Hotels With Breakfast in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

The information about the hotel Breakfast was contradictory at times, suspect due to the poor translation from Japanese to English.

We were pitting this hotel against other chains like Dormy Inn and Candeo Hotels. Richmond’s value proposition is that you pay less but have less amenities. The rooms are bigger that what we were comparing with but you do not get a public bath and you do not get free drinks and noodles. For the price I think that Richmond is good in that aspect. The hotel lobby is nice and pays homage to the Dutch visiting Japan eons ago as Nagasaki was the first place they came into contact with then. It’s a typical chain hotel, but its located along the bar and nightlife street, though the events happening around that street didn’t bother us, I believe that the price is lowered due to the location of the place.

This is a very nice hotel very close to the station (just cross the bridge - there are elevators, if you have luggage or small children). Everything is simple in this hotel, but clean and thoughtful. The air conditioner worked great in winter, was conveniently located for a comfortable sleep. The room with two beds is large for a business hotel in Japan. The laundry room has enough washing machines for guests. You can borrow an iron and a trouser press, as well as a humidifier. Everything is very nice, we liked it. Thank you.

I like this hotel. Staff were very friendly and helpful, the room was small but tidy and clean and the onsen was very relaxing. I used their laundry service too which was very helpful. Would recommend

The Hotel Okura grandly welcome us as the train pulls into the platform of the station. The european style building is impressive and grand. The rooms are spacious and clean. It is located next to the Huis Ten Bosch theme park. Very convenient with a big family mart at the basement. Some restaurants and gift shops located nearby. Very convenient for theme park visitors.

A hotel attached to Nagasaki Stadium. The appeal is that you can enjoy a stadium view from the hotel front desk, guest rooms, pool, jacuzzi, and hot springs. You can stay overnight and watch the game when there is a match at the stadium, but the accommodation fee is higher. The facilities are clean, there are restaurants and a food court, and the Inasa Mountain Ropeway is within walking distance. We recommend staying at the stadium as a unique experience for sightseeing in Nagasaki.

Hotel Wing Port Nagasaki was located very close to Nagasaki Train Station in the heart of the city. The room was a good size and had a number of facilities, coffee / tea, fridge, and a USB-C / Lightning / Android plug that came in very handy. The bed was comfortable and made each day. The bathroom was clean and had body wash / shampoo / conditioner as well fresh linen. The breakfast option was enjoyable, particularly the Costa Coffee Machine and the food provided a mixture of traditional and western options. The highlight for me was the fresh pineapple. Staff were very friendly and helpful during both the check-in and check-out process. I really enjoyed my time in Nagasaki to learn more about what occurred there.

The hotel is well located near Nagasaki station, tram and bus stops and shopping mall. Plenty of eateries nearby. We were attended by friendly and helpful staff throughout our stay. The rooms are large and comfortable.

Amazing hotel! Room size was one of the biggest I’ve seen in Japan. Close to the tram line that goes to Nagasaki peace park and right in China town. I highly recommend staying here. The onsen was nice too.

It is located at China Town, just t the shopping complex so it is fun, surrounding with Chinese Restaurants, gift shops, etc, all in one location. It is little bit far from Nagasaki Station, but not a problem, just take tram from its opposite. The room size is standard to Japan, not too big but still can open medium luggage smoothly.