Ryokans em Nagasaki

Ann Japão

This hotel is a little out of the way, but really worth it for the view. It's relaxing to see Nagasaki from above at different times of day. The staff were so friendly and always smiling and greeting guests, even giving us big waves as the station shuttle departed. I recommend taking advantage of the shuttle bus because while the city bus gets near the hotel, it's a steep mountain and the remaining walk is quite intense. The included breakfast was high quality.

Edoardo Itália

It’s an amazing place. Starting from the entrance with an artistic doors and walls long the escalator to bring us at the front desk. They have a large selection of yukatas, so you can chose the one you prefer. From the room with the view you can see the bay of Nagasaki. The onsen on the 3rd floor is lovely but the one on the 11th is amazing! It has a large pool outdoor from where you can see all over the city. If you stay at this hotel, you don’t need to go on the very top of the mountain. Both the dinner and the breakfast have an large buffet full of various exquisite food. They have a shuttle service to the station. Very happy with my staying.

Christopher Áustria

View was amazing. Staff has been very helpful and friendly.

Sunthan Tailândia

Quiet and mountain top view and shutter

Marek República Tcheca

great price for spacious room they let me check in early close to the train station supplied fresh yukata, toothbrush, cups, coffee etc even for second night out of two only

Haydee Japão

The staff was kind and helpful. Everyone went out of their way to make me feel at home. They even helped me when my car’s battery die even though it was snowing. I can’t say enough about all of the staff. Dinner was delicious with an amazing view. Recommend it 100%.

Elena Japão

The style of this hotel. The way the staff remembers your requests and cares for you. The scent of freshly cut lilies in the lobby. Beautiful spacious room bearing the atmosphere of the golden times it was built in, breathtaking views from the window, which you can open and breathe. And yes, a lifetime amount of fresh Nagasaki biscuits I consumed at a buffet-style dinner. And a big steamy traditional bath at the 3rd floor. And the cozy shuttle-bus to the station down the hill. Highly recommend this hotel.