Cypress Hotel Nagoya is a budget property at 3-14-13 Nishiki in Naka Ward, positioned in the commercial strip that runs between the Sakae entertainment district and the Fushimi business corridor in central Nagoya. The hotel offers one of the most affordable room rates available in Naka Ward without requiring guests to commute from a peripheral neighborhood, making it a practical choice for budget travelers, backpackers holding Japan Rail Pass itineraries, and domestic visitors attending events at nearby venues. Single, Double, and Twin rooms follow a compact Japanese business hotel layout with basic but clean furnishings, complimentary Wi-Fi, and in-room essentials. Coin laundry facilities on the premises support multi-night stays without requiring large luggage, and vending machines on guest floors provide round-the-clock drink and snack access. The hotel does not operate an on-site restaurant, but the surrounding Nishiki street is one of Nagoya's most densely packed dining corridors, with independent ramen shops, izakaya, curry houses, and traditional kissaten coffee shops offering affordable meals immediately outside the entrance. Sakae Station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines is approximately a 10-minute walk east, while Fushimi Station on the Tsurumai Line is a 10-minute walk west — both providing connections into the wider Nagoya transit network. The Nagoya City Science Museum, one of Japan's finest science museums and home to the country's largest planetarium dome, is reachable on foot in under 10 minutes. Nagoya Castle is accessible by subway from Sakae in approximately 12 minutes. The property is particularly suited to guests who plan to spend most of their time out exploring Aichi and require only a clean, affordable base at night.
Room types
- Single Room
- Double Room
- Twin Room
Amenities
- wifi
- coin laundry
- vending machines
Location
3-14-13 Nishiki, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0003
35.1698, 136.9035 View on map
Highlights
- Among the most affordable hotel options in central Naka Ward within walking range of Sakae and Fushimi subway stations
- Walking distance to Nagoya City Science Museum with Japan's largest planetarium dome
- Coin laundry facilities supporting practical multi-night budget itineraries across Aichi
- Dense surrounding Nishiki dining corridor with affordable ramen, izakaya, and kissaten
- Subway access to Nagoya Station (Tsurumai Line, 10 minutes) and Nagoya Castle (Meijo Line, 12 minutes)
Tips for visiting
- The Nishiki izakaya strip directly outside the hotel offers filling set meals from approximately ¥800–¥1,500 — significantly cheaper than tourist-zone dining in Sakae
- Fushimi Station (10-minute walk west) connects to Nagoya Station in four Tsurumai Line stops — faster than the walk to Sakae on hot or rainy days
- Use Japan's takkyubin luggage forwarding service to send bags ahead before taking the Shinkansen — this hotel's small rooms make heavy luggage impractical
- The Nagoya City Science Museum (under 10-minute walk) combines well with a nearby lunch at one of the Nishiki ramen shops for an inexpensive half-day outing
- Twin rooms with two single beds offer more total floor area than Double rooms and are worth selecting if traveling with a companion
Accessibility
Cypress Hotel Nagoya provides elevator access to all guest floors from the main lobby. The budget property's compact layout and standard bathroom configurations may not fully accommodate wheelchair users. Guests with specific mobility requirements should contact the property directly before booking to discuss suitability. The surrounding flat Nishiki streets are generally navigable on foot.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a restaurant at Cypress Hotel Nagoya?
The hotel does not operate an on-site restaurant. However, the Nishiki street immediately surrounding the property has a high density of independent dining options including ramen shops, izakaya, curry restaurants, and coffee shops, most within a two-minute walk.
Which subway stations are closest to the hotel?
Sakae Station (Higashiyama and Meijo lines) is approximately a 10-minute walk east. Fushimi Station (Tsurumai Line) is approximately a 10-minute walk west. Both provide connections to Nagoya Station in four to eight minutes.
What attractions can be reached on foot from the hotel?
Nagoya City Science Museum with Japan's largest planetarium dome is under 10 minutes on foot heading toward Fushimi. The Sakae entertainment district, including Nagoya TV Tower and Oasis 21, is a 10 to 15-minute walk east. Hisaya Odori Park's promenade is approximately 15 minutes on foot.
Is the hotel suitable for backpackers or long-term budget travelers?
The coin laundry facilities, central location, and low nightly rate make Cypress Hotel Nagoya well-suited to Japan Rail Pass users and budget travelers moving through Aichi. Rooms are compact, so packing light or using takkyubin luggage forwarding is strongly advisable.