Ryokans in Nagasaki

Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei is located in the Nagasaki Area, a 10-minute drive from Nagasaki Peace Park. Featuring views of the beautiful Nagasaki, it offers a public bath and free parking.

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Veronika

From

Czech Republic

Hospitality, view, food, the whole experience

Boasting public baths and a sky lounge with beautiful views of Nagasaki, Inasayama Kanko Hotel is a 10-minute drive from JR Nagasaki Train Station.

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Christopher

From

Austria

View was amazing. Staff has been very helpful and friendly.

Set in Nagasaki, 1.1 km from Nagasaki Museum of History, Nisshokan Shinkan Baishokaku features accommodation with a sauna, a public bath and an open-air bath.

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K. Lee

From

Netherlands

Great hilltop location for the splendid Nagasaki night view, from both room and bath pool.

Nagasaki Nisshokan is located in the Nagasaki Area, a 10-minute drive from Nagasaki Station.

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Elena

From

Japan

The style of this hotel. The way the staff remembers your requests and cares for you. The scent of freshly cut lilies in the lobby. Beautiful spacious room bearing the atmosphere of the golden times it was built in, breathtaking views from the window, which you can open and breathe. And yes, a lifetime amount of fresh Nagasaki biscuits I consumed at a buffet-style dinner. And a big steamy traditional bath at the 3rd floor. And the cozy shuttle-bus to the station down the hill. Highly recommend this hotel.

Situated 400 metres from Nagasaki Museum of History, 3.3 km from Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum and 3.9 km from Peace Park, 和みの宿　おりがみ features accommodation located in Nagasaki.

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Olalla

From

Germany

I stayed at a traditional Japanese room and I fell in love with it. Super beautiful and cozy, and really, really loved it! Also, the manager was a super sweet man who made sure I was feeling comfortable. Every morning you get fresh towels, yukata and toiletries together with a coffee sachet from their cafe (Origami Cafe & Whiskey bar) When I booked I feared the location would be too far from downtown but not at all, Nagasaki is super easy to walk around and everything is close by either by foot or by well-connected public transport. He leaves coffee (from I loved my stay here and I would absolutely return here.