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Discover all that Nakamura Ward has to offer during your stay at SONO Moon Nagoya. At this hotel, you'll have access to a vending machines. Staff at this property's front desk can speak 2 languages, including English. This property also offers free luggage storage.

In the heart of Nagoya's commercial district, we're directly connected to Sakae subway station and two stops from Nagoya Station. Shopping and movie theaters at Sakae are near our elegant hotel with spacious guest rooms. Unwind with a drink at our rooftop bar on level 40 or savor Japanese cuisine at one of our signature restaurants.

“trive osu akamon” offers a stay where you can experience the bustling atmosphere and local vibe of the Osu Shopping District up close. Located in the heart of Osu—a hub for street food, shopping, and culture—it’s a space where you can spend your time as if it were an extension of your daily life, even while traveling. Walk through the streets, savor the flavors, and return to relax. Enjoy a stay that truly captures the essence of Osu.

In 2023, Nagoya was selected by TIME magazine as one of the “50 Most Amazing Places in the World,” drawing intense attention from around the globe. In an unbeatable location within walking distance of Nagoya Station—the city’s major gateway—the private, whole-house rental “trive meieki nishi” stands quietly.

Set in Nagoya's Nakamura Ward, R Hotel Nagoya Station is positioned to meet the needs of those traveling for fun or business. For extra convenience free luggage storage are available at the property as well.

In 2023, Nagoya was selected by TIME magazine as one of the “50 Most Amazing Places in the World,” drawing intense attention from around the globe. In an unbeatable location within walking distance of Nagoya Station—the city’s major gateway—the private, whole-house rental “trive meieki nishi” stands quietly.

In 2023, Nagoya was selected by TIME magazine as one of the “50 Most Amazing Places in the World,” drawing intense attention from around the globe. In an unbeatable location within walking distance of Nagoya Station—the city’s major gateway—the private, whole-house rental “trive meieki nishi” stands quietly.

A 31-square-metre apartment for up to 6 guests in Nakago, Nakagawa Ward, Nagoya. The apartment is on the fourth floor of a building with a lift. Sleeping arrangements include one double bed, one small double bed and one sofa bed. There is one bathroom, one toilet and one washbasin. The kitchen has a refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, a three-burner gas hob, pots, a frying pan, cooking utensils, dishes and cutlery, including children's tableware. Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heating, a washing machine with detergent and a vacuum cleaner are available. Bath and face towels, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hand soap, a hair dryer and toilet paper are provided. Nearby paid parking lots are available.

If you’re staying in Nagoya, should you choose Meieki or Sakae? Sure, staying near a major train station or a bustling downtown area is convenient. But haven’t you ever had the experience of thinking, “I came all this way on vacation, only to stay at a run-of-the-mill hotel you’d find anywhere,” or “All I remember is my hotel room—not the city itself”? The reason trive osu monzencho is gaining popularity is that it’s located in “the place where you can experience the true essence of Nagoya most intensely.” The setting is the “Osu Kannon Area,” right in the heart of Nagoya culture. While it’s a tourist destination, it’s also a neighborhood where the authentic daily lives of locals thrive. Next to a vintage clothing store featuring the latest trends stands a long-established Japanese confectionery shop that’s been in business for generations. Across from shops teeming with otaku culture lies a temple shrouded in silence. Young people laughing as they stroll along eating kushikatsu pass by an elderly woman returning from paying her respects at the Kannon statue in the same narrow alley. Osu is filled with this unique atmosphere—a “chaotic yet comforting” blend. trive osu monzencho is at the heart of that energy and culture. It’s not just a place to sleep; it offers a new way to travel—a stay where you become one with the neighborhood.

If you’re staying in Nagoya, should you choose Meieki or Sakae? Sure, staying near a major train station or a bustling downtown area is convenient. But haven’t you ever had the experience of thinking, “I came all this way on vacation, only to stay at a run-of-the-mill hotel you’d find anywhere,” or “All I remember is my hotel room—not the city itself”? The reason trive osu monzencho is gaining popularity is that it’s located in “the place where you can experience the true essence of Nagoya most intensely.” The setting is the “Osu Kannon Area,” right in the heart of Nagoya culture. While it’s a tourist destination, it’s also a neighborhood where the authentic daily lives of locals thrive. Next to a vintage clothing store featuring the latest trends stands a long-established Japanese confectionery shop that’s been in business for generations. Across from shops teeming with otaku culture lies a temple shrouded in silence. Young people laughing as they stroll along eating kushikatsu pass by an elderly woman returning from paying her respects at the Kannon statue in the same narrow alley. Osu is filled with this unique atmosphere—a “chaotic yet comforting” blend. trive osu monzencho is at the heart of that energy and culture. It’s not just a place to sleep; it offers a new way to travel—a stay where you become one with the neighborhood.