Romantic Hotels in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

Great location of the hotel with lots of food choices available. Car Parking is just opposite and it has direct access to the hotel (both by steps or slope for those who are pushing strollers or heavy luggages) so you don’t have to take a big walk to access the hotel. Like the candeo hotel brand so far, stayed in Kumamoto too and the good thing is the public bath is opened till very late. Suitable for those whom have to put their kids to sleep first before going for their onsen dip. Nothing bad to in my point of view. Clean rooms.

Everything was amaaaaaazing at our stay! Pity that we only had 1 night 😭 the hotel is brand new and the staff were all great. We were warmly welcomed by the bell desk staff at L1, he was so friendly and it was a great start. Check in was seamless! We stayed at the highest floor and the view was great. The staff surprised us with a bottle of champagne as we told them that it was a wedding anniversary celebration. The room was modern, clean, and the best! Parking is at Amu Plaza just beside the hotel. Gym facilities at L8 were brand new and clean. Overall the best experience and we would recommend everyone to stay here when they visit Nagasaki! Memorable stay and the highlight of our time in Nagasaki!We would love to visit here again! - Cassandra

This is the best accommodation experience for self-driving travel. The room has a large interior space and a large bathroom space. Each room has an independent courtyard, so the car can be parked directly next to the room. There is also a small courtyard outside where you can sit and drink tea and relax. The boss is very enthusiastic, the service is very warm, he speaks Chinese, English and Japanese, and communication is stress-free, which is great. As a journey between Nagasaki and Fukuoka, staying in Isahaya for one night makes it very comfortable and relaxing to visit Unzen and Shimabara. There are good supermarkets and restaurants around the hotel, which are easily accessible by car. It is highly recommended and I will come again next time I have the chance. One last thing, the breakfast was very good and the price was very affordable, overall, it was a great value for money.

it's a good 3-5min walk to the nearest bus and tram station, the lobby is connected to a medium sized 7-11 making everything super convenient! room is the perfect size for 1 large luggage. the onsen facilities were great with adequate space as well.

During the National Day holiday, my husband and I traveled to Nagasaki and stayed at the Universal View Hotel. Although the hotel is about a ten-minute walk from Nagasaki JR Station, it is mostly flat ground, so there is no problem pushing the suitcase. You can buy a one-day tram ticket with cash at the front desk at the hotel entrance. There is a tram stop at the door, which is convenient for going anywhere. The hotel room is spacious, clean and tidy, the bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, and it is also very quiet. I just didn't try the hotel's breakfast and afternoon tea. I will stay there next time if I have the chance😊😊😊

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.

Nice resort we even visited. Resort occupied nearly 60% area of Lojima. 3 onsen areas offer without extra charges. Worth to spend whole day in the resort, dinner is recommended as well. And of course, staffs are friendly and helpful, higher than normal Japanese standard. We must book again when we going to Nagasaki Only one drawback is light show at night, too expensive and nothing special for us.

We enjoyed to stay. Hotel staff members are very friendly and kind. Breakfast buffet at hotel are good as well. I just didn’t know about free shuttle from station to hotel at the beginning. If I know early, I did not walk extras and save energy. Otherwise we are very happy to stay there.

The view was outstanding and it was good to enjoy fireworks. Perhaps because of the reduction in labor costs, it was pitch black when I entered the room, and there was no guide for the meal while the katen was closed. The futon should have been laid first, but it was self. I wandered from where to where I was eating. The bath was the best with a night view.

Huis Ten Bosch's most luxurious official hotel, the rooms are quite decent. The canal can be seen from the window in the evening and it is very beautiful. When I visited, the hall was filled with tulips and the live music in the evening was very charming. The breakfast was delicious and there were Miffy children's plates and cutlery. If you purchase a Starlight ticket on the day of check-in, you can exchange it for a free one-day ticket the next day. And you can enjoy one hour early admission. The part I really wanted to experience but unfortunately was not knowing how to use the canal’s check-in service. Luggage can be stored. You need to walk a short distance to park, and the parking area is easily confused when navigating. Pay special attention to the parking lot of the European Hotel.