2-Star Hotels in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

Very close to JR Nagasaki, just a short shuttle ride from Amu Plaza. The tram station is right outside, and there's also an airport shuttle bus. The environment is indeed great and very clean. However, if you're checking in, you'll need to carry your luggage upstairs yourself. For such a good location, it's incredibly cheap. The only thing I couldn't quite get over was that the building downstairs looked like it had been on fire at some point.

Location: Pros: * Close to Chinatown, the Shianbashi bar district, and a shopping street. Cons: * A bit far from the main train station and the airport limousine bus stop. Facilities: Pros: * The mattress is thick, and the height and width are significantly better than typical capsule hotels. It felt comfortable and not cramped. Cons: * Poor sound insulation. I could hear footsteps. * There's a potential that snoring or alarms could disrupt sleep. However, the number of people on one floor is much smaller than in a regular capsule hotel. Other features: * There's a public bath. While not large, it's sufficient given the number of guests. * There's a lounge area near the reception for computer work or eating. Overall: Regarding noise, it's a matter of luck, but it's overwhelmingly more comfortable than a standard capsule hotel. This place is highly recommended for travelers who want to explore the city until night and then have a proper bed to sleep in. If it's significantly cheaper than a typical business hotel, I'd definitely stay here again.

Highly recommended the very newly open hotel in Nagasaki. Close to market and tourist spots. Staffs are also friendly and kind to support. Room space is perfect with comfy bed.

It was a truly wonderful experience, touring the island on a motorbike which I rented from the hostel. Especially, driving on the North-Western peninsula became an unforgettable memory. Toured around several Catholic churches, watched the sunset over the sea, and drove to the tip of the peninsula. There were few cars on the road, so the journey to the torch felt as if I had the entire road to myself. It was absolutely special. I will definitely come back here someday in the future! The owner is such a kind and helpful person. The hostel is simple, yet it's more than enough for a budget trip for one night. There was an adorable black cat in the shared space. 是非バイクをレンタルし、北東のビーチや教会、北西の半島を幾つかの教会に立ち寄りながら灯台までドライブして下さい。最高の思い出が作れます。宿はシンプルで、必要なものは揃っています。他の宿泊客の方たちも皆さん総じてマナーが良かったです。オーナーは親切で感じの良い方であり、可愛い黒猫ちゃんがいます。

This Place is the best hostel. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ It has everything you need, the room is clean a great atmosphere, and a great location. Thank you for the great service! I’ll be back again. ✈️🌊❤️

Honestly one of my favourite hostels in Japan, there’s not any social life as seems to be the standard here but the rooms are spacious light and bright, the beds are comfy and there’s loads of shelf space and a locker and lots of sockets in your bunk area so it feels super comfortable and accommodating. Location is great for exploring Nagasaki for a few days. Kitchen and living area is nice to cook & chill in and free toast in the morning is a cute way to start the day. Would have stayed longer! (Oh and absolutely make sure you get up to Mt Inasa Observatory for the nighttime views STUNNING)

A great place for a pure stay and hot springs, very quiet and away from the hustle and bustle. Although the hotel doesn't offer meals, there's a supermarket right across the street for supplies, just remember to check their operating hours. Overall, it was a very relaxing stay!

Very satisfied! It was so good that I have no other words to say! The owner and his wife were very polite and kind, and we had a very enjoyable stay! The showers and toilets were clean, and it wasn't like a capsule hotel, with 5 rooms on one floor, so it didn't feel cramped! It was just like the photos, so I can see why other people have praised it! At night, the statue of the 12 martyrs is lit up and you can see it clearly from the window! There is a slope to the hotel, but it is close to Nagasaki Station, so it is good for people who want to go sightseeing right away! The slope is quite steep, but other than that I am very satisfied! I wasn't able to go to Gunkanjima this time, so the next time I go to Nagasaki for revenge, I will definitely stay at this hotel!

I have traveled to Japan many times, but compared to hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka in a similar price range, this room is incredibly spacious. The location was also very convenient for getting around, as it is close to the bus terminal and the train station. One thing to note is that even if you stay at Coruscant Hotel 3, check-in takes place at Coruscant Hotel 1. You will be notified of this via email after booking. After checking in at 1, go up the stairs immediately to the right and turn left to find Coruscant Hotel 3 right away. I am not sure if they always do this, but as I was leaving after checking in, a male staff member came out and carried my suitcase up the stairs for me. Since I was traveling alone and had a lot of luggage, it was a bit of a struggle, so I was really grateful for his help! I plan to stay here again the next time I visit Nagasaki. *I am listing the amenities provided in detail to help you out. Bathtub, washing machine (in the room), laundry detergent (seems to be provided for the duration of your stay), gas stove, microwave, refrigerator (freezer also has), TV, table, clothes drying rack, hairdryer, plates, cups, wooden chopsticks, etc.

We enjoyed our one night stay at this Guesthouse, which can give a feel of Japanese ryokans. Our tatami room was perfect for the experience, very ample, very comfortable. The guesthouse has its baths, which are good to use. The morning breakfast included in the price is perfect insight into the traditional Japanese cuisine, location in walking distance to the Unzen sights, parking at the site, with good price for this all.