CONRAD NAGOYA: A NEW STAY ABOVE THE CITY

Nagoya has a new address in the sky. Conrad Nagoya has opened in the heart of Sakae, marking the arrival of Conrad Hotels & Resorts in Japan’s Chubu region. Set on the upper floors of The Landmark Nagoya Sakae and directly connected to Sakae Station, the hotel brings contemporary luxury, local craftsmanship and far-reaching city views together in one of Nagoya’s liveliest districts.
The hotel features 170 guest rooms, including 29 suites, with standard rooms starting at more than 50 square metres. Interiors balance Conrad’s contemporary aesthetic with details inspired by the culture and craftsmanship of Central Japan, while floor-to-ceiling windows open up views across the Nagoya skyline. On the 40th floor, the 213-square-metre Conrad Suite offers the hotel’s most expansive stay, with generous living and dining spaces and panoramic views over the city.
Food and drink are a major part of the Conrad Nagoya experience, with six restaurants and bars spanning Japanese, Italian and internationally inspired flavours. In the lobby, SUNDROP serves afternoon tea, cocktails and globally inspired cuisine in a light-filled setting overlooking the city, while CASA OLIVA focuses on classic Italian dishes alongside a wine list featuring more than 100 Italian labels. SONGBIRD offers a more casual stop for specialty coffee, pastries and seasonal sweets.
On the 40th floor, SORYU presents a contemporary sushi kaiseki experience inspired by traditional sushi craftsmanship, while SOEN centres on teppan kaiseki rooted in Japanese culinary traditions. Completing the collection, rooftop bar HOUSE OF MON serves craft cocktails with sweeping views across the Nagoya skyline.
For time away from the city, Conrad Spa features four treatment rooms, an indoor swimming pool and sauna, complemented by a 24-hour fitness centre. The wellness spaces continue the hotel’s contemporary Japanese aesthetic, creating a calm retreat from the energy of Sakae below.
Conrad Nagoya also looks beyond the hotel itself, connecting guests with the culture and traditions of the region through its Conrad 1/3/5 experiences. Designed around one, three or five hours, the curated experiences offer ways to discover Nagoya and Aichi through activities including tea ceremony, miso making, local craft beer and Arimatsu Shibori, the region’s centuries-old textile-dyeing tradition.
Its central location puts some of Nagoya’s best-known attractions, including Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, within easy reach, alongside Sakae’s shopping, dining and entertainment. Direct access to Sakae Station also makes the hotel a convenient starting point for travellers looking to explore more of Central Japan, including destinations such as Takayama and Ise.
With spacious rooms and suites, six restaurants and bars, wellness facilities and experiences rooted in local culture, Conrad Nagoya brings a new luxury stay to the city while providing a well-connected base for exploring Central Japan.
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