The "single rooms" are all on the 11th floor, far away from traffic noise and with a fabulous view (mine was of Dejima). It is small and very efficient and I actually like being able to reach the teapot from the bed. The lighting is perfect (plenty and easy to control). The window opens. The heater is quiet. There is a big desk with a comfortable chair, and the mirror/light make it easy to apply cosmetics. In summary, if I were to design an affordable hotel in a big city, this is exactly how I would do it. The tram is out the front door (Y600 day pass can be purchased at reception). The location is next to Dejima (discount tickets available at reception), near Chinatown, near the wharf (which has a variety of restaurants with amazing views). I took the bus up to Mt. Inasa lookout from here, which was very convenient.

Great hotel nearby Nagasaki harbour, 850m by foot from Nagasaki station. Room was very comfortable, had even charging cables from USB to Lighting. Fantastic breakfast with lots of options. They even had Natto! Downside: lots of single use tableware. Wifi was excellent. Staff super friendly and helpful, they helped me change rooms as my initial one was pretty loud from the street. Or helped me how to get to a big onsen on the hill. Would go here again if in Nagasaki.

Room windows don’t seem soundproof. My first room towards the big street was so loud, I couldn’t think of sleeping. Try to get a room away from the big main street. „Belleview“ - but there is no view.

I really liked the location. It is two stops on the tram (everyone loves trams!) from the JR line. It is a short walk to the Dejima museum, the harbour for a walk, getting to the Peace Park/Museum on the tram. The shopping streets are a short walk away too. I got quite settled there for the five nights I was there and could watch the world goodbye from my window. Good shower and bathroom. They have bath salts for the bath which I have found in any other hotel in this trip. Definitely would recommend it.

I really like the location. It's in the centre of the city, close to a department store and the tram stop, and you can get the direct bus to/from the airport as well. The room was right size for one person and it has everything you need. All the amenities are at the reception area, where you can also check the map of Nagasaki and its attractions, and there are lockers too. Staff seemed very friendly and polite, it's self check-in service but they can help if you need.

The only thing I would say is the pillow was a little flat and soft for my liking.

The breakfast was very tasty, and the staff were friendly. There was also the opportunity to wash and dry clothes, and they offer free luggage storage in secure, locked boxes at the front of the reception. I liked the location, as it was close to the bus stop, a shopping center, and the port.

The equipment in the room was older, but everything was clean. One wall had a small mark from previous guests, which could be fixed with repainting during a future renovation. This was the only noticeable issue, but it wasn't a problem for me.

Location is close to the Nagasaki JR station and right in front of the Ohato streetcar station. Very convenient for getting around town. I requested to have two rooms near each other which the hotel was able to accommodate. The rooms were clean and cozy with nice deep tubs. In the lobby are free amenities such as scented bath salts and other toiletry items. We opted to get breakfast during our stay and the selections rotated each day between two menus (if I recall correctly). Good breakfast. Check in and out was easy. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Nagasaki.

While I understand that the hotel is trying to reduce the amount of food waste they produce, I do not believe the answer is all the single use plastics that each breakfast item is packed in. I think it would be better to put up signs advising guests to only take what they will eat and have those same small portions arranged in a chafing dish, steamer basket, serving container, etc. instead.

Breakfast was amazing, staff was exception (with most possessing good grasp of English), location was in the middle of the city and parking was provided at a nominal charge.

Child policy. Due to our family composition of having 3 children, we were forced to get two rooms. However, we would have been happy and would have preferred to have been in one room. The second room was not necessary since one of our two rooms had enough beds and a pull-out sofa. For children under 6, customers should be given the option to allow 1-2 children to share bed facilites if desired. Not a major issue, but something to consider for the future. Thank you.

The hotel is located in an excellent position within the city centre. It is next to a tram stop on the No.1 route so getting around was excellent. Chinatown was only a short walk away as well.

I did not like the semi automated check in and check out process... there were very friendly staff in attendance but they directed one to the self serve terminals each time! Felt like I was back in Australia serving myself at a supermarket! The room was quite small. With one side of the bed permanently up against the wall and with no ample room for two suitcases our stay felt quite claustrophobic. On top of that the air-conditioner did not pump out cold air... (only heated and vent options available!) Thus, it became quite stuffy and humid in the room. We opened the window to let in some cool air but the traffic became quite noisy.

The hotel was located in a strategic place, that allowed us to travel easily by walking or taking buses to pretty much all Nagasaki touristic places. The staff was kind and helpful, they kept our luggage before check in, and after check out too, which allowed us to explore without any worries. The design of the room was really nice. We highlight the breakfast buffet! It had many options of Japanese dishes, which were very delicious.

The bathroom smelled a bit humid (although it was perfect clean!). We solved it by opening the window and doing some ventilation in the room.

The location is very convenient: It's only a ten-minutes walk from the main station, and the streetcar stops right in front of the entrance doors. One-day passes for the streetcar can be bought at the reception, too. The room we had was comfortable, and amenities were available on the first floor. Above all, the staff were really very friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay there again!

The breakfast itself was really good, but all the dishes were pre-packed in separate containers (partly plastic, partly paper). Even if much or most of it is recyclable, the amount of trash you have per person every day is tremendous!