Reviews of Casa Blanca Guesthouse

The room is clean and cosy, free breakfast provided. The only one thing might be challenging is there is no elevator but my bed is on fourth floor 😆

The private space at your bed is really good to have, would stay here again if i came back to nagasaki

One of the best places to stay. Very chilled, quiet, nice and with amazing jam toasts in the morning. The issue for some may be that you should climb the third floor which may be a challenge with a big suitcase. Apart from that nothing serious. It is also close to Chinatown.

The pictures over promise and the guest house under delivers. It is in a good location and the staff is friendly enough, but not all sleeping areas look like the pictures. Some private areas go width wise instead of lengthwise, so they have only half the floor space for standing up. And if you have an upper bunk, then the ladder takes up 20% of that floor space. Towels are not included. For the breakfast, you make the toast yourself from bread in the refrigerator. By 8:00 a.m., people are brushing their teeth and using the hair dryer in the center of the dorm room, so you won't be able to sleep. Overall it's ok, and better than most capsule hotels. But don't let the pictures get your hopes up too high.

Best dorm design I’ve ever seen. If these were throughout Japan I’d only stay in Casablanca’s

At midnight, the woman next to my bed suddenly open my curtain, it happened twice!!! She is so rude and I’m so afraid, since there is no staff at night, I cannot ask for help immediately. This is such a bad experience for me. Other facilities are very good, bed and room are clean. I think I’m bad luck to have such a bad and crazy roommate!

It was typical hostel

I got my flight, so I made a last minute reservation. It's clean, and the women's floor is locked, so it's safe. The location is great. It's very close to Chinatown, and you can walk to other tourist spots. It's also about a 5-minute walk from the airport bus stop. There's a 7-Eleven right in front of the hotel.

It's clean and quiet. It's a dormitory, but the ceiling is high so it doesn't feel stuffy. However, there's no elevator so you have to carry your luggage. There's a ceiling air conditioner in the room, but the heating is practically non-existent, so if you go in the winter, I recommend wearing a mask while you sleep.

The living room on the first floor, which can be used for eating and relaxing, seemed a little lacking in seats compared to the number of people there, but everyone was there at different times so we were able to stay there comfortably. I had read online that indoor shoes were required (shared sandals), so I bought some shower sandals at a nearby 100 yen shop and used them.

The hostel was great! The social area makes it easy to get in touch with others and there is a kitchen for cooking. The bed is also very functional and very spacious with space for luggage, a locker and hanging/storage options. The bathroom area is very neat and clean, apart from some mold stains on the sink. Location in Chinatown and close to the harbor. I would like to give the hostel a top rating. However, the room smelled so strongly of mold that it was almost an imposition. Out of necessity, I opened the window to air it out and it kept getting closed. So I can recommend the hostel, but not an overnight stay in the women's dorm (201).

The location is great! The mattress wasn't really comfortable. On the other hand, there is space around the bed. There is also everything you need to cook.

The hostel is quite well located depending on what you plan to do and see. The staff is almost non-existent, it was customers who welcomed me and explained how the hostel works. The breakfast is basic but not very satisfactory to start the day.

It’s okay, there were some hiccups in the middle, and I’d also like to thank Ctrip