Conrad Nagoya Opens on 31 July: All 170 Rooms and the Restaurants Explained

Deluxe Room (50 square metres, per room per night, 15% service charge included, before tax)JPY 71,013per nightThe lowest figure the official site showed for a stay on 12 October 2026

Hotel

Conrad Nagoya (3-25-1 Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi; 170 rooms in 14 types, 29 of them suites)

Opened

2026-07-31

Building

The Landmark Nagoya Sakae (41 floors above ground, 4 below, about 211 m; completed 2026-03-31, shops and cinema opened 2026-06-11)

Hotel floors

10F and 11F banqueting and meetings / 31F lobby lounge and dining / 32F spa, pool and gym / 33–40F guest rooms / 40F sushi, teppan kaiseki and rooftop bar

Access

Directly connected to Sakae station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines; check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00

Checked on

2026-10-12

Conrad Nagoya opened on 31 July 2026 and is now in regular operation. It occupies The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, with 170 rooms in 14 types on floors 33 to 40, every one at least 50 square metres. For a stay on 12 October the official site put the cheapest room, the Deluxe Room, at JPY 71,013 per room per night, service charge of 15% included and tax on top. For Saturday 17 October the lowest available room was JPY 103,788.

The Deluxe Room is JPY 74,290 on a Tuesday and around JPY 100,000 on a Saturday: rates by type and date

The hotel occupies floors 10 and 11 and 31 to 40 of the building. The 31st floor holds the lobby lounge and dining, the 32nd the spa, indoor pool and gym, and floors 33 to 40 the guest rooms, with the restaurants and the rooftop bar on the 40th. The building was completed on 31 March 2026, 41 floors above ground and four below, about 211 metres, the tallest in Sakae. Floors 5 to 9 are TOHO Cinemas Nagoya Sakae, B2 to 4 the luxury mall HAERA, and 12 to 30 offices.

The table gives the lowest rate the official rooms page showed for each type when a date was entered. Rates are per room per night with the 15% service charge included and tax on top.

The Deluxe Room is JPY 74,290 on Tuesday 20 October and JPY 98,021 on Saturday 14 November, a difference of JPY 23,731 a night. The suites swing further: even on two Saturdays the Deluxe Corner Suite is JPY 585,034 on 17 October and JPY 191,376 on 14 November, about three times apart. The Deluxe Room with a king bed is shown at JPY 71,013 for the night of 12 October, but for 17 and 20 October and 14 November it is shown as sold out, as is the King Accessible Room on 17 October and 14 November.

Room rates also appear at Klook, so entering the same night there and on the official site puts the two side by side. Hilton Honors members earn 4,000 bonus points for stays of one night or more between 31 July and 31 October 2026.

Six places to eat and drink: Soryu and Soen close Wednesday and Thursday, House of Mon closes Monday and Tuesday

Since 1 September House of Mon has taken reservations only from hotel guests, subject to space. Other visitors cannot book and are seated in order of arrival. Children under 10 are not admitted and guests under 20 stay until 20:00. On Saturday 31 October it is hired out, so the hours change to 21:00–24:00. SUNDROP has live music in the evening, in October three 30-minute sets starting at 18:30, 19:30 and 20:30.

Until Saturday 31 October, Soryu and Soen also pour a flight of three 30 ml sakes from the Kunpeki brewery in Konan, Aichi. The set called “Kunpeki Story by Sake Rice” is JPY 5,000 and the “Kunpeki Three Selections” JPY 7,000, tax and service charge included.

Afternoon tea is The First Bloom until 1 November, then a Harry Winston holiday edition from 2 November

Afternoon tea at SUNDROP runs 12:00 to 17:30 (last entry 15:30) and is by reservation, taken until 9:00 on the day. From 1 August to 1 November it is The First Bloom, JPY 8,000 a head, or JPY 11,000 with a sparkling toast, tax and service charge included. It comes with six sweets, five savouries, scones and unlimited tea.

From 2 November to 27 December it becomes the HARRY WINSTON’s Holiday Afternoon Tea, made with the jeweller Harry Winston: JPY 9,000, or JPY 12,000 with the toast, and guests during the period receive an original Harry Winston gift while stocks last. Cancelling the toast version after 20:00 the day before is charged at 100% to the card given at booking. Evening tea, 18:00 to 20:30, is a single seating for ten.

Directly under Sakae station, with 40 parking spaces and no airport shuttle

The hotel connects directly to Sakae station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines. The Sakae shopping area and the city centre are 0.10 km away, the Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER 0.50 km, and the Aichi Arts Center, Nagoya Castle and Osu Kannon 2 km each. Chubu Centrair airport is 46 km off and there is no airport shuttle.

Parking is in the building, 40 spaces under cover, JPY 4,500 a day self-park or JPY 6,000 with valet, with EV charging. The mechanical car park gives priority to guests and takes vehicles up to 5,300 mm long, 2,050 mm wide, 2,000 mm high and 2,500 kg; larger cars have to use a car park nearby. Check-in is 15:00 and check-out 12:00.

The wellness floor on 32 has a 16-metre indoor pool (6:30–21:30, and 9:00–18:00 for ages 4 to 15), a dry sauna for men and a mist sauna for women, a gym open around the clock, and a spa with four treatment rooms, 10:00–21:00. Guests in Executive Rooms and above can use the Executive Lounge, open 10:00 to 21:00: breakfast 7:00–10:30, afternoon tea 14:30–16:30, evening cocktails 17:30–20:50, with light food and drinks all day.

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Source: Conrad Nagoya official site (rooms, amenities and location pages with date-specific rates, and the restaurant and afternoon-tea pages, checked 2026-10-12) / Mitsubishi Estate news releases, “Conrad Nagoya opens today, Friday 31 July 2026” and “The Landmark Nagoya Sakae is born” (17 March 2026) / Photos: Alpsdake, CC BY-SA 4.0 (MIRAI TOWER in the text) and Asturio Cantabrio, CC BY-SA 4.0 (the featured image of The Landmark Nagoya Sakae), both Wikimedia Commons