I have stayed at The Cypress many times. The hotel has changed owners (the Hyatt, Sofitel, now Mercure) many times but the staff and decor remains unchanged, which is not a bad thing. Staff are helpful and courteous. The rooms are small but well presented.
Find the internet is quite pricey at 1050yen per day where most hotels in Japan are free especially when it comes to business hotels. The times I have had breakfast the western selection is limited but try the Japanese the food is good.
I would prefer if the hotel introduced a key drop box for those who stay longer than single day as waiting to hand key back in morning can take a while if behind those checking out.
Location is good as close to JR Station use the Shinkansen (bullet) train from Tokyo or use the Mu Train from Chubu Airport.
- Also Known As:
- Sofitel Nagoya
- Accor The Cypress Nagoya
- Nagoya Sofitel
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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Sofitel The Cypress Nagoya is conveniently located in the city center, just a short walk from Nagoya railway station (bullet train). The hotel features 115 contemporary style rooms, 2 restaurants, a bar, business center and conference facilities for up to 160 delegates. The Nagoya Congress Centre, Citizens Auditorium and Nagoya Dome are also nearby.
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