Book Hotels in Kasamatsu
Cabins, apartments, houseboats! We offer comfortable & private vacation rentals
Save an extra 10% or more on select hotels with Member Discounts
Access exclusive hotel deals, only with the Travelocity app
Top Kasamatsu hotels

Nikko Style Nagoya
"The hotel is smaller, more fancy. 10 min walk to Nagoya station. There’s a scent they use in the hallway, I think it’s eucalyptus? Not a fan. We appreciated the beds being made daily and the fresh towels, but it was not necessary. A little wasteful to change out the towels every day. The breakfast ..."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

Nagoya Tokyu Hotel
"I have stayed at this hotel three times now, in the last three years, coming to Nagoya on my yearly Japanese vacation. The hotel is located in Sakae near a lot of shopping and restaurants, while being within walking distance of attractions like Osu Shotengai shopping street and Osu Kannon Temple. ..."
Reviewed on Nov 7, 2026

Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki
"Laundry is not available inside hotel, but rather a 5-7min walk"
Reviewed on Oct 31, 2026

The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya
"Amazing room and stay, staff great. Great location"
Reviewed on Nov 5, 2026

KOKO HOTEL Nagoya Sakae
"Non smoking room, smells like ashtray. Blocked window dark room with poor lighting. Do not recommend for people who don’t like filth"
Reviewed on Sep 1, 2026

Hotel Resol Nagoya
"Nice"
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2026

Prince Smart Inn Nagoya Sakae
"Amazing place, nice breakfast, clean room. Bathroom has slight smell but would stay again"
Reviewed on Oct 31, 2026

Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel

Meitetsu Grand Hotel
Kasamatsu Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Are you traveling to Nagoya and need to find somewhere to rest and relax in Kasamatsu-cho? Travelocity has a wide range of options. If you want to make memories in Kasamatsu-cho, Travelocity features no less than 16 places to stay within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the heart of town.
Hotels that are fairly close to central Kasamatsu-cho include the Comfort Hotel Gifu and Dormy Inn Gifu Ekimae Natural Hot Spring.
The Takimotokan Yukinosato can be found about 14 miles (23 kilometers) from the central part of Kasamatsu-cho. If you would prefer another option, the The Westin Nagoya Castle is located 15 miles (24 kilometers) away. Some other places to rest your head are the Hilton Nagoya and the Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel.
Planning to travel a bit out of the center? Chubu boasts many impressive options to check out. Chubu is well known for its beaches, mountains and active volcanos, and common tourist attractions are ruins. Common pastimes in this area of Japan include snowboarding.
Nagoya Station is 15 miles (24 kilometers) to the south of Kasamatsu-cho. While here, be sure to see the Daiichi Art Museum. Nakamura is where you can find some comfortable places to stay. Don't overlook Nagoya Station, where you'll find the Sky Promenade. Nagoya Station can be found 15 miles (24 kilometers) to the southeast of Kasamatsu-cho. Travelocity-registered hotel options in Nagoya Station include the Nagoya Creston Hotel and Nagoya Kanko Hotel.
Just because you and your family are having a getaway, doesn't have to mean you can't indulge in your passion for sports. Nagoya Dome can be found 16 miles (26 kilometers) to the southeast of Kasamatsu-cho. Book Travelocity-listed accommodation in the thick the sporting action at the Nagoya Tokyu Hotel or the APA Hotel Nagoya-Sakae.
Located 35 miles (57 kilometers) away from the downtown area of Kasamatsu-cho is Chubu Centrair International Airport. Find nearby rooms at Comfort Hotel Central International Airport or Hotel Route-Inn Tokoname Ekimae.
Frequently asked questions
Recent Kasamatsu hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Nagoya Tokyu Hotel
"I have stayed at this hotel three times now, in the last three years, coming to Nagoya on my yearly Japanese vacation. The hotel is located in Sakae near a lot of shopping and restaurants, while being within walking distance of attractions like Osu Shotengai shopping street and Osu Kannon Temple. The breakfast buffet is first-rate with a lot of Japanese options as well as Western fare for the unadventurous. The staff is extremely polite, kind, and helpful as well as being very professional. I stayed on the executive floor this time so I had access to the executive lounge with free drinks and snacks as well as free health club access. However, I have tattoos so was unable to use the facilities. I think my only complaint would be to relax the standards for tattoos, but I understand the policy due to the clientele they serve so I was not too bent out of shape about it. There are different cultural rules and expectations in Japan and I happily follow them while I am here since I am not an overzealous traveler that expects the world to bend to favour my Western ways and behaviours. I come to Japan to experience their culture and not enforce mine."






