Hotels in Sakae, Nagoya

Overall, it was pretty decent. The room rate in September was quite reasonable, and the location is convenient for getting around, situated in the Sakae business district. Several subway stations are within easy walking distance. The hotel was quite busy; I arrived around 3 PM for check-in and still had to wait for 10 minutes. The room wasn't small by Japanese standards, and it even had a massager, which was great for a quick massage after a long day of walking. The front desk area offered a coffee and cocoa machine, and the laundry room next door had an ice machine – all very convenient. The only minor hiccup was that housekeeping misplaced my blanket. It took two days of back-and-forth communication to get it back. While their attitude was very polite, constantly apologizing, their service ultimately fell short. They only provided a hotel blanket as a temporary replacement *after* I specifically requested it. The entire process was very inefficient; once my blanket was located, they first sent a photo for my confirmation, which further delayed things, before finally sending someone to pick it up from the factory. I even had to alter my itinerary for the last day to wait for its return. Aside from verbal apologies, there was no compensation whatsoever. So, a traveler's note: always pack your personal items carefully before leaving the room...

It’s a great hotel located in the heart of Nagoya - Sakae is a great spot to see attractions and plenty of food options nearby. You can see Oasis21 and Mirai Tower, the ferris wheel and the restaurants nearby. You can do Lawson runs and enjoy the overall comfort of the hotel. The Breakfast is awesome and I highly recommend getting it. Grindelwald was nice as well!

This is an excellent hotel. Its location is super convenient, and being newly renovated, it's spotlessly clean. It also offers great value for money. The surrounding area is perfect for strolling, eating, and shopping, with most establishments in the Rong business district reachable within about 10 minutes on foot.

The bathroom was absolutely 5-star quality for Japan, and very spacious. The hotel, opened in 2024, is brand new. The location is truly unbeatable. Mitsukoshi is just one traffic light away, and opposite Mitsukoshi, there's a Tiger store, making it convenient to drop off our shoe purchases back at the hotel. Many shopping malls are within a 10-minute walk, and the Sakae shopping district is easily accessible for browsing anytime. Don Quijote is just a 5-minute walk, and the 24-hour Ichiran Ramen is also within walking distance. We stayed with three people, and an extra bed was added at the bay window. I prefer firm beds, so I felt absolutely no discomfort. Even with three suitcases open, there was still plenty of room to move around. The only minor complaint is that the mini-fridge was incredibly small and shallow, only fitting about five small drinks. Also, the front desk is located on the 24th floor, with the actual hotel rooms on floors above that. This meant we had to transfer elevators every time we went out, but fortunately, the elevators were very fast.

Fantastic experience overall. The staff, from the doorman to the front desk, were incredibly welcoming and made us feel right at home. The room, amenities, and bathroom were all five-star quality, comparable to what I'd expect from a luxury hotel back home. Complimentary snacks were a delicious touch. I particularly appreciated that the toiletries were a high-quality European aromatic brand, not just generic ones, and the slippers were very comfortable. Breakfast had a great selection of fish dishes, which my husband thoroughly enjoyed. I, unfortunately, was busy packing and regret missing out. The location is superb; a subway exit is right outside, and across a major road are Parco and Matsuzakaya department stores, offering incredible convenience for shopping and dining. The hotel also features a restaurant that's worth checking out. A heads-up for airport transfers: it can be a bit confusing at Kanayama station because several train lines share the same track, making it easy to board the wrong train. Always double-check for the 'Airport Line'!

Of all the hotels in Nagoya I've stayed at, this one had the best atmosphere, so I decided to stay again. The rooms and hallways were very clean and had a calming atmosphere, which made my friend very happy. I'll definitely stay here again!!

All is good. Location also good except u planning to come from Nagoya station with big luggage as the hotel is 2 stations away. You may need to carry them up and down for staircase.

Transportation isn't too inconvenient; it's about a 15-minute walk from the station. There are various convenience stores, karaoke bars, tequila shops, and pork cutlet restaurants nearby, and it's not far from various shopping areas. Self-check-in is very convenient, and the environment is bright and smells nice! The room is fully equipped, with a balcony, washing machine, microwave, and you can also cook. There's enough space for two people to move around even after unpacking their suitcases! I highly recommend it!

The hotel is in a great location, but it shows its age despite the room being recently renovated. The room had a noticeable amount of dust, a strange odor upon entering, and the fridge was broken—there was no way to keep anything cold. Cleanliness could be improved, as dust was in the corners and on surfaces. Those with allergies may find it uncomfortable. Overall, not the best experience.

It was easy to get to from the station and there were many restaurants and shops nearby! There was a hot spring and sauna, and the opening hours were long, until 3pm the next day, which was great!