Hotels with Breakfast in Nagasaki

No frills, simple yet fully functional amenities. My family thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast spread & quality of food served. Onsen quality is better than some branded hotels found in the main city area. Our first time trying Dormy Inn and w are looking forward to the next!

Service and attention to detail can make a difference. A truly professional hotel in every sense of the word in an excellent central Nagasaki position. Need mall food, and you are spoilt for choice. Local top Japanese restaurants were fully booked so the mall choices helped.

Excellent response to requests. Most of the front desk staff are women, and the atmosphere is soft and friendly. The entire Nagasaki Station, adjacent commercial facilities, and access hardware are in the process of being renovated, but are in excellent condition. However, there are many points for improvement, which is disappointing. It was inconvenient to not be able to have breakfast because the hotel restaurant was being renovated. Poor cleaning... ①When I first entered the room, there was a smell. . . Dirt and body odor had seeped into the lower part of the bathroom curtain. . . Poor cleaning. The curtain lace on the window was also not cleaned. ② Even after changing the linens and cleaning the dust collector, the table and other equipment remained covered in dust. . . Runny nose. ③For some reason, one of the cleaning staff fell asleep on the sofa in the guest room while cleaning (perhaps it was a busy period?).

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.

It is located just across the street from the west exit of Nagasaki Station. It has a great location. If you like shopping, there are Amu and Youme nearby. You can also go to the Nagasaki Museum of Art and even Oura within walking distance. The hotel is new, well-equipped, quiet, and the room faces Mount Inasa. The service staff is also very friendly. The only small problem is that the disposable slippers are relatively thin, and they make a thumping sound when walking in the uncarpeted area of ​​the room. Otherwise, there is nothing wrong.

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

It's like looking at Tadao Ando's architecture. Amazing location. Central to attractions. Convenient transportation. Sky view from the 11th floor bathhouse. Unlimited coffee. The architect who designed this building paid attention to every detail. He took into consideration the flow of wind and the direction of light.

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.

Hotel was located right opposite the JR station (accessible via overhead bridge w lifts/escalator) and next to the bus terminal, so its a really good location if you're just stopping by Nagasaki for a night or two. Lawson and Family Mart are just next door. Room was clean and spacious, and service was good too. As of end-May 2024, the facade of the building seemed to be undergoing some renovation but it didn't affect our stay (cleanliness and noise-wise) at all.

The lobby is somewhat dated but has a retro charm to it. I stayed in a standard double room which is spacious enough for one person but would be a bit cramped for two. The room seems to have been renovated recently as the fixtures, furnishings and appliances look quite new. The small balcony overlooking Glover Street is a plus. The staff at the front desk, concierge and the restaurant are all super nice and helpful. The location is very convenient. The Oura Cathedral tram stop is just down the street and many attractions such as Glover Garden, Dejima, Confucius Shrine & Museum, Holland Zaka, Gunkanjima Digital Museum are within walking distance.