Ibis Styles Nagoya イビススタイルズ名古屋 宜必思尚品名古屋酒店

ibis Styles Nagoya is an economy design hotel under the Accor “ibis Styles” brand, located about an 8-minute walk from the Sakura-dori Exit of Nagoya Station and around 2 minutes on foot from Exit 4 of the Miyako underground shopping arcade. It sits within easy walking distance of the station yet slightly away from the main roads, making it a convenient base for both business and leisure. Opened in November 2020, the hotel is relatively new, and the interior throughout the property is still maintained in fresh, modern condition.

The hotel’s design concept is “market,” inspired by the nearby Yanagibashi Central Market. In the lobby and around the restaurant, you’ll find decorations, signage, and colorful graphics that evoke market streets, while concrete surfaces combined with wood accents create a casual, photogenic atmosphere. There are also various photo spots designed with social media in mind, offering a stylish environment that appeals to guests who value design, even at a business hotel–like price point.

Guestrooms are mainly Standard Double and Standard Twin types, with a compact floor area of around 18 m². All rooms feature shower booths only (no bathtubs), with toilets and shower rooms separated and a standalone washbasin located on the room side. Double-pane windows enhance sound insulation, helping to keep out traffic noise despite the hotel’s proximity to the station. Standard amenities include free Wi-Fi, a TV of around 49 inches, a humidifying air purifier, refrigerator, electric kettle, and in-room safe, providing everything needed for a comfortable business stay.

The all-day dining restaurant “Market St.” on the first floor is one of the hotel’s signature facilities. It serves dishes using fresh ingredients sourced from Yanagibashi Central Market, from morning through evening. The breakfast buffet focuses on a variety of vegetable-forward items and original smoothies, emphasizing a health-conscious lineup. With around 95 seats, the space offers a well-balanced mix of counter, booth, and table seating, accommodating solo travelers and groups alike. At lunch, café, and dinner times, guests can enjoy casual French-inspired dishes, desserts, coffee, and alcoholic drinks, and some guests use the space in a coworking-style manner.

In terms of on-site facilities, there is a 24-hour Grab & Go mini shop next to the front desk where guests can purchase drinks, snacks, and Nagoya-style nibbles. There are no coin-operated laundry machines or vending machines inside the hotel; guests who need to do laundry are directed to the laundry service or nearby coin laundries. The entire hotel, including guestrooms, is non-smoking, with smoking permitted only in designated outdoor areas. Luggage can be stored before check-in and after check-out, allowing guests to make the most of their arrival and departure days with minimal baggage.

As for access, in addition to being within walking distance of Nagoya Station, the hotel is close to Yanagibashi Central Market, local restaurant districts around Meieki, and commercial facilities such as Don Quijote. This makes it an excellent choice for guests who prefer room-only stays and want to explore neighborhood dining options. With the subway, guests can reach the Sakae area, Nagoya Castle, Kanayama, and Atsuta Shrine in about 10–20 minutes, making the hotel well-suited to trips that combine business and sightseeing. Availability and conditions of on-site or partner parking may change over time, so guests planning to arrive by car are advised to check the hotel’s official website or current plan details in advance.

Overall, ibis Styles Nagoya is an economy hotel that brings together three key elements in a well-balanced way: walkable distance from Nagoya Station, design-conscious guestrooms, and a restaurant themed around a local market. While the rooms are not large, the shower booths and functional layouts work well for short stays, making this a practical choice for business travelers who prioritize price, location, and cleanliness, as well as for leisure travelers looking for a simple, stylish base for exploring Nagoya.