Nagasaki Nisshokan

The breakfast was absolutely delicious. It primarily features Japanese home-style dishes, along with salads, yogurt, and tasty bread and coffee. The hotel is conveniently located if you have a car, but it's a bit of a walk from Nagasaki Station if you're relying on public transport. However, the views of Nagasaki from the hotel are simply breathtaking! The rooms are traditional tatami style, and they use physical keys instead of card keys. If you're driving, parking costs 500 JPY, and there's also an accommodation tax of 100 JPY per person collected at check-out. Overall, this is definitely a hotel I'd love to stay at again on my next visit to Nagasaki.

The hotel is situated on a mountain, making it a bit difficult to access. While a shuttle service is provided, it's quite infrequent. I chose the breakfast and dinner buffet package; the food was mediocre and certainly not made with premium ingredients. The hotel's interior feels dated and could use an update. On the plus side, the staff were very friendly and offered excellent service. For the men's communal bath, you have to take an elevator to the 2nd floor and then descend two flights of stairs, which isn't very convenient for elderly guests. Furthermore, the main public bath uses regular tap water, not natural hot spring water. I booked a city view room, and the Nagasaki cityscape was absolutely breathtaking. A heads-up: the shuttle bus carries the name of a sister hotel, so be mindful of that. The pick-up location is West Exit W2.