Hilton Nagoya stands at 3-3 Sakae 1-chome, on the edge of the downtown district known as Sakae, a mile or so from Nagoya Station. It is a full-service international hotel with a polished lobby, a range of restaurants and the kind of consistent service travelers expect from the brand. Rooms range from Queen rooms to Deluxe Twin rooms, with an executive lounge for those who pay for the upgrade. Dining includes Dynasty, a modern Chinese restaurant, an international buffet, Genji, a Japanese restaurant with a list of more than a hundred sakes and shochus, and Cafe 3-3 for coffee and pastries. The hotel also has an indoor pool with a hot tub and a fitness center, which are welcome after a long day of sightseeing.
Location and getting around
The hotel is described as minutes from Fushimi Station on the subway, which puts the Higashiyama and Tsurumai lines within reach. Nearby, the Misonoza theater is about 300 meters away, the Nagoya City Science Museum about 700 meters, the Sakae shopping district about 1.2 kilometers and Osu Kannon about 1.4 kilometers. Mirai Tower, also known as the Nagoya TV Tower, is about 1.
7 kilometers away, so the downtown sights are all a walk or a short subway ride. Nagoya Station is a short subway ride, and the Meguru tourist bus helps with the castle and museums. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle, and the Chubu Centrair Airport is about fifteen miles away, so plan on the train.
Rooms and facilities
The standard rooms are Queen and twin rooms in a calm, neutral style, and Deluxe rooms add space. Executive floors include lounge access, and there is a children's rate for the lounge. The pool and fitness center make the hotel more useful for families and for anyone who likes to swim after a day on foot.
Parking is a real strength, with covered self-parking for roughly 200 cars at a daily charge, which is unusual for a downtown hotel in Japan and helpful if you are driving to Inuyama or the Ghibli Park area. Breakfast is available, though its details are best confirmed when you book.
Who it suits
Travelers who want a recognizable international brand, a downtown location and evenings in Sakae, with Osu and the castle a short ride away. It is a good choice for families because of the pool and the size of the rooms, and for drivers because of the parking.
Things to know
It is not directly on Nagoya Station, so allow time for a subway transfer when you catch a bullet train, and the hotel is set in a business and entertainment district that is lively at night. Book early for weekends and for autumn, when rooms fill.
Why stay here
- ✓Near Fushimi Station
- ✓Indoor pool with hot tub
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Dynasty modern Chinese restaurant
- ✓Genji Japanese restaurant and sake list
- ✓Buffet restaurant and cafe
- ✓Executive lounge
- ✓Covered self-parking
Good questions
Where is Hilton Nagoya?+
It stands at 3-3 Sakae 1-chome in downtown Nagoya, minutes from Fushimi Station. The Sakae shopping district is about 1.2 kilometers away and Osu Kannon is about 1.4 kilometers away.
Does the hotel have parking?+
Yes. It has covered, secured self-parking of roughly 200 spaces at a daily charge, on a first-come basis. Valet and EV charging are not available.
Is there a pool?+
Yes. The hotel has an indoor pool with a hot tub and a fitness center. There is no airport shuttle, so plan on the train for Chubu Centrair Airport.
