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Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae

Google (1053) 4.0
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Visitors consistently praise the hotel's excellent and convenient location, close to Sakae Station, shopping, and dining. Some guests found their rooms to be smaller than expected or booked, with one instance of a manager disputing a guest's perception of room size.

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4-chōme-6-1 Sakae, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0008, Japan
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052-228-1711
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Website
bwhotels.jp

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About this place Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae

Discover a comfortable and inclusive stay at the Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae, conveniently located in Nagoya's vibrant Sakae district. This hotel is designated as LGBTQ+ friendly, ensuring a welcoming environment for all travelers. While not a dedicated gay venue, it provides a safe and accepting atmosphere, making it a great choice for those seeking a reliable and friendly base for their explorations in Nagoya. Visitors can expect the standard comforts and services associated with the Best Western Plus brand, including well-appointed rooms and attentive staff. Its prime location in Sakae puts you within easy reach of Nagoya's diverse attractions, from shopping and dining to cultural sites. Whether you're in town for business or leisure, this hotel offers a practical and welcoming option for LGBTQ+ travelers looking to experience the city. The hotel's website, bwhotels.jp/nagoya_sakae, provides further details on amenities and booking. Nagoya, the capital of Aichi Prefecture, is a dynamic city with a rich industrial heritage and a growing reputation for its culinary scene and modern attractions. While specific LGBTQ+ nightlife might be concentrated in certain areas, the overall atmosphere in major Japanese cities like Nagoya is generally respectful and increasingly open. Choosing an LGBTQ+ friendly establishment like the Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae ensures a more comfortable and stress-free travel experience, allowing you to focus on enjoying all that Nagoya has to offer.

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June So
June So Jun 2026
Abby H
Abby H Jun 2026

The hotel is a 5 minutes walk from the Sakae Station so the location is convenient. I and my friend love the style of the room although it is not very big. The price of this hotel is affordable. I may choose this hotel again. 2025.06

NYC
NYC Jun 2026

I booked a room through their official website for 12,000 yen for two nights, which was incredibly cheap! The room was also bigger than most hotels, which was fantastic!

トマホーク
トマホーク Jun 2026

I used this hotel during a business trip to Nagoya. The location was absolutely fantastic, and I had a very comfortable stay. It was even more convenient because the fitness center I'm a member of was located within the building.

365days hotel life Jumper
365days hotel life Jumper Jun 2026

Good value for money

Yami An
Yami An Jun 2026

Stayed at Best Western Plus Nagoya Sakae and really liked the overall experience. The location is super convenient if you want to explore Sakae — easy walking distance to the station, shopping malls, restaurants, convenience stores, and even the airport bus stop. The hotel itself feels modern and recently renovated, with clean rooms, comfortable beds, and a calm, polished atmosphere. Breakfast was a nice bonus too, with a simple but satisfying spread to start the day. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, which made everything feel smooth and welcoming 😊 Great value for a stay in Nagoya.

王杰洛
王杰洛 Jun 2026

This hotel is considered by most travelers to be a "decent, high-value, and thoughtfully designed" accommodation. In layman's terms, its pros and cons are roughly as follows: 👍 The most impressive aspect (the reason for wanting to return): The bed is surprisingly comfortable. This is a major selling point for many guests! The hotel uses Simmons mattresses, and each bed comes with both high and low pillows. For those who are unsure about beds while traveling abroad or have aches and pains from walking, lying down and falling asleep instantly is a thoughtful touch. The space is spacious for a Japanese city center: Compared to the cramped Japanese business hotels, the twin rooms here are very spacious. A 29-inch suitcase can be laid flat on the floor with room to walk around. The bathroom is also large enough, even with a bathtub where you can lie down and soak. Restaurants and shopping are just downstairs: The location is excellent, right in the Sakae shopping district. It's about a 5-6 minute walk to Sakae Station, and Oasis 21 and Osu Shopping Street are within walking distance. The hotel is right next to the famous "Furaibo Tebasaki (fried chicken wings)" restaurant, opposite a convenience store, and near a 24-hour drugstore, so you won't have to worry about late-night snacks or stocking up. The breakfast is excellent: The buffet breakfast on the second floor has received good reviews. Besides standard Western and Japanese dishes, you can also find representative "Nagoya dishes" like red miso stew (dote-ni), and there's a wide variety of condiments and drinks. 👎 Some minor drawbacks (to be prepared before checking in): Central air conditioning cannot be manually adjusted: This has been a point of contention for many. Because it's central air conditioning, you can only adjust the fan speed in the room; you can't switch between cooling and heating manually. If you happen to be there during a seasonal change, the room might feel stuffy or you might not be able to open the windows. Soundproofing is only so-so: If someone is talking loudly or running in the hallway at night, you can hear them quite clearly in the room. If you're extremely sensitive to sleep quality, I recommend bringing earplugs. No on-site parking: This is inconvenient for those planning to rent a car in Nagoya, as they will need to park in the hotel's partnered external parking lot and incur additional parking fees. In summary, this hotel focuses on affordability and practicality. If your trip to Nagoya is primarily about shopping and dining, and you prioritize factors like a comfortable bed, spacious rooms, and convenient transportation, then this is a safe bet. You'd be better off using the money saved to enjoy more chicken wings or Hida beef!

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Last updated on 11 August 2026

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