Apartments di Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

My stay at the Coruscant Hotel Nagasaki was truly memorable. Here are some highlights: • Stunning Architecture: The hotel building itself is a sight to behold, blending classic European design with modern amenities. • Comfortable Rooms: The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-equipped. The beds were incredibly comfortable, ensuring a good night’s sleep after a day of exploring. • Convenient Location: Situated in the heart of Nagasaki, the hotel provides easy access to popular attractions and transportation. • Excellent Service: The staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and would highly recommend Coruscant Hotel Nagasaki for anyone visiting the area.

The hotel is actually very close to the JR station, but you have to take the overpass to get out, and there is no elevator on one side, so it is inconvenient to have a lot of luggage. There are a lot of places to eat around, and there is a tram stop downstairs, so it is very convenient to go to the city's attractions. The rooms are similar to B&Bs and have more facilities than ordinary hotels, but they are not cleaned every day.

Ctrip's email says check in at 18:00, but it's actually 16:00. The check-in is not at the address. The reservation should be notified by email. I went directly to the address and climbed a staircase (Figure 2). The first time I didn’t see the description of Figure 1 (in the corner of the corridor), I contacted the store by phone and told me to check in at 16:00. I didn't say that I had to check in another place (English was very poor). At 16 o'clock, I went there for the second time, and then called to ask, and the person who answered the phone would not speak English at all. Fortunately, I found the description in Figure 1 and checked in again. This slope walked back and forth 3 times, and girls with large luggage are not recommended to live. There is also room soundproofing.

No mistake, the location is on the road from Nagasaki JR Station and then go to the opposite side to enter the small line, easy to find. I drive, there are many parking lots nearby, but most of them have to be 1000 yen - night parking fee. Good experience. Fully equipped. You can eat in the house, it's so fun. But check in at the beginning, I felt a bit difficult. It turned out to be not too complicated, let me explain the scare. I will receive an email mentioning the password the day before I check in. The entrance of the building is at the entrance of a small parking lot quarantine. It seems that the Tang Building in Hong Kong has a staircase level of about 10 levels. There is a gate password on the first floor on the left hand side. You can open the gate by pressing the password. The owner's e mail will tell you about the mailbox for loading the letter, don't care. Just press the password and press ”Confirm”. After opening the gate, depending on the floor you live on. If you live in Room 402, you have to go two more stairs. If you take a 27-inch suitcase or buy a lot of things back to the house, you will be a little tired. To the door of the room, you only need to give you the password inside the e mail. On the side of the door, open the black cover and twist 🤏 to have a password. It seems that the lock of the luggage is easy to open a cover. You will see the door lock key 🔑, and you can take it down. The key is the same, put the key back into the black cover, transfer the lock password to other codes, and cover it. The owner's e-mail is so complicated, in fact, it is so original, don't worry about opening the door. I hope it will be helpful for future stays. We stayed for three days and two nights, but unfortunately, she only gave me two toothpaste toothbrushes, only enough for a day, and finally I had to buy toothpaste myself. The carpet is not very clean, the suck is not enough, but as long as you wear slippers, there is no problem. Others, clean, wrong. recommend.

The hotel is on the hillside opposite Nagasaki Station, about a 5-minute walk. There are three rooms in total. Self-check-in requires filling in emails and other information, which is a little troublesome. The hygiene is not as clean as the hotel. There is dust on the bedside and contact lenses left by previous guests, but the bed and bathroom are still quite clean. There is a refrigerator, microwave, kitchen utensils and tableware in the room, although we didn't use them.

スリッパがない 使い捨てのスリッパが欲しかった。 トイレのスリッパは常時つけておくものだと思います。 フライパンがあるのにお湯を沸かすヤカン？ケトルがない。電気ケトルとか置いておけば良いと思います。 お風呂の洗面器必要です

Very new and clean, the bed is too soft checkin checkout time requirements are stricter

ที่พักสวยสะอาดแต่ห่างจาก สถานีพอสมควร บริเวณโดยรอบเงียบมาก กลางคืนอาจดูเปลียว มีเก็บค่าบริการเพิ่มตอนเช็คอิน น่าจะเป็นภาษี

Check in email was not sent, luckily trip customer support responded very fast. Bathroom is clean and the most comfortable bathroom i had in japan. Given the price i dont think any other hotel can match, just take note that this is an unmanned hotel

CP超高！便宜近市區！

My stay at the Coruscant Hotel Nagasaki was truly memorable. Here are some highlights: • Stunning Architecture: The hotel building itself is a sight to behold, blending classic European design with modern amenities. • Comfortable Rooms: The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-equipped. The beds were incredibly comfortable, ensuring a good night’s sleep after a day of exploring. • Convenient Location: Situated in the heart of Nagasaki, the hotel provides easy access to popular attractions and transportation. • Excellent Service: The staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and would highly recommend Coruscant Hotel Nagasaki for anyone visiting the area.

The hotel is actually very close to the JR station, but you have to take the overpass to get out, and there is no elevator on one side, so it is inconvenient to have a lot of luggage. There are a lot of places to eat around, and there is a tram stop downstairs, so it is very convenient to go to the city's attractions. The rooms are similar to B&Bs and have more facilities than ordinary hotels, but they are not cleaned every day.

Ctrip's email says check in at 18:00, but it's actually 16:00. The check-in is not at the address. The reservation should be notified by email. I went directly to the address and climbed a staircase (Figure 2). The first time I didn’t see the description of Figure 1 (in the corner of the corridor), I contacted the store by phone and told me to check in at 16:00. I didn't say that I had to check in another place (English was very poor). At 16 o'clock, I went there for the second time, and then called to ask, and the person who answered the phone would not speak English at all. Fortunately, I found the description in Figure 1 and checked in again. This slope walked back and forth 3 times, and girls with large luggage are not recommended to live. There is also room soundproofing.

No mistake, the location is on the road from Nagasaki JR Station and then go to the opposite side to enter the small line, easy to find. I drive, there are many parking lots nearby, but most of them have to be 1000 yen - night parking fee. Good experience. Fully equipped. You can eat in the house, it's so fun. But check in at the beginning, I felt a bit difficult. It turned out to be not too complicated, let me explain the scare. I will receive an email mentioning the password the day before I check in. The entrance of the building is at the entrance of a small parking lot quarantine. It seems that the Tang Building in Hong Kong has a staircase level of about 10 levels. There is a gate password on the first floor on the left hand side. You can open the gate by pressing the password. The owner's e mail will tell you about the mailbox for loading the letter, don't care. Just press the password and press ”Confirm”. After opening the gate, depending on the floor you live on. If you live in Room 402, you have to go two more stairs. If you take a 27-inch suitcase or buy a lot of things back to the house, you will be a little tired. To the door of the room, you only need to give you the password inside the e mail. On the side of the door, open the black cover and twist 🤏 to have a password. It seems that the lock of the luggage is easy to open a cover. You will see the door lock key 🔑, and you can take it down. The key is the same, put the key back into the black cover, transfer the lock password to other codes, and cover it. The owner's e-mail is so complicated, in fact, it is so original, don't worry about opening the door. I hope it will be helpful for future stays. We stayed for three days and two nights, but unfortunately, she only gave me two toothpaste toothbrushes, only enough for a day, and finally I had to buy toothpaste myself. The carpet is not very clean, the suck is not enough, but as long as you wear slippers, there is no problem. Others, clean, wrong. recommend.

The hotel is on the hillside opposite Nagasaki Station, about a 5-minute walk. There are three rooms in total. Self-check-in requires filling in emails and other information, which is a little troublesome. The hygiene is not as clean as the hotel. There is dust on the bedside and contact lenses left by previous guests, but the bed and bathroom are still quite clean. There is a refrigerator, microwave, kitchen utensils and tableware in the room, although we didn't use them.

スリッパがない 使い捨てのスリッパが欲しかった。 トイレのスリッパは常時つけておくものだと思います。 フライパンがあるのにお湯を沸かすヤカン？ケトルがない。電気ケトルとか置いておけば良いと思います。 お風呂の洗面器必要です

Very new and clean, the bed is too soft checkin checkout time requirements are stricter

ที่พักสวยสะอาดแต่ห่างจาก สถานีพอสมควร บริเวณโดยรอบเงียบมาก กลางคืนอาจดูเปลียว มีเก็บค่าบริการเพิ่มตอนเช็คอิน น่าจะเป็นภาษี

Check in email was not sent, luckily trip customer support responded very fast. Bathroom is clean and the most comfortable bathroom i had in japan. Given the price i dont think any other hotel can match, just take note that this is an unmanned hotel

CP超高！便宜近市區！

It was quite inconvenient that the breaker fell when using heating and IH, but the others were generally good.