Hotels with WiFi in Nagasaki Prefecture from ￥6,694

Excellent. I loved the private onsen and the view from my room- breathtaking. We went to Nita Pass to the gondola and the view is amazing. Just a note for westerners, the food can be challenging if you aren’t familiar or like traditional Japanese food. I do not eat pork or beef. I still enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend to anyone.

Beautiful Nagasaki hotel; well maintained. Rooms are new and with useful tech features. Views are great from the rooms. Location at Nagasaki station is ideal. Staff is helpful to a point -but they insist their rules must be strictly followed. For example one cannot eat outside food in the lobby - the lobby cafe has a small coffee stand with a very limited selection. If you want to drink a soda in the lobby for example while waiting for someone you're out of luck - no outside food in the lobby...

Excellent

Great location!

This Dormy Inn had the best public onsen of any Dormy Inn I have used in Japan. The outdoor baths were amazing. Inside, the room was spacious and modern. I had an amazing time in this hotel just a few minutes walk from Nagasaki Station.

Room cleaning

Spectacular views of the stadium. Very clean and convenient food places in the hotel.

Je risque de manquer de superlatifs tant le séjour s’est bien passé. Une seule envie, pouvoir retourner là bas un jour

5/5 - Absolutely wonderful stay! We had an amazing experience at this villa. The communication was excellent—the hosts responded incredibly fast to any questions we had. The place was absolutely spotless and clean. We loved it so much that we’ve already decided to stay here again. Highly recommended!

Staffs were very nice and kind.

Super friendly and very accommodating

Perfect

とても良い気分で過ごすことができました。

I enjoyed my stay

Great stay

The Candeo Hotel in China Town Nagasaki was one of the best hotel experiences my husband and I ever had. The hotel is clean and was so quiet, I thought we were the only guests there, but in fact there were so many! I know because evening when we returned to our hotel room, there would be a silk bag filled with new towels, silk pajamas and house slippers, and fresh bottles of water hanging on the door knobs of all the checked-in guests on our floor...and there were many many bags, but the rooms...