Hot Springs Hotels in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

The hotel was within walking distance from the train station and to the Theme Park. For breakfast, if you do not want to take the buffet breakfast at JY3,600, you can get simple breakfast from the Family Mart located on the ground level. Lawson is close by, near the exit of the Theme Park. The bus stop is also close by, at the exit of Family Mart.

Unexpectedly, I was the first Ctrip customer to stay in this hotel. This hotel has refreshed my record of value-for-money hotels in Japan. Especially suitable for traveling with the elderly and children. Location: It is a little away from Hirado Center and mainstream attractions Hirado City, etc. It is within walking distance of Zheng Chenggong Park and beach baths, including Zheng Chenggong Temple and Memorial Hall. Fortunately, there is a bus at the hotel, which can be picked up and dropped off. It is recommended to take the tram to Hirado Station and then the hotel will pick you up. Hardware: Room facilities are old but the view is superb, directly facing the sea. In addition to the hot spring playground, there are free golf karaoke table tennis, etc., a great experience, I usually go to such a hot spring hotel for a fee (such as the Hirado Kaiyou Hotel I went to the next day), Then there is foot soup outdoors. Food: Fresh and rich produce, there are grilled fish and barbecue in the morning and evening, but I don’t like it very much. The dinner is a buffet. I ordered a Taobao package with crabs. The crabs are not too fresh, and everything else is done after eating. Nothing to eat. It is recommended that you buy an ordinary dinner, otherwise the stomach will be too fast to draw. Breakfast is fresh and great! Service: This is not to say, the occupancy rate is not high. The waiter took the initiative to help me upgrade, and I must praise the driver of the hotel, introduce me to the interesting attractions of Hirado, delicious things, and let the rest of the staff and I played as a companion and knew that I was going to another Kaiyou hotel the next day and was not in his pick-up area and offered to take me to the hotel (of course there are no other guests) and introduced the advantages of others. It turned out that he had worked in that hotel before, but after I really went to this hotel, both the facilities and services were a lot worse, the prices were about the same, and I regretted it. Hey, there is no harm without comparison. So don't disdain this hotel for its partial location. I recommend choosing this hotel when the price is similar to other hotels.

Stayed two nights in Hilton Nagasaki. Nice layout, comfortable sheets, awesome hot showers and good amenities offered. Hotel room is well soundproofed. Will be happy to rebook the hotel when visiting Nagasaki in the future. For first time visitors, recommend to access second storey directly via the overhead bridge from Nagasaki station for greater convenience.

Almost the only hotel located in Matsuura Harbor, the center of Iki Island. I like the friendly service of the room, facilities and hotel staff. There is a large mart around, which is convenient for eating and shopping. I would like to stay again next time I travel to Iki Island.

The environment is so good, the sulfur hot springs here♨️are definitely real hot springs♨️! The hotel is located in Unzen City, which is a resort for Kyushu people. The Unzen Hell Scenic Area is right next to the main road. It is very large and feels more shocking than the Hell Valley in Hakone. The hotel's breakfast and dinner are gorgeous, but to be honest, the meat is a bit thin. The open-air bath and large bath are both good, especially the open-air bath facing the forest landscape and open for a long time. The best thing is the service. Although some service staff don't speak English very well, they are very enthusiastic. Knowing that we didn't drive by ourselves, they sent us to another city a hundred kilometers away in a commercial vehicle. In fact, the transportation of the hotel itself is also very convenient. If you come from Shimabara, you can arrive directly at the hotel door. If you come from Isahaya or Nagasaki, the bus will go to the city center and you need to transfer or walk to the hotel in about 15 minutes. The only drawback is that the room does not have a bathroom, which is more like a traditional Japanese hotel.

Excellent hotel. Modern hotel with large room size for a Japanese hotel. Bathroom and toilet are separate too. Public Spa was excellent. Only complaint I have is the lack of hooks to hang clothing in the bathroom.

A very good hot spring hotel. We chose the one-stay, two-dinner package. The price is relatively beautiful. The mountain view + lake view are very beautiful. Ms. Miyoshi Mao who checked in was very patient and explained the relevant matters to us. The person who led us to the room, made the bed, and checked out was another young lady with bangs who was a little fat. Her service attitude was very good and she was also patient! I like her very much, but it's a pity that she doesn't have another name brand. I don't know her name. Hygiene: Very good, very clean. The sheets were brand new when the bed was made, and the towels and bathrobes were very clean. Environment: So beautiful! The transportation is convenient and it is not big. It is very comfortable to walk around. There is an express bus that goes directly to Nagasaki City in one and a half hours, which is very convenient. The room itself was quite large, very standard Japanese style room. In addition to shared bathrooms, rooms also have their own bathrooms and bathtubs. The toiletries are from Pola, which is very good. Facilities: complete. The toiletries provided in public bathrooms are of good quality and variety. There are indoor hot springs and outdoor hot spring sauna rooms, and towels and ice water are provided. The only drawback is that the shoe cabinet on the ladies' side is not very useful. I almost couldn't get my slippers out hahaha. Then I also hope that there will be a staff member on duty there to solve guests' emergencies. The service was excellent. A shuttle bus was provided to take us to the main road, saving energy and time. There is a small shop inside the store selling souvenirs at affordable prices. I bought some and liked them very much. The open-air hot springs and the scenery in the room are so beautiful. Unzen is a town that I will go to for vacation again. Let’s talk about the food. Breakfast and dinner are both exquisite and are the legendary kaiseki cuisine. The guy who served the food was gentle and patient, very nice~

The room is very general. The only thing worth evaluating is that it is big enough, but it is quite old and not very pleasant. The environment where the hotel is located is absolutely five stars. Outside the window is a green and clear bay, overlooking Pinghu Tianshou Pavilion and Iron Bridge.

The hotel is very big and has 3 elevators. It took me 2 days to get familiar with it. The hot springs on the rooftop are indoors and outdoors. The buffet dinner has a small hot pot, which tastes good. The hotel is close to the main attractions and is convenient for buses.

The most surprising discovery of this trip to Japan was the half-water raft of the hotel! From the moment you step into the courtyard, the simple Japanese-style architecture is interesting with the flowing water, as if you have entered an ink painting. The room layout is full of Zen, the tatami is clean and soft, and the dry landscape courtyard outside the window is quiet and elegant, making people instantly relieve the fatigue of the journey. The service is impeccable, the staff is kind and professional, and the Japanese hospitality is conveyed with intimate details. Kaiseki cuisine for dinner is artistic, and each dish is carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients, with a full sense of color and fragrance, and the dining process is full of rituals. The freshly ground matcha for breakfast with exquisite refreshments awakens the taste buds. The location of the pavilion is also very good, the surrounding attractions are within walking distance and convenient for travel. At night, I fell asleep with insects and woke up in the early morning in the bird's eye view. This slow life is unforgettable. Highly recommended to friends who want to experience Japanese style in depth, the half-water raft will definitely become the warmest memory of your trip!