Nagoya is a major transportation hub connecting eastern and western Japan and one of the Chubu region’s leading sightseeing cities.

The city offers an abundance of attractions for parents and children to experience together, including Legoland Japan and Ghibli Park; Nagoya Castle, known for its golden shachihoko ornaments; an aquarium with one of the world’s largest pools; a science museum where visitors can experience the world of manufacturing; and Osu Shopping Street, where visitors can enjoy local street food and browse retro miscellaneous goods stores.

Using Nagoya Station as your base also makes it easy to access destinations such as Takayama, Shirakawa-go, and Kanazawa.

Since Nagoya serves as a convenient starting point for regional tours before moving on to another region, once you’ve finished sightseeing within the city, you can easily head to a theme park or stroll through the streets with carefully selected specialty coffee in hand.

Taking into account access to theme parks, ease of travel from Nagoya Station, and comfort for families and groups, we introduce 10 hotels and apartment hotels that make convenient bases for a trip to Nagoya.

Nagoya is easy to get around, with a convenient transportation network centered on Nagoya Station. However, the type of trip each area suits differs among Nagoya Station, Kinjofuto, Sakae, Osu, and other districts.

Here, we introduce the characteristics of each area that you should know before choosing your accommodation.

This is the gateway to sightseeing in Nagoya, bringing together the Shinkansen, JR lines, subways, the Aonami Line, airport transportation, highway buses, and more.

The Aonami Line provides convenient access toward the nearest station to Legoland Japan, while the area is also useful for traveling toward Ghibli Park and as a base for wider tours to Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa, and other destinations.

Large commercial facilities and underground shopping areas are concentrated around the station, making it convenient to purchase additional clothes for children at Uniqlo after arriving or browse toys at BicCamera.

After spending an active full day at a theme park, guests staying in a room directly connected to or within walking distance of the station can quickly make it to their bed for rest. They can also organize their luggage at a leisurely pace before traveling toward Takayama or Shirakawa-go the following day. This makes it easy to plan a time-efficient itinerary for family trips and longer stays.

With outstanding access to Legoland Japan, this area is ideal for families who want to make the theme park the main focus of their trip.

Families can enjoy rides and play with blocks at the interactive Duplo Play area from soon after the park opens, return to Legoland Japan Hotel for a break when they become tired, and then head back into the park. One of the area’s main attractions is how easily visitors can plan their day around the pace of active children.

Nearby attractions also include Sea Life Nagoya, where visitors can enjoy exhibits combining marine life with Lego models, and SCMAGLEV and Railway Park, where they can view full-size historic Shinkansen and conventional train cars, railway dioramas, and simulators.

In addition to the world of Lego, families can experience aquarium and railway exhibits, allowing them to choose how to spend their time according to their children’s interests.

Sakae is one of Nagoya’s leading entertainment districts. Visitors can shop for clothing and miscellaneous goods around Hisaya-odori, which is home to many parks and shops, and around Yabacho, which is home to many department stores and fashion buildings.

Guests can move between above-ground parks, underground shopping areas, and department stores, purchasing prepared foods and sweets from the basement food hall of Matsuzakaya Nagoya to enjoy in their room.

Nagoya Station is also easily accessible by subway. The area offers convenient access to Nagoya City Science Museum, which has one of the world’s largest planetariums; Nagoya Castle, a symbol of the city; and Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens, which combines a zoo, botanical gardens, and amusement park.

It is also a convenient area for groups who want to combine visits to cultural facilities and family-friendly attractions around the city.

Centered on Osu Shopping Street, this historic entertainment district mixes secondhand clothing stores, electronics and hobby shops, long-established coffee shops and Japanese confectionery stores, and international eateries.

While walking through the covered shopping arcades extending from Osu Kannon Station to Kamimaezu Station, visitors can browse for hidden finds among secondhand clothing and miscellaneous goods or stop by shops specializing in anime, games, and other subcultures. One of the area’s defining features is the ability to explore stores from a wide range of genres in one visit.

Visitors can discuss their sightseeing plans while sampling light meals and sweets in the shopping district, then return to their accommodation for a break after shopping, making it easy to live like a local.

The area is also popular with travelers who want to visit different shops little by little during a longer stay or explore local streets on foot.

The hotels introduced in this article were carefully selected based on three points that families traveling in Japan are likely to prioritize most during a stay in Nagoya: time efficiency and the comfort of staying as if at home.

Although both Legoland Japan and Ghibli Park are popular attractions in the Nagoya area, they are located in opposite directions. The location of your accommodation is therefore key to visiting both efficiently.

Legoland Japan is approximately 24 minutes away on the Aonami Line to Kinjofuto Station, while Ghibli Park is approximately 40 minutes by direct bus from Meitetsu Bus Center, or about 50 minutes on weekends and national holidays.

This article features accommodations around Nagoya Station and near major stations that provide convenient access to both attractions.

Ghibli Park tickets are notoriously difficult for international travelers to secure on their own due to rapid sell-outs and strict timed entry. Joining a 1-day bus tour from Nagoya Station includes hassle-free round-trip transport and park entry, making it the most reliable option for foreign visitors.

Nagoya Station is one of the Chubu region’s major transportation hubs, bringing together the Shinkansen, conventional train lines, limited express trains, highway buses, and more.

For travelers who want to explore not only Nagoya but also Takayama, Shirakawa-go, and Kanazawa, choosing a hotel with convenient access to Nagoya Station is useful. It minimizes the burden of changing trains or buses while carrying a stroller or large suitcase and makes it possible to plan a highly time-efficient trip that makes full use of a limited itinerary.

Coordinating local trains and express buses from Nagoya to the historic villages of Shirakawa-go and Takayama can be challenging, especially when traveling with children or large luggage. A direct day tour from Nagoya Station lets you visit both UNESCO-listed sites effortlessly in a single day.

On family trips with large groups or multigenerational trips, standard business hotel rooms can often feel cramped.
At hotels and apartment hotels with kitchens and washing machines in the guest rooms, clothes that children get dirty while playing at a theme park can be washed the same day. On evenings when everyone is tired of eating out, guests can also enjoy local dishes purchased from department-store basement food halls in a spacious living area without worrying about disturbing others.

The larger the group, the more the ease of managing meals, laundry, and luggage contributes to a comfortable trip. We selected accommodations that are easy for larger groups to use, taking both access and facilities into consideration.

Here we introduce 10 hotels and apartment hotels in Nagoya that are convenient for trips with children, group trips, and longer stays.

The comparison table below summarizes the maximum number of guests, kitchen and washing machine availability, and nearest station. Use it to compare the options according to the purpose of your trip and preferred style of stay.

This is the only official Legoland Japan hotel, and it is located in the Kinjofuto area. It stands almost directly in front of the park entrance, making it ideal for family trips where guests want to enjoy the park fully from morning until closing time.

It takes approximately 24 minutes from Nagoya Station to Kinjofuto Station on the Aonami Line. The hotel is within walking distance of the station and is easy to reach without transfers, so it is a convenient base for a theme park trip.

A wide variety of plans exclusive to an official hotel are also available, including accommodation packages with park tickets.

Guest rooms are designed around five themes: Pirates, Kingdom, Adventure, Lego Friends, and Lego Ninjago. One distinctive feature is that every room has a separate children’s area with bunk beds and a television. Even after returning from the park, children can continue experiencing the excitement of the Lego world in their room.

The rooms also include Lego bricks that children can play with freely, treasure chests that can be opened by solving coded puzzles, and amenities for children. After checking in, families can discuss how they want to explore the park or play with Lego bricks before bedtime, making the time spent in the guest room itself a special memory for children.

Guest capacity varies depending on the room type, and some suites can accommodate up to six guests. Children are classified as guests from ages 3 to 18, while up to one child age 2 or younger may share a bed.

The hotel also has a Kids Play Area and Water Play Area, while Creative Workshops are held exclusively for hotel guests. Being able to fully enjoy the Lego world inside the hotel, even on rainy days or before and after visiting the park, is one of its major attractions.

Hotel guests can re-enter the park by presenting proof of their hotel stay during operating hours on the designated day. When children become tired, families can return to the guest room to rest, change clothes, or organize their belongings, so it is easier to enjoy the park at a comfortable pace even with small children.

In the morning, head to Legoland Japan when the park opens and return to the hotel for a break after a full day of play. In the evening, visit the park again, then continue enjoying the Lego world in the guest room at night. The hotel makes possible a special stay spent entirely within the world of Lego.

This hotel is directly connected to JR Nagoya Station. The Shinkansen ticket gates are approximately a five-minute walk from the front desk. The hotel is located at Nagoya Station, where multiple transportation services converge, including the Shinkansen, JR limited express trains, subways, Meitetsu, and Kintetsu lines, providing outstanding access.

After arriving at Nagoya Station from Chubu Centrair International Airport, guests can also reach the hotel smoothly from inside the station, reducing the burden of getting around for families and groups carrying plenty of luggage.

In addition to providing convenient access to Legoland Japan and Ghibli Park, the hotel is also a useful base for touring the Chubu and Hokuriku regions by JR limited express train or highway bus toward Takayama, Shirakawa-go, and Kanazawa.

Guest rooms are located on the 18th to 24th floors and offer panoramic views of the Nagoya cityscape through large windows. Rooms accommodate up to three adults, while children age 12 or younger, through elementary school age, can share a bed free of charge. Up to one child per adult and one child per regular bed are permitted.

Superior Double rooms are equipped with washing machines, while the hotel also has a coin-operated laundry available 24 hours a day and a fitness room. Guests can wash clothes worn during an active day at Legoland Japan or organize clothing before traveling toward Takayama or Shirakawa-go the following day, making it easier to manage luggage during longer stays and regional tours.

The same building as the hotel is home to JR Nagoya Takashimaya and Takashimaya Gate Tower Mall, which offer food, cosmetics, fashion, and household goods, as well as Uniqlo, GU, Bic Camera, and other shops. Guests can easily find daily necessities around the hotel during their trip, such as purchasing additional clothes for children after arriving or looking for chargers and camera accessories.

Because the hotel is directly connected to the station and guests can move around freely inside the building, another recommended option is to choose hitsumabushi bento boxes, tenmusu rice balls, chicken wings, and other dishes from the basement food hall without worrying about the weather, then enjoy them leisurely in the guest room.

On the day of arrival, guests can leave their luggage at the hotel and explore Nagoya. The following day, they can visit Ghibli Park, browse the exhibits at Ghibli’s Grand Warehouse, and see buildings inspired by the films, such as Howl’s Castle and Guchokipanya Bakery in the Valley of Witches.
Taking advantage of its station-connected location, this hotel allows guests to efficiently enjoy everything from sightseeing within Nagoya to wider regional tours.

This luxury hotel is located directly above JR Nagoya Station. After arriving by Shinkansen, limited express train, or highway bus, guests can head directly to their room without carrying their luggage on a long walk through the city. Its greatest attraction is this ease of travel. The hotel is also popular with those who value not only convenient transportation but also the time spent at the hotel, including its upper-floor views and on-site facilities.

Guest rooms are located on the 20th to 49th floors and offer panoramic views of central Nagoya through large windows. The 54-square-meter Family Quad room has four beds, a large table, and a closet, and can accommodate up to five guests with an extra bed. Families and multigenerational groups can stay together in the same room and enjoy plenty of space during their time at the hotel, such as gathering around the large table to discuss the places and routes they want to visit the following day.

Children through elementary school age can share a bed free of charge, while complimentary baby cribs are available for children younger than age two. Bed guards can also be borrowed, helping families stay comfortably with children of different ages.

The hotel has eight restaurants and bars, as well as Towers Fitness Club, which features a pool, fitness gym, bath, and sauna. After returning from an outing, guests can dine inside the hotel or refresh in the sauna after some light exercise, fully enjoying a luxurious hotel stay.

At night, guests can admire the glittering cityscape from their upper-floor room, then depart from the station for their next destination the following morning. In addition to its station-connected convenience, the hotel is recommended for family and multigenerational trips where guests also value spacious rooms, views, and on-site facilities.

The hotel is approximately a nine-minute walk from the Sakuradori Exit of JR Nagoya Station and about a four-minute walk from Exit 1 of Nagoya Subway Station. As an Official Partner Hotel of Legoland Japan, it is conveniently located for family trips that involve transferring from Nagoya Station to the Aonami Line to reach the park.

Park tickets can be purchased at the hotel at a special discounted price. The tickets also guarantee admission when entry restrictions are in place, and there is no need to exchange them at the park, allowing guests to head directly from the hotel to the park entrance on the day of their visit.

Children aged 18 or younger can stay free of charge when sharing a bed in the same room as their parents or grandparents. In addition to children’s slippers and toothbrushes, rental items such as diapers, baby wipes, strollers, and bed guards are available, making it easier to travel with less luggage for children.

The hotel has a laundry corner that is available 24 hours a day and shared microwaves, allowing guests to wash clothes that get sweaty at the theme park or warm baby formula and light meals to enjoy in their room. The nearby 7-Eleven Nagoya Meieki 2-chome Store and Matsumoto Kiyoshi Meieki Central Post Office Front Store are also convenient when guests want to purchase additional drinks, snacks, diapers, or other items.

The breakfast buffet includes hitsumabushi, doteni rice bowls, miso katsu, kishimen noodles, ogura toast, and other dishes, allowing guests to sample several Nagoya specialties before setting out. After spending a full day at the park, guests can stretch out and relax in the large public bath. The men’s bathing area has a dry sauna and cold-water bath, while the women’s bathing area has a mist sauna, allowing guests to warm up and unwind before returning to their room.

This hotel is approximately a four-minute walk from the Taiko-dori Exit of JR Nagoya Station and the Tokaido Shinkansen, offering a convenient location close to the Shinkansen side of the station.

Every guest room has a separate bathroom and toilet, so families can use the bathtub with children without worrying about the toilet area. Children of elementary school age or younger can share a bed free of charge, while children’s toothbrushes and slippers are available at the front desk.

The hotel supports self-check-in and also has shared coin-operated laundry facilities and microwaves that are available 24 hours a day. Guests can wash sweaty clothes after spending a full day at Legoland Japan and reheat bento boxes or light meals purchased around the station, making it easy to manage clothing and meals inside the hotel during longer stays.

The 24-hour 7-Eleven Nagoya Tsubakicho Minami Store is directly connected to the hotel, allowing guests to purchase drinks and light meals easily even on rainy days or late at night. For more substantial grocery shopping, the 24-hour MaxValu Taiko Store on the west side of Nagoya Station is another option.

On the day of arrival, guests can leave their luggage at the hotel and explore the underground shopping areas and commercial facilities around Nagoya Station. The following morning, they can depart from Nagoya Station for their next destination, making the hotel convenient for the day they arrive by Shinkansen or for a stay on the night before departure.

This hotel is approximately a ten-minute walk from JR Nagoya Station. Located on the west side of the station near the Shinkansen exits, it allows guests to purchase bento boxes featuring Nagoya specialties or station bento at Nagoya Umaimon Dori inside JR Nagoya Station and enjoy them easily in their room.

Guest rooms measure 40 to 56 square meters and can accommodate up to eight guests. Children age 6 or younger can share a bed free of charge. The rooms feature natural interiors based on white and wood tones, as well as sofa areas where families and groups can relax together.

Every guest room is equipped with a kitchen and washing machine, so guests can wash children’s sweaty clothes or clothing accumulated by the family during a longer stay on the same day. Tableware and cookware are also provided for easy enjoyment of meals, such as preparing a simple breakfast in the room in the morning after several consecutive days of eating out. Self-check-in using a tablet device is also available.

The nearby FamilyMart Nakamura Takebashicho Store is convenient when guests want to purchase additional drinks, light meals, or snacks for children. The 24-hour MaxValu Taiko Store is also located on the west side of Nagoya Station, making it possible to purchase breakfast ingredients and prepared foods together and keep them in the room as light meals.

After visiting Nagoya or surrounding areas during the day, guests can stop by ESCA Underground Shopping Center, located immediately beside the Shinkansen exits of Nagoya Station, in the evening. Shops offering Nagoya specialties such as hitsumabushi, miso nikomi udon, miso katsu, and chicken wings, as well as souvenirs such as tenmusu and uiro, are gathered here. Guests can choose takeout dishes for dinner and browse potential souvenirs before returning to the hotel.

This high-rise hotel is approximately a five-minute walk from JR Nagoya Station.

Using the underground route makes it easier to reach the hotel on rainy days and is also convenient when setting out early in the morning for Legoland Japan or Ghibli Park. The station buildings and large commercial facilities are also easy to visit, allowing guests to look for Nagoya specialties such as shrimp crackers and uiro between journeys.

The guest rooms are located on the 19th to 25th floors and offer panoramic views of the Nagoya cityscape from above. The hotel also has a large public bath exclusively for guests, where visitors can experience Japanese bathing culture while easing the fatigue of their trip. Courtyard gardens and artwork are incorporated into the lobby and large public bath, allowing guests to spend time in a calm atmosphere despite the hotel’s location near the lively Nagoya Station area.

After heading out to a theme park or sightseeing around the city in the morning, guests can pick up Nagoya specialties around Nagoya Station and take them back to the hotel in the evening. After admiring the night view from the upper floors, they can relax in the large public bath on the 18th floor, then depart for Takayama or Shirakawa-go the following day. This makes it easy to balance sightseeing with time to rest at the hotel.

This hotel is approximately a ten-minute walk from Exit 12 of Sakae Station and can also be reached directly from Nagoya Station on the Higashiyama Subway Line without changing trains. Its location allows guests to fully enjoy the attractions of the Sakae area, such as visiting Oasis 21, a multi-level park known for its large glass roof; taking in views of the Sakae cityscape from the observation deck of Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER, approximately 100 meters above ground; and choosing souvenirs at Matsuzakaya Nagoya.

Every guest room is equipped with an induction cooktop, refrigerator-freezer, and microwave. The convenient store Daily Yamazaki Nagoya Joshidaikoji Store is located immediately near the hotel and is convenient when guests want to purchase additional drinks or breakfast ingredients. Don Quijote Sakae Main Store near Sakae Station is also easy to use, allowing guests to purchase ingredients and daily necessities and reduce the number of meals eaten out. Washing machines are not located inside the guest rooms but are available in the shared laundry room on the first floor, which can be used 24 hours a day.

Guest rooms accommodate four to six guests, while booking an entire floor allows groups of up to 14 guests to stay. The hotel also has concept rooms created in collaboration with Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens and Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, making the time spent at the hotel itself a memorable Nagoya experience. Up to three preschool children can share beds free of charge.

During the day, guests can explore and sightsee around Sakae, then pick up Nagoya cuisine in the evening and gather around the dining table in their room.

This apartment hotel is located in the Osu area. It is approximately a ten-minute walk from both Osu Kannon Station and Kamimaezu Station. Guests can enjoy visiting a wide variety of shops while walking through Osu Shopping Street, where secondhand clothing stores, electronics shops, subculture-oriented shops, and international eateries are concentrated.

Osu Shopping Street is within walking distance of the hotel, while Nagoya City Science Museum and Nagoya City Art Museum are also easy to access. Lawson Store 100 Shimomaezu Store and the Sun Ace Kinenbashi supermarket are located nearby, making the area convenient when guests want to purchase additional breakfast ingredients before going out.

Guest rooms accommodate three to six guests, and every room is equipped with a kitchen and washing machine. The hotel also has Culture Rooms created in collaboration with a zoo, botanical gardens, and an aquarium, so guests can continue enjoying the worlds of animals and marine life after returning to their room. A private mist sauna and hot-stone spa are also available exclusively for hotel guests, which is ideal for refreshing after exploring the city on foot.

This apartment hotel is approximately a six-minute walk from JR and subway Tsurumai Station. The building stands next to the nature-rich Tsuruma Park. In addition to being known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, the park is home to seasonal flowers such as roses and Japanese irises, allowing guests to experience Nagoya’s changing seasons through a morning walk or picnic.

A wide variety of guest rooms measuring from 20 to 107 square meters is available, including the Premium Suite, which can accommodate up to 14 guests. Large groups and multigenerational families can enjoy meals and time together in the same space without splitting into several rooms. With the exception of some room types, guest rooms have kitchens, while coin-operated laundry facilities and self-service luggage storage are also available inside the hotel, making it easier to organize clothes and luggage during longer stays.

FamilyMart Station Ai Store is located in the same building and is open 24 hours a day, making it easy to purchase additional drinks, light meals, and breakfast items.

After enjoying a theme park or sightseeing around the city, guests can take an evening walk through Tsuruma Park before returning to the hotel. They can gather around takeout dishes in their spacious room and relax while discussing the following day’s plans, enjoying a stay in Nagoya that allows them to make the most of their time with family and friends.

In addition to the 10 properties introduced above, there are also hotels around the area south of Nagoya Station and Sasashima-raibu Station that provide convenient access toward Legoland Japan and make useful bases for family trips and theme park sightseeing. Depending on your itinerary and room availability, the following hotels are also worth considering.

This is an Official Partner Hotel of LEGOLAND Japan, offering guaranteed park admission and accommodation plans that include park tickets. The hotel is directly connected to Sasashima-raibu Station on the Aonami Line, providing smooth, direct access without transfers to Kinjofuto Station, the nearest station to LEGOLAND Japan. All guest rooms are located on the 32nd floor or above, and the luxurious setting offers panoramic views of the Nagoya cityscape and the Shinkansen trains running below.

Located approximately a ten-minute walk from Nagoya Station, this lifestyle hotel places a strong emphasis on music, coffee, and art. Its modern spaces feature interiors incorporating local traditional crafts. Every guest room has a separate bathroom and toilet, allowing families with small children to enjoy a relaxing bath. The hotel is recommended for families seeking a high-quality stay in a calm and sophisticated atmosphere.

This is an Official Partner Hotel of LEGOLAND Japan. It is approximately a three-minute walk from Sasashima-raibu Station on the Aonami Line, and a shuttle bus also operates from Nagoya Station. The hotel features luxurious interiors centered around a beautiful cathedral, while some guest rooms offer close-up views of the Shinkansen and the "LEGOLAND Train." Families can enjoy a memorable theme park trip while experiencing an extra-special atmosphere together.

Nagoya stands out among Japanese cities for its distinctive food culture and deeply rooted local services. Knowing just a little about them can greatly expand the ways you enjoy your trip.
Here are some insider tips that will make your stay in Nagoya more comfortable and more interesting.

Nagoya-meshi refers to the distinctive food culture that developed in and around Nagoya. It is one of Japan’s best-known regional cuisines and is characterized by its many unique and filling dishes.

Representative dishes include hitsumabushi, miso katsu, tebasaki chicken wings, miso nikomi udon, kishimen noodles, Taiwan ramen, and ogura toast. Popular restaurants often have long lines, but many dishes are available for takeout. With the spacious living room of an apartment hotel, families can avoid waiting in line, lay out several kinds of Nagoya-meshi, and share them together in a luxurious in-room dining style.

Among Nagoya’s food traditions, one experience to try in the morning is what’s called the "Nagoya morning service." Although the details vary by cafe, it is known as a coffee-shop custom in which ordering a drink comes with complimentary toast, a boiled egg, or other items.

Spending a leisurely morning at a coffee shop offers a glimpse of everyday life in Nagoya. The city has many distinctive coffee shops, so looking for one near your hotel can also be an enjoyable part of your stay.

Nagoya Station has an extensive network of underground shopping areas and passageways connecting the station buildings, department stores, and numerous commercial facilities. Guests can move around without worrying about the weather, even when pushing a stroller.

The underground areas are packed with useful places, including drugstores where families can purchase additional diapers and daily necessities, as well as prepared-food shops where they can pick up bread for the following morning or dinner.

Creating a route where you quickly shop in the underground area on the way back from sightseeing before returning to the hotel is a tip from a local resident’s perspective for maximizing efficiency when traveling with children.

Some hotels in Nagoya allow children to share a bed free of charge. At certain hotels, children aged 18 or younger may be eligible for complimentary bed-sharing, making it easier to reduce accommodation costs on family trips.

Some hotels also provide amenities and rental items for children. The eligible ages, number of children permitted, and conditions for each bed vary by hotel, so be sure to check the details before making a reservation.

Legoland Japan is a popular attraction that is often crowded on weekends, national holidays, and during longer holiday periods. Tickets for Ghibli Park also require reservations for designated dates and times, so it is best to begin planning early once you know when you want to visit.

In particular, apartment hotels with kitchens and washing machines and spacious family rooms for large groups, such as those introduced in this article, are limited in number even within Nagoya.

When planning a trip around theme park or event dates, securing both your tickets and hotel early will also make it easier to arrange transportation and your plans for the stay.

Ghibli Park requires advance reservations with designated entry times, and tickets often sell out fast for popular dates. For international travelers, joining a 1-day bus tour from Nagoya Station that includes round-trip transport and park entry is the most hassle-free way to secure your visit.

Nagoya offers many ways to enjoy your trip, including popular attractions such as Legoland Japan and Ghibli Park, Nagoya-meshi, coffee-shop culture, shopping in underground areas, and historic streetscapes.
When your itinerary allows, combining your stay with a wider tour toward Takayama or Shirakawa-go is also recommended.

By choosing your accommodation area and hotel according to where you want to go, who you are staying with, and how you want to spend your time, your trip to Nagoya can become even more flexible and comfortable.
Enjoy your stay in Nagoya at your own pace.