NAGOYA, Japan — Hilton has opened Conrad Nagoya in partnership with Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd., introducing its Conrad Hotels & Resorts luxury brand to Nagoya and adding a 170-room property to its expanding portfolio in Japan. Located within The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, the hotel occupies the upper floors of the tallest skyscraper in the Sakae district and is directly connected to Sakae Station.
The opening brings Hilton’s luxury offering into one of Central Japan’s major business destinations. Nagoya is recognized as a manufacturing hub and is also known for its culinary culture, craftsmanship and cultural traditions. For Hilton, the property extends the Conrad brand into a new Japanese market while adding another location to its growing global luxury portfolio.
Conrad is Hilton’s largest brand within its luxury portfolio, with 51 hotels across five continents and a development pipeline that includes further expansion. In Japan, the group has identified Conrad Yokohama and Conrad Kobe as future openings, while Conrad Nagoya adds to the brand’s existing presence in the country.
The property is positioned within Nagoya’s business and shopping district, providing access to destinations including Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine. Its location also places the hotel as a gateway to destinations across Central Japan, including Ise and Takayama, connecting the property with regional cultural and heritage attractions.
The hotel occupies the upper floors of The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, making it part of a larger development positioned as a hub for cultural exchange and value creation. Its direct connection to Sakae Station provides access to the surrounding business, shopping and cultural areas, while its position within the skyscraper gives the property a prominent presence within Nagoya’s evolving cityscape.
For Mitsubishi Estate, the opening represents the integration of an international luxury hotel brand into The Landmark Nagoya Sakae. Atsushi Nakajima, president and chief executive officer of Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd., said the development was envisioned to strengthen Sakae’s role as a gateway for visitors from Japan and overseas while supporting collaboration with the local community.
Conrad Nagoya comprises 170 guest rooms, including 29 suites, with each suite spanning more than 50 square meters. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide views across the Nagoya skyline, while the interiors incorporate bespoke metal art pieces inspired by the movement of people, light and rhythm within the Sakae district.
The Conrad Suite is located on the 40th floor and covers 213 square meters. The suite combines residential-style accommodation with panoramic views of the city and forms part of the property’s upper-floor offering.
The opening brings Hilton’s luxury offering into one of Central Japan’s major business destinations. Nagoya is recognized as a manufacturing hub and is also known for its culinary culture, craftsmanship and cultural traditions. For Hilton, the property extends the Conrad brand into a new Japanese market while adding another location to its growing global luxury portfolio.
Conrad is Hilton’s largest brand within its luxury portfolio, with 51 hotels across five continents and a development pipeline that includes further expansion. In Japan, the group has identified Conrad Yokohama and Conrad Kobe as future openings, while Conrad Nagoya adds to the brand’s existing presence in the country.
The property is positioned within Nagoya’s business and shopping district, providing access to destinations including Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine. Its location also places the hotel as a gateway to destinations across Central Japan, including Ise and Takayama, connecting the property with regional cultural and heritage attractions.
The hotel occupies the upper floors of The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, making it part of a larger development positioned as a hub for cultural exchange and value creation. Its direct connection to Sakae Station provides access to the surrounding business, shopping and cultural areas, while its position within the skyscraper gives the property a prominent presence within Nagoya’s evolving cityscape.
For Mitsubishi Estate, the opening represents the integration of an international luxury hotel brand into The Landmark Nagoya Sakae. Atsushi Nakajima, president and chief executive officer of Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd., said the development was envisioned to strengthen Sakae’s role as a gateway for visitors from Japan and overseas while supporting collaboration with the local community.
Conrad Nagoya comprises 170 guest rooms, including 29 suites, with each suite spanning more than 50 square meters. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide views across the Nagoya skyline, while the interiors incorporate bespoke metal art pieces inspired by the movement of people, light and rhythm within the Sakae district.
The Conrad Suite is located on the 40th floor and covers 213 square meters. The suite combines residential-style accommodation with panoramic views of the city and forms part of the property’s upper-floor offering.
Food and beverage facilities are distributed across the 31st and 40th floors, with six restaurants and bars centered on cuisine from the Tokai region alongside Japanese and international influences. The portfolio includes SUNDROP, the lobby lounge and bar serving afternoon tea, cocktails and globally inspired cuisine; CASA OLIVA, an Italian restaurant with a wine program featuring more than 100 Italian labels; and SONGBIRD, which offers specialty coffee, pastries and seasonal sweets.
On the 40th floor, SORYU offers contemporary sushi kaiseki influenced by traditional sushi craftsmanship, while SOEN focuses on teppan kaiseki rooted in Japanese culinary traditions. HOUSE OF MON completes the dining portfolio as a rooftop bar serving craft cocktails with views across the Nagoya skyline.
On the 40th floor, SORYU offers contemporary sushi kaiseki influenced by traditional sushi craftsmanship, while SOEN focuses on teppan kaiseki rooted in Japanese culinary traditions. HOUSE OF MON completes the dining portfolio as a rooftop bar serving craft cocktails with views across the Nagoya skyline.
The property also adds dedicated wellness facilities through Conrad Spa. The facility includes four treatment rooms, an indoor swimming pool, sauna facilities and a 24-hour fitness center. The wellness component is positioned as an urban retreat within the hotel’s upper-floor setting.
Business and event facilities form another component of the hotel’s operating offering. Conrad Nagoya provides meeting and event venues across the 10th and 11th floors, including a 342-square-meter Grand Ballroom with an 8-meter-high ceiling. Additional Akari meeting spaces can be configured into four separate rooms, allowing the venues to accommodate corporate meetings, social gatherings and celebratory events.
The meeting facilities are supported by audiovisual technology and a dedicated events team. Their inclusion gives the property dedicated infrastructure for corporate and group requirements alongside its accommodation, dining and wellness operations.
Business and event facilities form another component of the hotel’s operating offering. Conrad Nagoya provides meeting and event venues across the 10th and 11th floors, including a 342-square-meter Grand Ballroom with an 8-meter-high ceiling. Additional Akari meeting spaces can be configured into four separate rooms, allowing the venues to accommodate corporate meetings, social gatherings and celebratory events.
The meeting facilities are supported by audiovisual technology and a dedicated events team. Their inclusion gives the property dedicated infrastructure for corporate and group requirements alongside its accommodation, dining and wellness operations.
The hotel also incorporates Conrad’s 1/3/5 program, which provides curated experiences based on the amount of time available to guests. The one-hour, three-hour and five-hour journeys are designed around Nagoya and the wider region, covering local craftsmanship, culinary traditions and other destination-focused activities.
Experiences available through the program include an interactive cocktail-making session, a traditional tea ceremony, craft beer discovery and a miso-making workshop. Guests can also gain exclusive access to witness the 400-year-old heritage of Arimatsu Shibori, a traditional Japanese tie-dyeing craft.
The opening follows Hilton’s longstanding presence in Nagoya, which began with the opening of Hilton Nagoya in 1989. Conrad Nagoya therefore represents another Hilton property entering the city while expanding the company’s luxury brand presence in Japan.
Hilton’s luxury expansion through Conrad Nagoya is supported by its partnership with Mitsubishi Estate and the hotel’s integration into The Landmark Nagoya Sakae. With its combination of 170 rooms, six restaurants and bars, wellness facilities, and dedicated meeting and event spaces, the property adds a luxury hotel operation within one of Nagoya’s central business and commercial districts.
Experiences available through the program include an interactive cocktail-making session, a traditional tea ceremony, craft beer discovery and a miso-making workshop. Guests can also gain exclusive access to witness the 400-year-old heritage of Arimatsu Shibori, a traditional Japanese tie-dyeing craft.
The opening follows Hilton’s longstanding presence in Nagoya, which began with the opening of Hilton Nagoya in 1989. Conrad Nagoya therefore represents another Hilton property entering the city while expanding the company’s luxury brand presence in Japan.
Hilton’s luxury expansion through Conrad Nagoya is supported by its partnership with Mitsubishi Estate and the hotel’s integration into The Landmark Nagoya Sakae. With its combination of 170 rooms, six restaurants and bars, wellness facilities, and dedicated meeting and event spaces, the property adds a luxury hotel operation within one of Nagoya’s central business and commercial districts.
