Homestays in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

The view from the open-air bath (especially the night view!) is the best this was my third stay. the meal is a buffet. there are many items, and the baths are not crowded. The staff were very kind and satisfied and had a good time p (^-^)q

It’s quite close to Nagasaki Station, within ten minutes’ walk, the surroundings are relatively quiet

As convenient as can be for the bus, train and tram, it’s about a 30 minute walk to the furthest sights. Also close to the Amu Plaza with many eating options including a supermarket open from 7 to midnight. A small space, it features a fridge and stove, a couple of pots, cutlery and plates for two but, oddly, no bowls for rice or cereal. Generally clean, there was dust on the bedhead and the bathroom smelled damp as it’s hard to get the plastic floor dry even with the ventilator. It’s very quiet, so overall worth a recommendation.

I stayed at Mogi Port because hotel rates in the city were expensive during the Nagasaki Kunchi festival. It is located just under 9km from Nagasaki Station. The sea spreads out in front of you, just across the road. I slept on a futon in a spacious room of about 12 tatami mats. There is no bath, but there is a shower room on the third floor. There seems to be a hot spring about a five-minute walk away. There is a kitchen on the first floor, and you can bring your own ingredients and use the cooking utensils and tableware freely. It was a different type of hotel to the ones I usually stay at. I felt it was not very suitable for business stays.

Although the hotel is located on the mountain, there is a regular shuttle service from the hotel to Nagasaki Station and back. The hotel staff is also very friendly and helpful. I would vote for this hotel if you do not mind the inconvenience of the hotel located in the mountain.

Good location- near to shops, eateries, bus stops and sight seeing places. I like its huge hot bath; hotel staffs are very helpful and friendly. A pleasant stay for me.

It was a very good inn. It's a little inconvenient to go out to the city because it's on the mountain, but the view from the room was good and I enjoyed the night view. The room is spacious 々, so it's a waste to stay with two people. There are ２ types of baths, which are a little small observation baths and large baths in affiliated inns connected by a passage, both of which were clean and comfortable. In the middle of the connecting passage, petit information such as bean knowledge related to Nagasaki and Nagasaki dialect is overhanged, which is useful. Breakfast is pure Japanese food served at the table seats in the banquet hall. It was a small amount, but there were many items and I enjoyed various tastes. Anyway, the staff 々 is attentive and attentive. Before making a request from here, there were times when he would perceive and speak to me 々. It was a recommended inn for those living in Kyushu, but I am convinced to stay.

Happy Hot Spring This time I stayed at Unzen Kyushu Hotel, which is worth recommending. The hotel charges a certain level of fees, but in terms of quality and quantity, it is very cost-effective. Room - The superb semi-Western-style room is over 600 square feet, with a Japanese-style living space, a Western-style sofa, a large terrace with a corner outdoor sofa, plenty of living space, a king-size bed, and most importantly, the room has its own private semi-open-air hot spring bath, which is private and comfortable, without having to go to a public hot spring. Hotel positioning and layout - The hotel is positioned as a prestigious hotel. When guests check in, they first sit on the sofa in the lobby. The front desk clerk will come forward to give an overall introduction to the hotel and its various facilities, and arrange dinner and breakfast times. The hotel has been renovated in recent years, and the interior and exterior are still clean, stylish and elegant. Landscape - Each room faces Unzen Hell, with spectacular and beautiful scenery. It is equipped with one-way reflective glass, so you don't need to draw the curtain when walking in the room. It is private and safe, with plenty of natural light. One night and two meals + free alcoholic drinks - The hotel offers one night and two meals (two meals and one night). Dinner is Japanese-French fusion cuisine with a total of 8 courses, as well as desserts, coffee and tea. Each dish is very exquisite and must be eaten with a camera first. The breakfast was amazing, the western breakfast had four courses, the Japanese was very rich and the milk was delicious. We had dinner in the restaurant building, which faces the first section of Unzen Hell. It had a wide view, western-style seats, and was very spacious. The waiters provided first-rate service and changed tableware for every dish. The dinner experience alone paid for the room. In addition, the hotel provides free flow alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in the second-floor lounge and rooftop leisure space in the afternoon and evening, which is really worth the money. Service - All the bartenders are professional, polite and friendly. The manager speaks good English and other colleagues are equipped with translation equipment. Communication is completely trouble-free and guests are provided with good service and a homely feeling. If you are traveling to the Unzen area of ​​the Minamoto Peninsula on Kyushu Island, Japan, you may consider the Unzen Kyushu Hotel.

The hotel staff are very polite and hospitable. The hot spring facilities are also very good. There is an open-air bath with a beautiful environment. Horse oil is used for bathing and shampooing in the hot spring. In addition, the tatami is very comfortable and warm, and the breakfast is also delicious. Except for the old decoration of the room, everything else is very good and cost-effective. I highly recommend this hot spring hotel!

Excellent hotel, very dense national dinner, coped with difficulty. Very clean, comfortable, everything is fresh, nice black spring. But be careful with the transfer, too early or too late (although 15.30 in our opinion is not late), and there will be no free transfer. There is no particular problem here, well, except for finances. Our own transfer cost us more than 30 thousand Yen, both ways, in total. But this has nothing to do with the amenities of the hotel, just check in advance and plan your route based on this