Overview
Meitetsu Nagoya and Kintetsu Nagoya are about three minutes on foot from Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Ekimae. The Sakuradori Exit of Nagoya Station and the subway are about five minutes away, so the best route depends on which operator you need.
That distinction matters when you're carrying luggage. Meitetsu runs direct trains to Centrair, Kintetsu serves destinations toward Mie and Osaka, and JR covers the Shinkansen and regional rail. The hotel isn't connected to the station complex, but the short walks suit early departures and brief stopovers.
Rooms
A 2026 renovation refreshed all 185 rooms and expanded the twin-room selection, including corner layouts. Every room now accommodates up to two guests, though Standard Double rooms still make up most of the inventory.
Published examples include an 18.9-square-meter Standard Double and a 23.4-square-meter Superior Twin. Wide desks and bedside power are helpful on work trips, while Comfort Double and twin rooms add ReFa showerheads and hair dryers. Compare the corner twins if extra window space or a view toward the station area matters to you.
Facilities
The first-floor convenience store is open around the clock, and the sixth-floor coin laundry operates 24 hours. A baggage storage area added during the renovation is helpful before check-in or after check-out, particularly when train times don't align with the room schedule.
Parking is limited to 32 spaces, can't be reserved, and comes with vehicle-size restrictions. Arriving by rail will be simpler for many guests.
Dining
Breakfast is served at ALLY's Garden Nagoya from 06:30 to 10:00, with last entry at 09:30. The Japanese and Western buffet features local dishes such as miso katsu and freshly boiled kishimen, along with vegetables from local growers and halal-friendly choices.
Breakfast is the main meal available in the building. For lunch or dinner, the station buildings and underground passages offer a much broader selection without requiring a trip across the city.
Location and transport
On the south side of the Nagoya Station Area, the hotel is closer to Meitetsu and Kintetsu than many hotels near the Shinkansen side. Meitetsu is the line for Centrair, while Kintetsu serves Ise-Shima, Mie, Nara, and Osaka. JR and the subway are still within a five-minute walk.
Exit S6 of the Meieki Chikagai Sun Road underground passage is about one minute away. It reduces the exposed portion of the walk during rain or summer heat, although there is no direct indoor connection between the station and hotel.
Airport access
Meitetsu trains run directly between Central Japan International Airport and Meitetsu Nagoya. The fastest Mu-Sky services take about 28 minutes, while other limited express services take about 35 minutes, followed by the short walk to the hotel.
Buses from Nagoya Airport, also known as Komaki Airport, take about 20 minutes to the Nagoya Station side before the final walk. Neither airport route stops at the hotel door.
Why stay here
A Centrair arrival, Kintetsu trip, or early JR departure is easier when all three operators are within five minutes on foot. Renovated rooms, breakfast, luggage storage, and the 24-hour convenience store provide welcome support, but simpler rail logistics remain the main reason to stay.
Large shopping and dining complexes surround Nagoya Station, while Noritake Garden and the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology are in the wider area. Those options can fill a spare morning or afternoon. For nightlife or traditional shopping streets, Sakae and Osu are closer to the action.
Good to know
JR Nagoya, Meitetsu Nagoya, and Kintetsu Nagoya have separate gates. Check the operator before following signs, and allow extra time when crossing the complex with luggage.
Daiwa Roynet has several similarly named hotels around Nagoya Station. This is the Nagoya Ekimae location near Meitetsu and Kintetsu, not the Taiko Dori Side or Shinkansen Exit hotel.
5-minute walk
