The Global View

“Hotel with lovely breakfast”

We stayed only 1 night when visiting Nagasaki. Rooms were very spacious by Japanese standards. The hotel has its own basement carpark which cost 1500 yen per night. This is quite rare in Nagasaki. What stood out was the excellent buffet breakfast spread. Be sure to try the sea bream ochazuke!

“Enjoyed our stay here”

We enjoyed our stay of one night here. Walking distance 8m to main station. To get to tourist sites the street car (tram) is very good high frequency transport mode. Night tour to mountain on cable was exceptional. There is a nice pastry shop at the ground floor.Rooms were fine and clean. No milk i… more

We enjoyed our stay of one night here. Walking distance 8m to main station. To get to tourist sites the street car (tram) is very good high frequency transport mode. Night tour to mountain on cable was exceptional. There is a nice pastry shop at the ground floor.Rooms were fine and clean. No milk in rooms.

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“Close to tram station”

This hotel is quit old but everything is in functional. The room is bigger than other hotel in the same price. Mt. Inasa is about 1.2km far from hotel. Not much restaurant nearby. Breakfast is good and variety. Parking is avaiable with fee about 1500 yen per night.

“A good hotel.. with some obvious issues”

On the map, this hotel is very well located. Buses (including airport buses) and trams stops directly in front of the hotel. In practice, however, you need to use a foot bridge with only stairs to access the trams. If you are travelling with large luggage or have accessibility issues, it won't be s… more

On the map, this hotel is very well located. Buses (including airport buses) and trams stops directly in front of the hotel. In practice, however, you need to use a foot bridge with only stairs to access the trams. If you are travelling with large luggage or have accessibility issues, it won't be so convenient. The hotel is (barely) within walking distance from Nagasaki Train Station, but there's no restaurant really close by. There's a convenience store located right on the first floor though. The hotel had an impressively large, old school styled lobby. The staff were really nice and professional even by Japanese standard. The public space met my expectation for a 4 start hotel. The room was huge for the price, and that was probably the best thing about the hotel. The interior was not fancy, and I saw many comments complaining the hotel being "too old". But personally, I found it work pretty well. The price was really good for the room size, and it did not feel as worn-out as some comments suggested. The general look and feel was slightly different from most Japanese hotels probably because it was previously ran by an international hotel chain. There were, however, some obvious issues about the room. I was able to hear my neighbor talking, which is something I don't expect from a 4 star hotel in Japan. There was some mysterious stomping sound in early morning every day. The card reader on the wall contained a powerful blue light that turns the whole room blue when all the lights turned off. If you like trains, the hotel has good view to trains getting in and out of Nagasaki station. You will hear them a bit but they don't run very frequently. The breakfast was offered on the top floor of the hotel, and the view was fantastic. The food quality was pretty good for the price, with lots of local specialties on the menu. I will recommend it. Overall there were lots of things to like about the hotel, but the soundproofing was really below standard for Japan, and my sleep quality wasn't that good. Which is why I only give it 3 stars. For those who are generally not bothered by noises or lights when sleeping, I think this hotel still worth a serious consideration for its value.

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