Conrad Nagoya

Conrad Nagoya brings Hilton's flagship luxury brand to central Japan and gives Nagoya its first internationally branded luxury hotel, set within The Landmark Nagoya Sakae with a dedicated ground-floor entrance and direct connection to Sakae Station. The hotel occupies the tenth and eleventh floors and the thirty-first through fortieth, holding 170 guest rooms across fourteen categories from deluxe and premium rooms to three suite types, every one of them at least fifty square meters and unusually generous by Japanese urban standards. Dining is layered vertically: the signature restaurant Casa Oliva on the thirty-first floor, the lobby lounge and cafe Sandrop and the cafe and terrace Song Bird below, and a fortieth-floor cluster holding the sushi kaiseki room Soryu, the teppanyaki counter Soen and the rooftop bar House of Mon. A Conrad Spa, an eighteen-meter indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center fill the thirty-second floor, while banquet halls and meeting rooms sit on the lower hotel levels, anchoring the property in Nagoya's Sakae shopping and business district.