Hotels near Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Nagasaki

Clean, comfortable beds and located nearby Chinatown. Room was a bit small so do take note if you have big luggages. There was a small table with 2 chairs in the room which took up a bit of space. I checked in rather late and the staff manning the reception looked overworked and tired, hence he didn't come across as really welcoming and friendly. When I checked out the next morning, it was him as well but he looked better. Breakfast was quite ok with a lot of variety. A near drive to Dejima wharf. Recommended for couples or solo travelers.

It was a two-person trip with my old and bad-footed mother. The room was clean, and there was a large bath like barrier free, and there was a handrail, and it was easy to help. Speaking of hope, the bath chair was quite low, so if you have a slightly higher chair, you can rent it, and I would be grateful. It can't be helped because it won't be used as a help. The toilet was different from the bath, so I could use it comfortably. I want to use it again.

Amazing onsen, free popsicles, probiotics and noodles from 21:30 to 23:00. Room is tidy and staff are very well trained . Like any Dormy Inn, check in is at 15:00 and if you want to check in earlier prepare to pay an extra fee. Location is easy to reach by tram from the train station, and it is just near the tram stop. Women behave of weirdos approaching in Chinatown in the evening for escort services . They chase you until you shout to them in English .

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Candeo Hotel in Nagasaki, and I must say it was an exceptional experience. Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, the hotel's location is incredibly convenient, making it a fantastic choice for both leisure and business travelers. Additionally, the hotel is just a short 2-minute walk from bus stops, making it easy to explore the rest of Nagasaki with ease. The hotel itself is modern and impeccably clean, which greatly enhanced the comfort of my stay. The check-in process is unique as it takes place on the 11th floor. Despite the initial surprise, the process was smooth and efficient, and the staff were incredibly welcoming and professional. The convenience of having various restaurants and convenience shops within walking distance is a significant plus. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or a full meal, you won’t have to venture far to find what you need. Overall, my stay at Candeo Hotel was delightful. The combination of its convenient location, modern and clean facilities, and excellent service makes it a top choice for anyone visiting Nagasaki. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient stay in the heart of the city.

The pictures over promise and the guest house under delivers. It is in a good location and the staff is friendly enough, but not all sleeping areas look like the pictures. Some private areas go width wise instead of lengthwise, so they have only half the floor space for standing up. And if you have an upper bunk, then the ladder takes up 20% of that floor space. Towels are not included. For the breakfast, you make the toast yourself from bread in the refrigerator. By 8:00 a.m., people are brushing their teeth and using the hair dryer in the center of the dorm room, so you won't be able to sleep. Overall it's ok, and better than most capsule hotels. But don't let the pictures get your hopes up too high.

Sehr freundlicher Service. Die genaue Lage muss aber noch auf Trip.com unmissverständlich hinterlegt werden. Wer WLAN Code befindet sich auf einem Infoblatt in der Schlafkabine.

The hotel is located in the business district, which is very lively. Everything is available on the first floor. The sound insulation is also very good. Parking is only inconvenient. You have to park in the parking lot outside the business district. You have to go around the business district to find it. If you drive too far, you have to go around. Got it! The counter is self-service, but the lovely lady at the counter will help you chick in. I will stay here again if I have the chance.

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.

Hotel Belleview in Nagasaki exceeded my expectations and made my stay truly memorable. From the moment I arrived, the staff provided exceptional service, showcasing genuine warmth and attentiveness. The rooms were impeccably clean, tastefully decorated, and offered stunning views of the city, adding to the overall comfort. The hotel’s location was perfect for exploring Nagasaki’s historical and cultural sites, making it an excellent choice for both leisure and business travelers. The breakfast options were diverse and delicious, featuring both local and international dishes. I highly recommend Hotel Belleview for anyone seeking a delightful and relaxing stay in Nagasaki.

I picked this hotel because it was right next to Nagasaki train station which made it super convenient to arrive and check-in without a hassle. The hotel is your standard Japanese style: very clean, comfortable and small. The check-in/check-out process was done via kiosk so not much customer service to rate. The price of the room was very reasonable, however, the thing I didn't like was the early checkout time at 10:00am instead of the usual 11 or noon at most other places. Other than that, this is a great hotel to stay at if you're visiting Nagasaki.