Hotels With Parking in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

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.

After moving from Hitakatsu to Izuhara, you can immediately see the Izuhara Hotel Toyoko Inn when you get off at Izuhara Station. You can see Toyoko Inn wherever you go in Izuhara, so it is the tallest building in Izuhara. You can also see Toyoko Inn Hotel from Izuhara Passenger Terminal. There is Tiara Mall and Value Mart right across the hotel entrance, so it was convenient to leave your luggage at the hotel after duty-free shopping. Since it is a hotel where you can also have breakfast, I filled my stomach with Japanese home-cooked breakfast. I think I will definitely stay here again if I visit Izuhara.

I'd been interested in this hotel since before it opened last year, and finally got to go. The space and service lived up to my expectations. The location is great, and as you'd expect from Japanet, the room was well-equipped with appliances, so I was able to stay comfortably. I'd definitely like to stay here again when I visit Nagasaki.

Location is good, tram station just ahead. Walking distance to shops n restaurants. Parking instructions should be part of booking email confirmation. We went round and round to look for parking in the hotel, not knowing the hotel is in the shopping arcade. We stopped the car at a corner street and one of us went to the hotel to inquire, then only we realised we have to park at the public car park opposite hotel. The hotel staff gave a map to the three parking area, but the map font is too small and faint, we ended up missing the car park nearest to hotel.

It is the best hotel and the best service. The staffs are lovely and polite. I got upgraded room because of honey moon. The room is very clean, comfortable bed. The breakfast is delicious, there are many choices. I have to thank you guys.

Good location- near to shops, eateries, bus stops and sight seeing places. I like its huge hot bath; hotel staffs are very helpful and friendly. A pleasant stay for me.

The hotel is conveniently located a 10-minute walk from JR Nagasaki Station, with some rooms offering distant views of the station. The lobby is bright and spacious, offering complimentary morning coffee and a microwave for guests. The self-check-in kiosks are very user-friendly; you just enter your booking number, and with Chinese language options, the check-in process is seamless and free of any language barriers. A 7-Eleven convenience store is conveniently located right next to the lobby, perfect for grabbing snacks and essentials. Our room was clean, tidy, and comfortable. As a welcoming gesture, the mini-fridge contained two complimentary bottles of water and two mango puddings. A complimentary hot spring ticket was also provided. We managed to book this room during a 618 sale event for under 600 a night, which was absolutely fantastic value for money! Overall, a five-star experience; I highly recommend staying here.

I originally wanted to book Yunxianjie, but it happened that there was no room on that day, so I chose this Futian House. Since there are no comments, I am a little nervous, but I am very satisfied after checking in. I thought it would be very inconvenient to travel around Yunxian by public transportation. In fact, the bus station is at the entrance of the hotel, so it’s very convenient~ The hotel is a traditional Japanese-style hot spring hotel, but the decoration of the rooms is a combination of Japanese and Western, very modern. The structure of the hotel is a bit complicated, with a main building and an annex. When checking in, the route will be introduced in detail, as well as the different locations for bathing every day. Hot spring hotel, the main thing is to soak in hot springs. There are 4 hot springs in total, 2 indoors and 2 outdoors. Male and female are switched every day. The indoors and the outdoors are separated, which is a bit inconvenient. There are few people, and it feels great to be able to enjoy the hot springs alone. One stay and two meals, dinner and breakfast the next day are in the same private room, both are very rich.

The sea view is really good. Unfortunately, it's hard to drink when you drive. It's not near Izakaya. The hot spring is close

I traveled with my parents and booked a double room. It was significantly smaller compared to a twin room, which is typical for hotels in Japan. The onsen was comfortable, and breakfast offered a good spread, though the menu was a bit repetitive. On the third floor, they provided complimentary tea, coffee, ice cream, and Yakult, along with shoyu ramen in the evenings. The hotel is conveniently located near the airport bus stop. Tickets for the airport bus can be purchased at the airport's ticket counter (to be presented upon alighting), or you can simply pay with your Suica card. I've also attached the airport bus schedule for those who might find it useful.