Discover the wonders of Nagoya at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya

For tourists traveling along Japan’s famous “Golden Route”, Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto often take center stage. These cities offer a dazzling mix of historical, modern and cultural icons, but there’s one place worth a detour that many tourists overlook: Nagoya. Conveniently located in the central region of Aichi Prefecture, just a two-hour shinkansen ride from Tokyo, Nagoya’s refreshing blend of local charm, cuisine, and modern experiences makes it a charming destination in its own right.

Nagoya wins a place time Magazine’s list of the world’s greatest places in 2023 for its natural landscapes, vibrant whiskey culture, and Ghibli Park. The city also has a rich history, from Nagoya Castle and the glorious Atsuta Shrine to the 17th-century Toganji Temple. Museum lovers can explore the Nagoya City Science Museum, home to one of the largest planetariums in the world.

If you prefer a more leisurely lifestyle, the tranquil Shirotori Garden offers a peaceful retreat with its carefully landscaped pond and seasonal flowers. Known for its wide green avenues, fountains, and seasonal events, nearby Hisaya Odori Park is another relaxing place to walk and enjoy the outdoors. Meanwhile, bustling downtown Vinh is filled with modern boutiques, cafes and entertainment venues, making it an ideal place for shopping and people-watching. Food lovers will find plenty to try, from tender and smooth to Eat three or three times (grilled eel rice bowl, served in three courses) to miso katsu (a rich pork cutlet coated in delicious red miso), and TehaizakiNagoya style seasoned chicken wings.

For travelers looking for a sophisticated, tranquil base to experience the city, Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier offers sweeping skyline views and thoughtfully designed interiors for a distinguished stay. Guests can easily balance a day of sightseeing with an evening relaxing at the hotel or enjoying a meal.

Relax with the clouds

Perched atop a high-rise building in the Symphony Toyota Building, the hotel is aptly called the “Premium Hotel in the Sky.” The hotel’s stunning city views remain connected to the heart of the metropolis, yet still offer tranquility away from the hustle and bustle. Its design incorporates celestial patterns and local art to infuse the lobby, guest rooms and corridors with a refined sense of serenity.

It also has a large public bath for a typical Japanese relaxing experience. Its courtyard has a pingting Gardens and art installations suggest the calm movement of undulating ocean waves and floating clouds in the sky.

The rooms maintain harmony between comfort and design. Junior Twin Suite and Deluxe View Bathroom King Kuan Offering high-rise accommodation with direct views of sunrise and sunset landmarks from the bathroom. many Standard rooms offer sweeping city views, ensuring a city view every time you stay.

Taste the local flavors of Nagoya

Culinary exploration is at the heart of experiencing Nagoya, and the hotel brings local flavors to the forefront. Located on the 18th floor —The lobby is also located here— The living room with sky bar offers panoramic city views and dishes that blend modern Asian cuisine with local traditions. Guests can enjoy experimental fusions, combining local ingredients with herbs and spices sourced from Türkiye, Greece and other parts of the Middle East.

Breakfast at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier is a semi-buffet format, where travelers can choose their main course with a selection of buffets. Local specialties shine, the most famous of which is Nagoya’s popular charcoal-grilled eel rice. This dish is best served as a three-course meal. The first bite is devoted to savoring the raw flavor of each ingredient—the smoky char on the tender flaky eel and the rich sweet and savory sauce that lightly coats it. The second part is the opportunity to add toppings and condiments, such as shredded seaweed, fresh onions or mustard. In part three, pour tea or broth over the rest of the dish as a mild treat frustrateda soothing end to a delicious meal.

Guests can start their day with a thoughtfully prepared breakfast before heading out to explore the city, knowing they’ll enjoy a luxurious stay when they return.

The gateway to Nagoya

Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier is ideally located just a 5-minute walk from Nagoya Station and has direct access to an underground passage, making exploring the city a breeze. From here, visitors can stroll to museums, historical sites and local markets, or take in Nagoya’s thriving urban cultural scene, from whiskey bars to boutiques.

Based on the concept of “a hotel that creates lasting memories,” Mitsui Garden Hotel provides an accommodation experience that goes beyond mere accommodation. Featuring thoughtful spaces, locally inspired cuisine and panoramic views, Premier Inn Nagoya embodies the brand’s commitment to exquisite hospitality and immersive travel experiences that celebrate the city itself.

For more information and to book your next stay in Nagoya, visit Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier website.

Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier

Symphony Toyota Building
450-0002 Meimei Station 4, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 11-27
Phone: 052-587-1131
Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier is a 5-minute walk from Nagoya Station and has direct access to an underground passage.

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