Tokoname Hotel Shuttles

Resting along the waters of Japan’s Isle Bay, the city of Tokoname is a great place to call home for the night. Find what you need by going with the flow, whether that means following your gut when it comes to what to eat or staying in the now at various parks & museums. Double-check transportation to make sure you have all the correct lifts as well, choosing from shuttles at the many hotels located along the floating isle that makes up Chubu Centrair International Airport, or taking advantage of Tokoname vast train line dubbed the Meitetsu-Tokoname Line, which connects to various other cities along the shore. Private vehicles also offer all the freedom in the world through sedans, vans and SUVs, while meet-and-greet services make things much easier through chauffeured limousine services and low-key taxis.

Another great way to ensure good times is by making sure you’re at the right hotel at the right time, all starting with the right neighborhood. Choose from various hotels located close to the airport, the closest options including the attached Centrair Hotel as well as the efficient hourly rates of TUBE Sq. Also located close to the airport is Comfort Hotel Chubu International Airport, home to luxe business suites and free loaner bikes, as well as the Four Points by Sheraton Nagoya, which provides posh upscale rooms looking out at the waters of Isle Bay. Popular choices rest just across the Centrair O Bridge along the mainland as well, from J Hotel Rinku close Rinku Beach access to the inner-city buzz courtesy of Spring Sunny Hotel Nagoya Tokoname.

A simple city mainly known for its relaxed views of Isle Bay from various restaurants, cafes and beaches, Tokoname is a beautiful place to explore any time of the year. See the best attractions by waking up early, walking across the sands of Rinku Beach for fun in the sun, or delving into the traditional Japanese vendors and markets at Aeon Mall Tokoname to get away from icy snow. Other relaxed getaways are located on the east side of town, and include cozy greenery from Kitajo Park and Oso Park, as well as towering perspectives atop Mt. Hong. And located along the southern shores of the city are various old temples and shrines including the powerful presence of Kumano Shrine and the forested village-like atmosphere of Taga Shrine.