfortable, giving us plenty of room to relax after a long day. Overall, the experience exceeded our expectations—great location, excellent amenities, and a fantastic stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to fellow fans and travelers alike.
Daini Fuji Hotel
I booked this hotel last minute, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. Located just a 3-minute walk from Takayama Station—cross the bridge and you're there—it's incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The hotel has a classic charm with a bit of vintage character, but don’t let that fool you: cleanliness is top-notch. The room was exactly as described—spacious enough to fit two large suitcases on the floor, and the bathroom, while compact, is well-designed and spotless. I especially enjoyed the nearby café just across the street; their breakfast set was fantastic—fresh coffee, delicious pastries, and great value. It made my morning so much more enjoyable. Overall, this is a hidden gem in Nagoya with excellent location, comfort, and affordability. Definitely coming back next time I’m in town.
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Kanayama
I couldn’t be happier with my stay at Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Kanayama! The breakfast was surprisingly generous—plenty of options and well-prepared, though the air conditioning was a bit strong (easy to adjust though). Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient—just a short 5-minute walk from Kanayama Station, making it super easy to get around Nagoya. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout. What made this trip even better was the amazing price—I actually found this Meitetsu Inn cheaper than nearby hotels like Toyoko Inn and Livemax, which is rare! It’s the first time I’ve booked here, and honestly, the value for money is outstanding. If you’re looking for comfort, convenience, and great pricing in Nagoya, this place is a top pick.
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