Nagoya Tokyu Hotel stands at 4-6-8 Sakae, about a five-minute walk from Exit 12 of Sakae Station, where the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines meet. Its guest rooms occupy the 5th to 16th floors, with an Executive Business Salon on the 16th, and the lower floors hold the lobby, restaurants and event spaces. Dining includes Loire for French food and teppanyaki, Nadaman for Japanese cuisine, Nangoku Shuka for Chinese food, Montmartre for all-day dining and the Fontana di Trevi bar and Grindelwald atrium lounge. The fifth-floor fitness club has an indoor pool, an athletic room and a sauna, with early-morning access for overnight guests. A shopping zone called Tokyu Ave runs on the ground floor, and the hotel also has a salon and a wedding chapel.
Location and getting around
Sakae is the commercial and entertainment heart of Nagoya, and the hotel puts you inside it. Sakae Station is a short walk away, giving you quick rides to Nagoya Station, Fushimi and Osu on the subway, and the Meijo line also runs north toward Nagoya Castle. Department stores, the Oasis 21 shopping and bus complex and the TV tower are within walking distance, so evenings are easy: step out for dinner, a drink or a stroll. Nagoya Station is a short subway ride, though not as direct as the station towers.
Rooms and facilities
The hotel is a classic city hotel, with calm, functional rooms in a range of types and a business-friendly layout, including the Executive Business Salon for guests on higher-tier rooms. The standout feature is the choice of restaurants, which means you can eat Japanese, Chinese, French or Western food without leaving the building. The fitness club's pool and sauna are good for tired legs, and early-morning access to the pool from 6:00 to 8:00 is reserved for overnight guests, with a two-hour private pool plan for those who want one.
Parking is available in the basement levels, though capacity and rates are not published on the hotel's page, so confirm them when you book.
Who it suits
Travelers who want a central, traditional hotel with plenty of dining, couples who like a quiet bar for the evening and business guests who want a salon and meeting facilities. It also suits first-timers who want to be in the middle of the shopping and nightlife without being in the loudest street. Things to know: the hotel hosts weddings and events, so the lobby can be busy at weekends, and the style is classic rather than boutique.
Ask about breakfast when you book, because rates vary, and book early for weekends and autumn. Because it is in Sakae, the walk to the Nagoya Station area takes a subway ride, so plan your luggage and train times for departure day.
Why stay here
- ✓Five minutes from Sakae Station
- ✓Six restaurants and bars
- ✓Fitness club with indoor pool
- ✓Sauna and athletic room
- ✓Executive Business Salon
- ✓Shopping zone on the ground floor
- ✓Salon and chapel
- ✓Basement parking
Good questions
How far is the hotel from Sakae Station?+
It is about a five-minute walk from Exit 12 of Sakae Station, where the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines meet.
Does the hotel have a pool?+
Yes. The fifth-floor fitness club has an indoor pool, an athletic room and a sauna. Early-morning access from 6:00 to 8:00 is for overnight guests only.
What dining is on site?+
The hotel has French and teppanyaki dining at Loire, Japanese at Nadaman, Chinese at Nangoku Shuka, all-day dining at Montmartre and bars and lounges. That is enough variety for several nights.
