The Cypress Mercure Nagoya ザ・サイプレス・メルキュールホテル名古屋 名古屋柏木美居酒店

The Cypress Mercure Hotel Nagoya is located in Meieki 2-chome, Nakamura Ward, just a 4–5 minute walk from the Sakura-dori Exit of Nagoya Station. Although it sits one street back from a main road in a quiet area, the hotel is easily accessible on foot from Nagoya Station, where JR, Meitetsu, Kintetsu, and subway lines converge. It is also close to the underground passage “Lucent Avenue” (Exit L2), making it convenient to reach even on rainy days.

Inside, the hotel features a calm European-inspired interior. The first-floor lobby lounge, “The Lounge,” has high ceilings and an open, welcoming atmosphere. With fewer than 200 rooms, the property is positioned as a mid-sized city hotel—smaller than large chain hotels yet offering a relaxed and slightly classical ambiance suitable for both business and leisure travelers.

Guestrooms include several types, such as Superior Queen (approx. 25 m²), Deluxe Twin (approx. 34 m²), and Suite (approx. 44 m²), all more spacious than typical business hotels. Bed configurations vary by room type, including queen, king, and Hollywood twin setups. Some Deluxe Twin rooms can accommodate up to three guests. In autumn 2023, part of the hotel was renovated into a “Luxury Floor,” giving guests the option to choose rooms with upgraded finishes and amenities.

All rooms come equipped with free Wi-Fi (wired LAN also available), an LCD TV, refrigerator, electric kettle, safety box, and bidet toilet. Nightwear and a full range of bath amenities are provided. Additional items such as trouser presses, humidifiers, irons, transformers, and mobile chargers are available on request, making the hotel comfortable for both extended stays and business trips. Complimentary bottled mineral water is provided in all rooms, which is convenient for guests who want to stay hydrated throughout the day.

The hotel has two dining venues. On the first floor, “The Lounge” serves breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea, offering a mix of Western and Japanese options. On certain days, breakfast may be served as a buffet or as a set menu. The basement-level restaurant bar, “WHIZZ by CYPRESS,” offers a chic New York–inspired atmosphere with casual French cuisine, wines, and cocktails. It is commonly used not only for dinner but also as a bar or for small gatherings and celebratory meals.

The property also offers banquet halls and meeting rooms suitable for corporate conferences, seminars, small receptions, and private events. A business center–equipped space is available for guests who need access to printing or quick computer tasks. Additional services, such as laundry and massage arrangements, support guests staying for business over multiple days.

The hotel has an on-site mechanical parking garage, though the number of spaces and vehicle size limits are restricted. Height, width, and length limitations may prevent larger vehicles from entering. When full or when vehicles exceed size limits, guests are directed to nearby partner parking facilities or public coin-operated lots. As parking conditions and policies may change, guests planning to arrive by car are encouraged to check the latest information on the hotel’s official website.

The location is convenient for both business and sightseeing, with Midland Square and other commercial and office buildings around Nagoya Station within walking distance. Access to major attractions such as Nagoya Castle, the Sakae district, Kanayama, and Atsuta Shrine is easy via subway, typically taking 10–20 minutes. While the hotel primarily serves business travelers using the Shinkansen, it also works well as a weekend base for exploring Nagoya or attending events thanks to its proximity to the station.