Conrad Nagoya Opens as a High-Rise Luxury Landmark in Sakae

Conrad Nagoya officially opened its doors on July 31, 2026, marking the brand’s first presence in Nagoya and its third location in Japan. Occupying the upper floors of The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, the hotel is directly connected to Sakae Station, providing a central gateway for both business and leisure travel. The property is positioned to offer easy access to local cultural sites such as Nagoya Castle, as well as regional destinations including Ise Jingu and Hida Takayama. To foster a deeper connection with the city, the hotel features the “Conrad 1/3/5” program, which offers curated itineraries designed to immerse guests in local culture within one, three, or five hours.

Ribbon cutting ceremony at the grand opening of Conrad Nagoya — The official opening ceremony of Conrad Nagoya on July 31, 2026.

Spacious Accommodations with Artistic Accents

The hotel’s 170 guest rooms are situated between the 31st and 40th floors, each offering a minimum of 50 square meters of living space. The inventory comprises 14 distinct room types, including Deluxe Rooms, Executive Rooms, and 29 suites. The interior design incorporates artworks that reflect the rhythm and lights of the surrounding Sakae district. On the 40th floor, the flagship Conrad Suite spans 213 square meters, combining elegant design with expansive views of the Nagoya cityscape.

Deluxe room with floor-to-ceiling windows and city views — Guest rooms offer at least 50 square meters of space and panoramic views.

Spacious living area of a suite at Conrad Nagoya — Suites are designed with local artistic touches and modern functionality.

Diverse Culinary and Wellness Experiences

Six dining establishments cater to a variety of palates across the high-rise property. The 31st floor houses SUNDROP, a venue for afternoon tea; CASA OLIVA, which serves traditional Italian cuisine accompanied by a selection of over 100 wines; and the SONGBIRD cafe. On the 40th floor, guests can experience *sushi kaiseki* (a multi-course meal centered on sushi) at SORYU, or *teppan kaiseki* (a multi-course meal prepared on an iron griddle) at SOEN. The floor also features HOUSE OF MON, a rooftop bar offering evening views. For wellness, the 32nd floor includes the Conrad Spa with four treatment rooms, an indoor pool, saunas, and a 24-hour fitness center.

Dramatic high-ceiling lounge and bar area at SUNDROP — The 31st-floor lounge area features double-height ceilings and city vistas.

Teppan kaiseki counter at SOEN — SOEN provides an intimate setting for multi-course meals prepared on the griddle.

Sushi kaiseki counter at SORYU — SORYU specializes in traditional multi-course dining with a focus on sushi.

Modern rooftop bar at HOUSE OF MON — HOUSE OF MON offers a sophisticated atmosphere for evening cocktails.

Premier Venues for Events and Gatherings

The hotel’s banquet and meeting facilities occupy the 10th and 11th floors, designed to accommodate events ranging from corporate meetings to gala dinners. The Grand Ballroom on the 10th floor offers 342 square meters of space with 8.3-meter ceilings. On the 11th floor, the Akari space covers 263 square meters and can be divided into four separate sections. These venues are equipped with advanced technology, including 250-inch screens and 200-inch LED displays, supported by a dedicated events team. To commemorate the opening, Hilton Honors members can earn 4,000 bonus points per stay of one night or more through October 31, 2026.