Route - Cafe and Petit Hostel Reviews

It was nice to meet a really kind host. It was even better that I was provided with a map made by the guest house. I thought of a room where several people occupy the same space, but it was nice to be alone in the cabin. After blocking the space, I was alone. It was originally two floors, but it seemed like the upper bed was exposed, but thanks to that, there was a half-empty space at the top, so I comfortably opened my suitcase and used it like a luggage compartment. Thanks to that, among the guesthouses I've written so far, I felt like I wrote the most widely as a result. There is a 26 Saints Memorial Hall right in front of it, so if you're a Christian, it's a good place to visit. It's on a hill, so it might be difficult to carry luggage up, but thanks to its proximity to Nagasaki Station, it won't be difficult to move to other places. It is said that it can be cold in winter, but maybe it's because I came from Korea (at the time it was about minus 9 degrees), it didn't feel very cold. However, the place where the accommodation is located is the hill. If you take the shortest distance on Google Maps, it will guide you to the road with stairs, but it may be difficult for those who have difficulty carrying a carrier. (It's not very long.) There is a sloping road on the side of the hill where the 26 Saints Memorial Hall is located, so you can use it that way.