Hotels
Meeting hotels in Nagoya: MICE hotels with meeting rooms, conference hotels with ballrooms and business hotels near convention centres. Capacities, access, budget.
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Large volumes, ballrooms, breakout rooms and banquets: the whole meeting under one roof.
Fushimi
Nagoya's first international chain hotel (1989), between the station and Sakae. Its 971 m² Ōgi no Ma ballroom holds 1,200 theatre-style or 700 for a seated dinner and splits in two; there is also a 381 m² sky banquet room on the 28th floor and about ten smaller rooms.
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Hotels with genuine convention floors — plenaries for several hundred people, many meeting rooms, experienced banquet teams — or directly connected to a convention centre.
Meieki (Nagoya Station)
Nagoya's largest hotel by room count (748 rooms), sitting directly above JR Nagoya Station. The 1,200 m² Towers Ballroom, with an 8 m ceiling, holds up to 1,200 theatre-style or 630 for a seated dinner, with 16 more rooms on the 16th, 17th and 51st floors.
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Discretion, tailored service and private salons for leadership teams, board meetings and high-end incentives.
Sakae
Nagoya's first international luxury hotel, opened on 31 July 2026 atop The Landmark Nagoya Sakae. 170 rooms including 29 suites, six restaurants and bars between the 31st and 40th floors, and an events level with a 342 m² Grand Ballroom under an 8 m ceiling.
Sasashima (Global Gate)
A 170-room hotel occupying the 31st floor and above of the Global Gate tower, one stop from Nagoya Station. It has only a boardroom, but its partner Nagoya Convention Hall, in the same complex, offers a 565 m² hall for up to 616 theatre-style and about twenty more rooms.
Nagoya
ザ・コンダーハウス
THE CONDER HOUSE occupies the former head office of Nagoya Bank, built in 1926 on Hirokoji Avenue by architect Teiji Suzuki and designated an important urban landscape building by the city. Converted by Plan・Do・See in 2018 into a restaurant, bar and event venue, it is arranged around a grand staircase and offers six spaces from 63 to 210 m². The largest room, The Conder Hall (210 m², original ceiling and chandeliers), takes up to 216 theater-style or 152 seated for dinner; The Stairs Hall, the restaurant at the foot of the staircase, holds up to 300 for a cocktail reception. A characterful choice for incentive dinners, client receptions, general meetings and product launches in the city center, five minutes from Nagoya Station.
Max. capacity 216 pax · 2 hotels
Nagoya
ザ ナンザンハウス
THE NANZAN HOUSE is a private mansion on an estate of about 2,000 tsubo (roughly 6,600 m²) in Nanzan, a leafy residential district of Nagoya. Its architecture draws on Geoffrey Bawa, the Sri Lankan master of tropical modernism, and opens onto a lawn garden ringed by evergreen trees. The site traces back to a restaurant opened in 1968 and was reborn under Plan・Do・See in 2011. Two rooms face the garden: The Garden Room (70 seated) and The Terrace Room (110 seated, with balcony), each with its own kitchen. The estate can be booked exclusively for a leadership meeting, an offsite seminar, a product presentation or a garden evening. It is primarily a wedding venue, so weekends are in high demand and weekdays are easier to secure.
Nanzan / Yagoto (Showa-ku)
Event brief
A few details are enough for a first proposal. A dedicated project manager replies within 48 business hours.
