Nikko Style Nagoya
By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.
Nikko Style Nagoya is worth booking if you want a quiet, well-reviewed upper-end hotel near Nagoya's main rail area with helpful English-speaking staff. If you travel with heavy bags or on a tight budget, our two cheaper Nagoya picks deserve a look first.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Who it suits and who should skip it
First-time visitors to Japan may find it reassuring: guests describe a friendly, English-speaking team that helps with luggage and taxis.
It also suits travellers who like a calm base with restaurants and convenience stores nearby. A gym and a restaurant are listed.
Skip it if you are counting yen. Our Budget and Best Value picks cost a fraction of this rate. Families should note that family rooms are not listed in our data.
Location and getting around
The address is Nakamura-ku Meieki 5-20-13, in Nakamura Ward. Guests rate the location 8.6 out of 10 and mention restaurants, convenience stores and the seafood market close by.
Midland Square is about 0.6 km away, roughly 8 minutes on foot by straight-line estimate. Nagoya Castle is about 1.9 km, around 24 minutes. Kiyosu Castle is about 6.8 km, around 85 minutes, so use public transport or a taxi for that trip.
Guests say the major rail hubs are walkable, but the walk is tiring with heavy luggage. A taxi from the station may be worth it on arrival day.
What guests say
From 3,345 reviews the score is 9.1 out of 10, joint second among 15 eligible properties in the provider sample.
The quiet yet central setting gets praise, as does the staff's help with bags and taxis.
The one recurring complaint is the walk to the rail hubs. It is doable, but guests say it wears you out with heavy cases.
Price and how it compares with our other Nagoya picks
The reference price seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026, for 2 adults in one room, was €172.91 per night. The sample median was €100.56.
Our Budget pick, Travelodge Nagoya Sakae, was €41.40 per night with an 8.0 score. Our Best Value pick, ACCESS by LOISIR HOTEL Nagoya, was €61.01 per night with an 8.7 score. Nikko Style costs nearly three times the Best Value option. You pay for a higher guest score and a higher star rating.
These are reference prices, not live quotes. Check today's price for your dates.
Why it made our top 3
We compared 15 eligible properties in Nagoya. Five-star hotels are prioritised for the Luxury slot. Nikko Style is rated five stars, though that rating is estimated by the accommodation rather than official, and it combines that with a 9.1 score from thousands of reviews.
Before you book
Room size, noise, renovation condition, breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms have not been assessed. Breakfast is listed as American style; check whether it is in your rate.
The five-star label is self-estimated, so judge the hotel by reviews and room details rather than the star count.
Plan your arrival: if you carry large luggage, budget for a short taxi from the station.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Questions travellers ask
How far is Nikko Style Nagoya from Nagoya Station?
Guests say the major rail hubs are walkable, but tiring with heavy luggage. Check the route on a map and consider a taxi on arrival.
Do the staff speak English?
Guests describe the team as friendly and English-speaking, helpful with luggage and taxis.
How much does Nikko Style Nagoya cost?
The reference price seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults was €172.91 per night. Check today's price for your dates.
Is Nikko Style Nagoya an official five-star hotel?
The five-star rating is estimated by the accommodation, not an official classification.
Can I walk to Nagoya Castle?
It is about 24 minutes on foot by straight-line estimate.