As long as you know this is a guesthouse and what that entails, you will love your stay here. It is in a remote location, so a car is most likely needed, but free parking is provided. The hosts are very nice and were in constant contact with us on our date of arrival. There is only one (shared) shower, but we had no issues using it at our leisure. The views of the water are spectacular and we went to sleep to the sounds of the waves and woke up to the sunrise across the sea. There is even a projector theater room we took advantage of when we arrived.

The parking lot is not super close to the entrance, so you may have to walk a little ways with your bags. We got lucky and used a space right next to the entrance temporarily, but that may not always be available. While I'm not generally a fan of shared shower rooms, we did not have to wait or challenge anyone for its use so it worked out for us. The location is quite remote, so ensure you have a car!

This place had a hostel vibe and we initially wondered if we would like it, but it ended up being very mellow and met our needs. It has a nice shared kitchen and eating area and we took advantage by preparing some simple meals there. The road between this hostel and Nagasaki is quite narrow and winding, so beware of that. We were fine driving in daylight, but a stormy night could be challenging. We had a large tatami room with view of the sea and private toilet and sink (cold water only.) The shared shower was private and nice. There's a wonderful French bakery nearby and a beautiful temple and grounds close by.

As I said the place is hostel like and maybe as old folks we felt like maybe we were beyond that, but it turned out fine.

The view was phenomenal and if the weather allows it you’d see the perfect sunrise. We had a toilet in our room and the showers were in the hallway, which was not a hassle at all. The futon was very comfortable and the kitchen downstairs had everything you’d need for cooking. The biles are free to take!

Unfortunately the sink area in the room was not clean, had to give the shelves there a wipe (dusty and hairy)

Beautiful property with traditional futon beds, and the most incredible view! Our room was simple, but did exactly what we needed and was great to experience the traditional Japanese Tatami design. The staff were really friendly and the kitchen is well equipped with free refreshments/coffee machine. The town itself is a seaside town just outside of Nagasaki, the town was very quiet and quaint, but has some seafood restaurants, a Lawson, and a supermarket. Getting to Nagasaki is also very easy, there are frequent buses running from the local bus stop.

Location is perfect if a more remote, peaceful area is what you’re looking for, however not if you’re looking to be in Nagasaki city. The staff are really friendly, but weren’t often there for assistance in the daytime.

The view was amazing! I like the space, I really like tatami, and that extra mattress. The host was really kind. The kitchen is also nice, with a real coffee machine. And you can take bikes for free! The commute to the center of Nagasaki wasn't annoying at all, there's even a bus, which comes all the way from the famous view platform on mount Inasa to Mogu city!

The owner may post a bit more/recent photos from the space/rooms. I was a bit surprised by the cat pictures, but I liked cats, so it wasn't so unpleasant :)

I really enjoyed my time here! The views are so much more beautiful in person especially during sunset and sunrise. The room was very spacious for me as a solo traveler and it had a private toilet as well. The facility is very clean and they had free bikes to use during the stay which I really loved. The staff was friendly too. Very easy to get here from Nagasaki station. Definitely a highlight of my trip and I will for sure be returning next time!

We had a huge comfortable room. We stayed in the second building and used the common kitchen to prepay a meal from items purchased at the well stocked supermarket that is about 1Km away. Check in was easy. The shower room had a number of separate cubicles and it was excellent. It wasn’t busy the night we stayed there. We were very satisfied with our stay.

Burabura guest house was a very nice experience! The view was of course exceptional! And even though it is a bit of a bus drive away from Nagasaki, the town Mogi it is in is so charming, and we really loved getting to go back there at the end of the day, and also explore it during the day. The staff was so nice and the house itself is just so cool as well. Would definetly recommend staying there!

Everything was so perfect! we came in winter in March so I don’t know for the other seasons, we stayed in the buidling next door to the one on the pictures but it was still so pretty! the receptionist was very sweet and the room had everything we needed. We will come back for sure, this was a dream (plus they let you borrow amazing bikes for free, the village is wonderful)

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The view was amazing . We could see the whole view of the sea and sunrise from our room . Staff was friendly and helpful . kitchen was well stocked and functional. There is a French bakery Aulong nearby which sells wonderful breads! Fishing port in the morning was very peaceful and pleasant to stroll around . Overall a place that we would like to return to .