Hotels With Bar in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is within walking distance to JR station and a big shopping mall. Even though the room is quite old but the advantage is that it’s big and they have set up the extra bed for my son and we still have a lot of space to put our 3 luggage and open them fully.

The twin bed room overlooks the cruise entrance and is more spacious than expected. Even though the hotel is old it suits the European theme and the amenities are adequate. Will consider staying again when visit huis ten Bosch.  The dinner at Der Admiraal is great as well with wine pairing and 9 course meal. Worth the price.

The experience of staying at this hotel recently was great! The hallways and rooms are quiet and you don’t have to worry about being disturbed by outside noise at all. The facilities in the room are innovative and complete, the bed is soft and comfortable, super relaxing to sleep on ~ The most amazing thing is that the hygiene is done very delicately, whether the bathroom mirror, floor, or corners are spotless, live especially peace of mind! The service staff attitude is enthusiastic and attentive, and any needs are immediately responded to. Next time I come to Nagasaki, I will definitely continue to choose this place! The only drawback is that parking has to be in a nearby parking lot, and has to pay.

I stayed there solely to use the EV charger. It seemed like an older hotel, but the room was larger and cleaner than I expected, and I had a very comfortable stay. The breakfast buffet wasn't as flashy as a city hotel, but everything was delicious, and the staff were very accommodating to families with infants, so I was very satisfied (the photo shows the view from the breakfast area). The large public bath had two types: an open-air bath and a panoramic bath, and at the entrance there was a selection of luxury shampoos, conditioners, and oils to choose from. I was happy to be able to try a brand I'd been wanting to try. If I had to point out one drawback, it would be that I hadn't made a reservation for dinner, so I had to go out to eat. There was no restaurant in the hotel where I could casually eat that day. However, it was a wonderful hotel that was worth more than the price. Thank you very much.

I originally wanted to book the Hilton, but it was full, so I switched to the Marriott. It's incredibly convenient for getting around: the JR, Shinkansen, city bus, highway bus, and tram stations are all very close to the hotel, which is fantastic! The Amu Plaza and shopping street next to the hotel are also great for shopping and dining. I particularly recommend Nagasaki's unique 'Mugi Meshi' (barley rice) – you can't find this in other cities! The night view of Mount Inasa from the balcony is so therapeutic~~ The rooms are clean and the service is excellent. It's definitely the top choice for travelers.

Breakfast was great, and the service was very welcoming. There's no swimming pool, but it's very close to the train station and Mount Inasa. You can take the ropeway up to the summit to watch the sunset and the night view of Nagasaki Port. I even spotted the Adora Magic City cruise ship!

My 2-day trip (November 10-12) was to this historic, classic hotel with a magnificent and elegant lobby. The exit is right next to the Christmas market, and Miffy Square is just a minute's walk away. However, it's quite a distance from the JR station exit. I recommend buying some food and drinks at the convenience store beforehand (otherwise, it'll be at least a 10-minute walk out). I suggest finding a luggage cart to take your luggage in from the JR station exit; it'll be at least a 10-minute walk. Once inside, scan your passport and find the park shuttle bus; otherwise, it'll be another 10-minute walk… Downloading the Huustenburg app is very helpful as it has Chinese translation. The hotel breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but the taste was decent. I couldn't book a Miffy-themed room. The standard single/twin room was available. A child plus one adult could squeeze into one bed. The room was a bit stuffy, and the central air conditioning only provided heating, not cooling. I recommend opening the windows for ventilation. Supplies were plentiful, and the service counter staff were friendly and attentive. Most of the rooms were carpeted.

hotel is really huge and very nice, room is big and lots space for luggage and iranreally clean. the service from the staff is top notch as they even anticipated the service i require during the check in and key pick up. Will definitely recommend this hotel.

I really didn't expect anything from staying at this hotel, as it was twice as cheap as anything in the area. But it's really a hidden gem! The location is perfect for exploring Nagasaki, in the heart of Chinatown, lots of eateries in the area, and a tram stop nearby. The entrance is between two buildings and not obvious at first glance, but Google maps will get you there. The hotel has a retro vibe and doesn't look like a traditional business hotel, but does it need to? Big comfy beds, huge rooms (a lot more spacious than you expect to find in Japan), all the amenities you need inside. The description didn't mention a fridge, but we had one in our room. No view, but it didn't bother us. Good breakfast for a reasonable price. The only downside is that they don't have a coin laundry in the hotel, but there are some in the area. In my opinion, it's more than value for money!

The location is very convenient, the bus stop is at the door, and the speed control station and the station in Upper Inada are only ten minutes away! From check in to check out, there are plenty of entertainment, hot springs, sauna rooms, and billiards, board games and other activities in the lobby. Dinner and breakfast are very rich! Excellent! If you book a room with an open-air hot spring, there is a small sauna in the room!