Ahead of the grand opening, I had the opportunity to stay in a guest room on one of the upper floors, so I’ll be reviewing it along with the hotel’s other amenities, such as the restaurant, bar, and spa.
Following the Conrad Tokyo (opened in July 2005) and the Conrad Osaka (opened in June 2017), this is the third Conrad-branded hotel in Japan operated by the Hilton Group, and it is a luxury hotel named after the company’s founder, Conrad Hilton.
The elegant bathroom is fully equipped with a freestanding bathtub, a rain shower, and a double-sink vanity. Guests also have access to the exclusive Executive Lounge, where they can enjoy afternoon tea and evening cocktails.
It features a full range of amenities, including a 55-inch wall-mounted TV, a sofa chair and coffee table perfect for relaxing, a spacious walk-in closet, and a work desk ideal for computer work.
This time, I stayed in a Twin Executive Room on the 39th floor. The spacious 50-square-meter layout is a major draw. Above all, the view of the city from this high floor is so breathtaking that you could almost say this place is a destination in itself.
The view of the Nobi Plain stretching out in all directions is spectacular; it feels refreshing, almost as if you were looking down from a sightseeing helicopter. Residents of Nagoya, in particular, will surely find themselves thinking, “I can’t believe I’m looking down on that TV tower.”
Conrad hotels are known for their spacious guest rooms, each measuring at least 50 square meters. Conrad Nagoya has a total of 170 rooms, broken down by category as follows.
Stunning Suites and Diverse Dining Options
It is widely believed that the presence of luxury hotels plays a major role in whether a region can attract international conferences and trade shows; among these factors, the number and quality of suites are also key considerations.
The Conrad Nagoya offers a Deluxe Corner Suite, a Premium Corner Suite, an Executive Studio Room, and the Conrad Suite, as well as other rooms of comparable quality; among them, the Conrad Suite was truly impressive, not only for its spaciousness but also for its exceptional quality.
The existence of such facilities has a significant impact on the local community; for example, it enables prefectures and cities to actively work toward attracting international conferences, which could serve as a foundation for the development and revitalization of the local economy.
One of the highlights of the Conrad Nagoya is its diverse dining options. Along with panoramic views of Nagoya from high above, you’ll enjoy top-notch service and a memorable culinary experience.
31st Floor: Italian Restaurant “CASA OLIVA”
It offers handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, and over 100 varieties of Italian wine. The warm, inviting design, inspired by the theme of “casa” (home), encourages people to gather and chat.
40th Floor: Japanese Restaurants “Soryu” and “Soen”
Sushi Sōryū is a meticulously curated Japanese restaurant overseen by Kazuo Takagi of “Kyōryōri Takagi,” a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in Ashiya City, Hyōgo Prefecture. The restaurant serves kaiseki meals and exquisite sushi that showcase the bounty of the seas, including Mikawa Bay and Ise Bay.
The restaurant’s counter features 350-year-old hinoki cypress from Gifu Prefecture, reflecting a commitment to traditional Japanese aesthetics. Teppanyaki Soen is a teppanyaki kaiseki restaurant where guests can enjoy a live performance as seasonal ingredients are artfully prepared right before their eyes across the counter.
40th Floor: Rooftop Bar “HOUSE OF MON”
A rooftop bar offering a panoramic view of Nagoya’s cityscape. It features both an enchanting indoor space and a terrace that opens up to the sky.
31st Floor: Lobby Lounge & Bar “SUNDROP”
A lounge and bar bathed in natural light, located on the lobby level where check-in takes place. From the hotel’s opening through October 27, guests can enjoy a special menu themed around flowers and fragrances (featuring six types of sweets, five types of savory items, scones, tea, and more).
32nd Floor: Conrad Spa & Fitness
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