"Even though it's an old style hotel, we had very comfortable room for our family and especially enjoyed the 2 onsen. I am told by local ladies that the spring water here is very beneficial for hair and skin. The breakfast was nice too."
"Even though it's an old style hotel, we had very comfortable room for our family and especially enjoyed the 2 onsen. I am told by local ladies that the spring water here is very beneficial for hair and skin. The breakfast was nice too."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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...
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...
Michael
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Amazing hotel. I got the cheapest room, so the view from my window was an adjoining wall, but the hotel is built on a hill, providing dazzling views of Nagasaki. Splendid place.
As to drawbacks, my only complaint is that it is located in an area without nearby restaurants, bars, or even convenience stores. The same isolation that makes it so quiet and grand also means it'll be a fifteen minute, minimum, walk to any businesses.
So you do need to be signed up for the hotel's meal plan, or else...
Amazing hotel. I got the cheapest room, so the view from my window was an adjoining wall, but the hotel is built on a hill, providing dazzling views of Nagasaki. Splendid place.
As to drawbacks, my only complaint is that it is located in an area without nearby restaurants, bars, or even convenience stores. The same isolation that makes it so quiet and grand also means it'll be a fifteen minute, minimum, walk to any businesses.
So you do need to be signed up for the hotel's meal plan, or else...
The view of Nagasaki was fantastic and they gave us free upgrade(so we could have a view). The hotel was a little old but very clean and now I can say I stayed at a hotel an Emperor stayed at!
The view of Nagasaki was fantastic and they gave us free upgrade(so we could have a view). The hotel was a little old but very clean and now I can say I stayed at a hotel an Emperor stayed at!
Everything about my stay was very good. It was the normal Japanese business hotel. It was a small room, but comfortable, clean and in a great location.
The location is great. There is a Starbucks right across the street and more importantly Nagasaki station. From there, you can get pretty much anywhere you want.
The only problem I had was with the in-room fridge, which didn't seem to work. I want to stress that I never brought this to the attention of the staff of the hotel. They never...
Everything about my stay was very good. It was the normal Japanese business hotel. It was a small room, but comfortable, clean and in a great location.
The location is great. There is a Starbucks right across the street and more importantly Nagasaki station. From there, you can get pretty much anywhere you want.
The only problem I had was with the in-room fridge, which didn't seem to work. I want to stress that I never brought this to the attention of the staff of the hotel. They never...
If you're searching for a hotel where you can enjoy an evening cocktail after a day out and about, Unzen offers 26 properties, including 7 accommodations with a bar on site. While you're here, consider a visit to Unzen Jigoku Hell and Unzen-Amakusa National Park.
What are the best hotels with bars in Unzen?
Here are some of the top Unzen properties with bars: Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan: Enjoy the bar, free WiFi, and hot springs on site. Unzen Shinyu: Ryokan with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi, and free parking. Unzen Kanko Hotel: Hotel with 2 restaurants. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi, and free parking.
How many hotels with bars on site will I find in Unzen?
Expedia has 7 hotels with a bar in Unzen.
What is there to do in Unzen?
To experience the area's highlights, consider visiting Unzen Jigoku Hell, Unzen-Amakusa National Park, and Mount Unzen, and then find a cozy spot for a nightcap. Other places to see include Aino Observation Deck and Vidoro Museum.
When is the best time to visit Unzen?
Visiting local bars in Unzen is better in good weather. These rainfall averages and temperatures can help you determine the best time for bar hopping. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 74°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 45°F. The rainiest months in Unzen are June, July, August, and May, with each month seeing an average of 15 inches of rainfall.
How can I get to Unzen and around the area?
Here are some of your transportation options in and around Unzen: Fly into Nagasaki Airport (NGS), which is located 18.7 mi (30.2 km) from the city center. You can also search for flights into Amakusa Airport (AXJ), which is 21.8 mi (35.1 km) away. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.