Ron Fleur Za, Your Cozy Home in Nagoya
🏘️Hotel Introduction:
Ron Fleur Za Hotel Nagoya, which opened in 2021, is located in Sakae 3-17-25, Naka Ward, Nagoya. The hotel boasts a prime location, just a 5-minute walk from exits 5 and 6 of Yabacho subway station, in the heart of the Sakae business district. Shopping, dining, and entertainment options are all within easy reach, making it convenient for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel is entirely non-smoking, offering clean and comfortable rooms. Guests can easily connect their smartphones to the TV screens for added entertainment. Welcome drinks are also provided.
🚗Transportation:
- From Nagoya Airport: Take the airport limousine bus (approx. 40 mins) to the Sakae area, then walk or take the subway to the hotel. Alternatively, take the Meitetsu Line to Nagoya Station, then transfer to the Higashiyama or Meijo subway lines to Yabacho Station (approx. 1 hr).
- City Transportation: The hotel is near Yabacho subway station. The Higashiyama Line provides direct access to Nagoya Station and Atsuta Shrine. The Meijo Line connects to Nagoya TV Tower and Oasis 21. Numerous bus stops nearby offer city-wide access.
🏕️Nearby Attractions:
- Nagoya TV Tower: Japan's first TV tower, a 15-minute walk from the hotel. This Nagoya landmark is brilliantly lit at night. The observation deck offers panoramic city views. The surrounding area is bustling with shops and restaurants.
- Osu Shopping Street: A vibrant shopping street with a local atmosphere, about a 20-minute walk away. With over 600 shops, including vintage clothing, anime, and variety stores, you can find unique items. Visit Osu Kannon (Shinpukuji Hoshoin Temple) to experience the rich religious culture.
- Nagoya Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles, a 10-minute taxi ride (approx. 4 km) from the hotel. The magnificent castle features a main keep showcasing historical artifacts. The moat and cherry trees surrounding the castle offer breathtaking views during the cherry blossom season in spring.
- Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan's three grand shrines, accessible by a 20-minute ride on the Higashiyama subway line. This historic shrine dedicated to Yamato Takeru no Mikoto features ancient architecture. Explore the shrine's precious treasures and cultural heritage for a deeper understanding of Japanese traditions.
💰Average Cost:
Hotel room rates vary by room type and season. Standard rooms typically cost between JPY 8,000 and 12,000 per night on weekdays, with prices potentially higher during holidays and peak seasons. Dining costs around JPY 1,500 to 3,000 per meal at regular restaurants (e.g., unagi set meals, ramen). High-end dining, such as authentic Wagyu beef, starts from JPY 5,000 per person. Admission to the Nagoya TV Tower observation deck is approx. JPY 700, Nagoya Castle's main keep is approx. JPY 500, and Atsuta Shrine is free.
💗Other Tips:
- Hotel Facilities and Services: The hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast with local specialties and Western dishes. It offers 24-hour reception, luggage storage, and laundry services. Some rooms feature massage chairs and air purifiers for added comfort.
- Sightseeing Suggestions: For a deeper experience, plan a 3–5-day stay in Nagoya. Dedicate one day to shopping and exploring city landmarks, another to Nagoya Castle's history and culture, and a third to Atsuta Shrine and nearby attractions.
- Important Notes: Japan has strict garbage sorting rules. Sorted trash cans are available in hotel rooms and public areas. Some restaurants may charge seating or service fees.