An affiliate of Hyatt Hotels has signed a management agreement with Nagoya Railroad to launch the first Andaz hotel in Nagoya, Japan, post-2034.
This initiative is part of a significant redevelopment project at Meitetsu Nagoya Station, aimed at transforming the area into a new urban landmark.
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Hyatt Japan and Micronesia vice-president Sam Sakamura said: “As Japan continues to captivate travellers from around the world, Hyatt is committed to expanding its brand presence in both urban and regional destinations, carefully selecting the perfect brand for each location.
“We are thrilled to introduce this highly distinctive lifestyle offering in a prime location within Nagoya’s landmark redevelopment. We look forward to introducing Andaz Nagoya to World of Hyatt members and other guests across the globe.”
The new property will be integrated within a multi-use urban complex, directly connected to the new railway station with a dedicated entrance and is expected to feature approximately 150 guest rooms and suites from the 25th to the 29th floors.
It will feature various amenities encompassing multiple dining options, a rooftop bar, lounges, meeting and event spaces, a fitness centre, an indoor pool, and a spa.
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By GlobalDataPositioned on the ‘Golden Route’ between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya is a metropolitan area in Japan with cultural heritage sites such as Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, as well as neighbourhoods such as Sakae and Osu.
Nagoya Railroad president Hiroki Takasaki said: “Our vision for the Nagoya Station area is to create a vibrant, people-centred destination that fosters connections of diverse communities.
“As a lifestyle luxury hotel that embraces local culture and high-quality experiences, we are confident that Andaz Nagoya will become a symbolic presence that enhances the city’s appeal and contributes to its continued growth as an international city.”
The Nagoya property will become a part of a growing global network of more than 30 Andaz hotels, including Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills and the recently opened Andaz Miami Beach.
Hyatt’s extensive portfolio boasts over 1,450 hotels and all-inclusive properties across 79 countries on six continents.
In February 2024, Hyatt expanded its Japanese presence with the inauguration of its first Hyatt House property in Tokyo, further solidifying its footprint in the region.
