Living at the crossroads of history and modernity.

This five-star hotel, opening in 2024, is located in the Chūnichi Building at Nagoya Sakae Station. Its design incorporates cultural themes inspired by three legendary heroes—Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu—making it ideal for both business travelers and cultural enthusiasts. The Royal Park Hotel Nagoya is directly connected to Sakae Station via the Chūnichi Building, just a 15-minute walk away. The guest rooms feature designs inspired by the three heroes, and the 7th-floor "THE 7th TERRACE" offers a rich breakfast selection. The hotel is well-equipped with facilities such as a gym and sauna, and the staff provides friendly service, making it suitable for both business and leisure travelers. Highly convenient, the hotel is close to Oasis 21 and Nagoya TV Tower, and within walking distance of the Sakae shopping district, which offers abundant shopping and dining options (e.g., Hankyu Department Store). The rooms are 35 square meters in size, with designs inspired by historical figures like Oda Nobunaga, incorporating elements of tea culture (e.g., tea caddy-shaped counters). The decor blends the history of the Chūbu region with modern luxury, creating a Zen-like atmosphere with tea culture elements and wooden tones. However, the room size may feel slightly small, especially for guests with a lot of luggage. Each room is equipped with an air purifier, electric kettle, coffee machine, in-room safe, and a 24-hour hot shower, along with views of the Nagoya skyline. The staff is attentive, and check-in procedures are efficient. "THE 7th TERRACE" (7th floor) serves a breakfast buffet featuring Japanese miso soup, Western-style omelets, and Nagoya specialties like eel rice. Guests can enjoy views of the Sakae district from the outdoor terrace. Nearby dining options: Within a 5-minute walk, you can find Maruya Honten (eel rice, approx. ¥3,000), Reminiscence (Western cuisine, approx. ¥4,000), or Nikuyano Setsugekka (Japanese BBQ, approx. ¥5,000), catering to diverse tastes.