I love Dormy Inn. Especially the Dormy Inn Premiums. The breakfast is amazing and they source delicious local food and produce. The milk and the orange juice are especially delicious and I find the orange juice pleasant with flavour that blooms in you mouth. Not only that, definitely stop by for the late night soba snack and ice pops after a bath! Dormy Inn is one of those places where I wish they'd have in North America. It's a pretty economical option with everything that you need. Not only that, there's a 7-11 right downstairs which meant that if you can't make up your mind for dinner or if you're tired of spending money, there's always a cheap option right on your doorstep. It's centrally located, and easy to find. I do think that Apple/Google maps takes you over the Skybridge which is annoying with luggage. Don't be baited and just keep walking the sidewalk on the side of the station until you see the building. Crossing there is a lot easier.

The beds and pillows are definitely on the firmer side and the pillows kind of feel like they were filled with some sort of bean material. It's not unpleasant but definitely something that might need getting used to.

Hotel was in a good location, just a short walk away from Nagasaki Station. Check-in was efficient and the staff were helpful and friendly and provided information about the hotel services and amenities. My room was a good size - larger than average for Japan - and had plenty of space for luggage etc. The hotel had plenty of amenities including a large public bath, sauna, coin laundry, and there was a convenience store situated directly next to the hotel. Breakfast was excellent and had a nice mix of Japanese and Western dishes with a good variety and also some local Nagasaki specialities. It was easy to get around the city with the tram and bus stops located within a couple of minutes walk. Overall I enjoyed my stay here, it was a good hotel very centrally located for exploring the city.

No view from the window and subsequently my room felt very dark even though it was a bright sunny day outside. Would be good if the hotel could offer lighting that allowed you to change the tint/temperature as this might help. There was no humidifier/air purifier in the room.

The hotel is not far from the bus terminal. Also not far from Nagasaki JR station. We booked twin-beds room and the space is sufficient. It is very comfy as there's a couch to sit in front of the TV. The sound isolation is good as well. Night view is nice from the hotel and the supermarket nearby has plenty choices of beverage and snacks, or bento as lunch/dinner. When we arrived on 080425, I asked help from the front desk to confirm a restaurant reservation for me ( レストラン花月 ) because unfortunately they requested to call to confirm the reservation and we don't speak much Japanese, while I already made a reservation via email upfront in my home country. The lady in the front desk was very kind to help us to call to reconfirm the dinner reservation. She is a big life-saver for our Nagasaki travel memory, of course there are other good memories in Nagasaki but this one is standing out. As now too many tourists go to Japan, I've heard that not every hotel will help the guest to make the restaurant reservation but I'm thankful for the help from this friendly young lady in Dormy Inn. Thank you and sorry I didn't catch your name but I will remember your kindness. Also thank you to give us a high floor room. どうもありがとうございます。

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Great location. Comfortable, but compact, room. Rooftop onsen was wonderful -- not huge but just the right size. We appreciated the coin laundry, accessible in the onsen area (men's and women's separate). Breakfast was good. Nice to have a Seven-Eleven on the ground floor attached to the lobby. Car Parking was excellent, good value, and convenient. Hotel was a good value overall.

Bed pillows were terrible, too hard. They weren't even comfortable to lean against while sitting up in the bed, and the headboard was hard. Would appreciate more/different pillow options.

It was little difficult to find the hotel as there was construction going on near the JR station. Once we got our bearings, it was easier to navigate around the area. The standout was the hot spring at the hotel followed by the supper, and ice creams on offer. Breakfast was also great and there were so many small cold and hot dishes on offer. The change room areas had lockers and amenities. The room we stayed in was large enough to open large luggage. The room overall was also quite clean and tidy. Overall, really enjoyed our stay here and would come back again.

The location of the hotel is not that close to the train station and the lights in the surrounding area are not very well lit. Our room was clean although at times there was a slight musty smell from the toilet.

The service from the staff were great! We left our luggage before check in time and when we got back to perform the self check in, I was told by the staff that our luggage have been placed in our room. That was really helpful for us as we were a bit tired from travelling into Nagasaki that day and it was raining that day as we tried to walk around Nagasaki before check in time. The room we got was quite spacious with furniture placed well to make good of the room space. The free facilities were great and that was the reason I wanted to try a Dormy Inn hotel. Public bath, massage chair and midnight ramen are good. Handy that the washing machines and dryers are in the bath so I could get the clothes washed while in the bath. I like that it's not too far from JR Nagasaki station (as I was contemplating between this Dormy Inn and the one near Chinatown). Glad I didn't pick the Chinatown as it's hard to get luggage onto the tram from JR Nagasaki station to Chinatown.

Bed was a bit too hard for me.

We were able to leave our luggage overnight during our 1-night visit to the Goto Islands. Both rooms we stayed in, one on 8th (near elevator) and the other on 3rd (far from elevator), were quiet. We couldn't even hear toilets flushing in adjoining rooms. Water pressure consistently strong. Room design was excellent for 2 people, better and slightly bigger than similar rooms in other hotels we have stayed in in Japan. Cleaner than similar Japanese hotels we have stayed at. All toiletries provided; also pajamas. Fresh towels, bottled water, drip coffee packets provided daily through simple notification next to door. Though we didn't use them, the presence of clothes washers on the 11th floor was a comfort. Washers and soap apparently free while dryers had a fee. LOCATION is convenient to train station and just one short block from Airport bus stop. Interesting feature in elevator: an emergency kit in case one is trapped, including a toilet, water, and flashlight.

Not a con, but an FYI: there are no hooks for hanging clothes in shower room, but there are baskets for placing clothes.

It was a truly nice experience staying in this hotel. It was close to the station and the bus to the airport was just in front of the hotel! The onsen facilities were nice and it was amazing to relax after a long day of walking and sightseeing. The additional amenities, like a free massage chair, ice creams in the evening, and the yogurts in the morning, as well as the free serving of noodle soup, were great. The room itself was small but comfortable. There is a shower in the bathroom.

There was some problem with the plumbing in the toilet, sometimes the smell wasn't pleasant. There could be a bigger desk to make working more comfortable. A more general remark is about the no-tattoos rule in the onsen. This is a hotel welcoming international guests and it should take into account that people from other countries have tattoos and this does not mean they are mafia or something. I understand such rules in public places, but in the hotel, it should be adjusted to the kind of guest visiting the place.

We were able to leave our luggage overnight during our 1-night visit to the Goto Islands. Both rooms we stayed in, one on 8th (near elevator) and the other on 3rd (far from elevator), were quiet. We couldn't even hear toilets flushing in adjoining rooms. Room design was excellent for 2 people, better and slightly bigger than similar rooms in other hotels we have stayed in in Japan. Cleaner than similar Japanese hotels we have stayed at. All toiletries provided; also pajamas. Fresh towels, bottled water, drip coffee packets provided daily through simple notification next to door. Though we didn't use them, the presence of clothes washers on the 11th floor was a comfort. Washers and soap apparently free while dryers had a fee. LOCATION is convenient to train station and just one short block from Airport bus stop. Interesting feature in elevator: an emergency kit in case one is trapped, including a toilet, water, and flashlight.

Not a con, but an FYI: there are no hooks for hanging clothes in shower room, but there are baskets for placing clothes.

Amazing location and 10/10 facilities (the public bath was the best of any hotel I’ve stayed during this trip). Friendly staff and great breakfast selection. I truly enjoyed my stay here. Room isn’t super big but standard in Japan.

The booking system doesn’t work well, at all. This isn’t by any means fault of the staff, who are incredibly helpful. However, upon arrival, the system recorded a stay of 2 days rather than 3. After a while the mistake appeared to have been corrected, but it appeared that we didn’t book breakfast. Because I genuinely couldn’t remember if breakfast had been booked or not, I paid for breakfast, only to be given a refund later because the system now showed that breakfast was already included. Staff was super helpful with this and I’m sure they’re just as frustrated about the system showing things that aren’t true.