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The lobby feels very pleasant with its spacious layout and high ceilings, but the carpets on each floor from the elevator to the Room are old and noticeably stained. It may be time to consider replacing the carpets.

It was conveniently located near the station. Breakfast was available, and I think I had a comfortable stay.

We stayed here as a family of three during the summer holidays. I often visit the Chunichi Building, and the 7th-floor restaurants and observation terrace have long been favorite spots, so I wanted to stay at the Hotel as well. The view from the front desk was wonderful—you can overlook Sakae and even see as far as Nagoya. Depending on the Room, you may get that same view, but our Room faced the opposite side, with views toward landmarks such as Higashiyama Tower. Even so, it was still a great view and we enjoyed it fully. As it is a new Hotel, we were very satisfied with both the design and comfort. The Room and bathroom were spacious, allowing us to relax comfortably. We also appreciated how crafts showcasing artisan techniques from the Tokai and Hokuriku regions were incorporated throughout. In particular, I love Arimatsu shibori dyeing, so I was happy to see it used for items such as cushion covers in both the front desk area and our Room. My husband used the bar and said it was great. We felt this is an Accommodation we could confidently recommend to international guests as well. We would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I was glad that the toilet and bath were separate. I also appreciated being moved to the ladies’ room. I had a comfortable stay.

I stayed on a weekday in late August. The Accommodation was clean and well maintained, and the staff were excellent. Amenities were available behind the reception counter for guests to choose freely, with a great variety. It felt like there were many options for women—in a good way! The welcome drink was really helpful on hot summer days, and it was delicious. It’s close to Sakae Subway Station, and since there’s hardly any nightlife nearby, it’s nice that there aren’t any drunk people around. As mentioned in the title, breakfast didn’t include any Japanese dishes for me—there were bread, salad, and curry. I personally prefer Japanese food, so I thought it would be nice if there were a few more Japanese-style options. The boiled eggs were nicely salted and tasty. Even so, everything was delicious overall. Thank you for the meal.

I couldn’t find the hotel from Sakae Station and ended up calling. I managed to arrive and check in! The front desk staff said, “I’m glad you made it,” which made me happy. Even though I only stayed for a few hours, I felt at ease.

Despite the central location, the Room has a desk and a bit of extra space, and the price is reasonable, offering excellent value for money. If the cleaning were a little more thorough, there would be nothing to complain about. It felt slightly dusty and the bathroom walls were a bit dirty, so I couldn’t give full marks, but overall I think it’s very good.

For this stay, after my daughter’s family stayed on August 21, my husband said he wanted to stay as well, so we decided to make a Reservation. We requested the same Room my daughter’s family had used, and from the Room window we could see our home building, which truly moved my husband. This time, we were especially looking forward to dining at the teppanyaki kaiseki restaurant. The dishes—black abalone, lobster, and Matsusaka beef tenderloin—were beautifully creative. They were a delight to look at and so delicious that I couldn’t help saying “Delicious” out loud. I often have teppanyaki at other hotels, but it can feel heavy afterward and is difficult once I return to the Room. However, the teppanyaki at Conrad Hotel did not feel heavy at all. As for the breakfast buffet, it was excellent. I am a regular guest of Nagoya Marriott Hotel and have been staying there every month since it opened 25 years ago, using its restaurants weekly. I have also stayed at several other hotels after they opened (including iCoc Hotel in the Chunichi Building area), but their breakfast buffets were somewhat disappointing. In contrast, the breakfast buffet at Conrad Hotel Nagoya is the best among hotels in Nagoya. The restaurant was spacious, and the staff’s warm smiles were very comforting. Thank you very much for your hospitality. I already have an Accommodation Reservation for next year as well and look forward to staying again.

It appeared at the top of my search results, and I chose it because it was a great-value hotel in a location where I could walk to my destination and just steps from the subway station. The rooms were very clean, and the front desk staff were all kind—it really was an excellent value.

This is one of the best Business Hotels I’ve stayed at. The sleepwear is a separate top-and-bottom set, so there’s no need to bring pajamas. There are power outlets right by the pillow, and the bed has just the right firmness. It also comes with a refrigerator, TV, and free breakfast (I had to skip it this time due to my schedule). There’s a luggage rack, plus a chair and desk, and the free internet connection was reasonably fast. There are two elevators as well, so I never had trouble during busy morning or evening hours. It was a great Hotel with everything you need—simple and sufficient. The only downside is parking. There are a few spaces in front of the Hotel, but they’re priced in a way that makes them easy for non-guests to use too, so guests often have to use a multi-story parking garage a short walk away. On the day I stayed there was also a festival nearby, and I ended up waiting nearly an hour for parking. I’d appreciate having more parking options available.

I believe there were three or more Chinese women staying on the same floor, and they were being very loud even after midnight, so I couldn’t sleep well. I asked the front desk to speak to them, but I could still hear them talking afterward. I understand that many Hotels have a lot of international guests these days, but I would appreciate it if you could separate floors for international and Japanese guests from the start in anticipation of situations like this.

It was a corner Room on the top floor. There was no disturbance from surrounding noise, just occasional faint sirens from the highway. The air conditioning and ventilation worked well, but some might find the slight whistling sound from the door gap noticeable. My wife initially thought it was the refrigerator making noise, but I believe this is a sign of good ventilation. There are two elevators, so there’s no waiting time and they operate smoothly. Parking at a nearby pachinko parlor cost 1,000 yen for 24 hours. It’s within walking distance to Sakae's central area, so I’d love to stay here again!

My wife stayed this time and was extremely satisfied. The room was clean and comfortable, and despite arriving earlier than planned, the staff accommodated her check-in. She was deeply impressed by the kind and courteous service of the employees. Thank you very much!

Suitable for 5 people. Enjoyed a relaxing and comfortable stay.

After letting them know we would arrive late at night, they still came out to welcome us—both of them—even though it was so late. They had already laid out the futons as well, which was a huge help. Everything was taken care of, and there were lots of dog supplies. We were also surprised by how many snacks and drinks they had prepared for us! Since it was hot, we gratefully accepted an ice pack too. We’d love to stay again if we have the chance. Thank you very much!

I stayed here after watching a professional baseball game at Vantelin Dome. Not only the Room, but also the toilet, washbasin area, and bathroom were all very clean. I contacted you suddenly due to my own mistake, but thank you for your prompt and courteous response. This is an Accommodation I would definitely like to use again.

The Facility was well-equipped, and we had a comfortable and enjoyable stay. We were able to use the takoyaki maker, iron, curling iron, card games, and more, and we were very satisfied. It’s hard to find places that can accommodate a large group, so we’re glad we found this one.

The meals are excellent in both quality and quantity—I was completely satisfied. A bath you can use all night. A charming, traditional Japanese Ryokan, and it’s almost a straight walk from the station.

Although it’s a small Hotel, the Room was spacious and very clean. The mini-kitchen, water purifier, microwave, toaster, and more really showed how thoughtfully everything is set up for guests. The amenities were also Sekkisei, which I was very happy with. However! My image of the Sakae area was department stores and PARCO near the station, so I didn’t realize it was right in the middle of Nagoya’s biggest nightlife district... Since you’ll need to make your way past street touts to get there, I should mention that it may not be ideal for families.