Hotel New Tanda

We occasionally use this hotel as we held our wedding there. Thank you for making it easy to get around the tourist spots.

There is a tram station nearby, but it is easier to get there by bus from Nagasaki Station. It is right next to the medical center and close to Chinatown. The building faces Dutch Hill and has a retro feel to it, which is quite charming. The front desk staff were very helpful and gave us accurate answers to our questions about places we were going to visit the next day.

This hotel has a classic, elegant, 1970s feel. The staff at check-in were very helpful throughout. The room was spotless, and housekeeping was provided daily. The room included a TV, refrigerator, hairdryer, mirrors, a kettle with two cups and instant tea, a pen and paper, and a telephone. The bathroom, with a bathtub and Japanese toilet, also included toothbrushes, skincare cotton pads, hair bands, cotton buds, and cups. There are also vending machines in the hallway. The location is excellent: it's on Dejima, near the old Dutch settlement from before the Meiji Restoration, and right next to the hill of Dutch houses. It's very well connected to public transportation. For the price, it's well worth it. We had a very pleasant stay and would definitely return.

They were very accommodating, helping us with things like parking. The building is old, so we couldn't adjust the air conditioning, but the bed was comfortable. We were in a smoking room on the third floor, and I tried to open the window a little to ventilate the room, but it didn't open at all, which I felt bad for my family. I wish there was an air purifier.

Just entered the room and unlocked the door.