Very clean and cute place with kind and welcoming hosts. It's within a nice walking distance to the city, which I really loved. I stayed for 3 nights in a tatami room. The guesthouse itself was great. Just a heads-up for light sleepers—the walls are very thin. My first night was good: very peaceful and quiet. The second night had a bit of noise but was still okay. Unfortunately, the third night was rough. The guests in the next room were walking around, talking, and moving things past midnight, then woke up early around 5–6 AM, opening and closing door. I just wish all guests would be more mindful and respect the quiet hours so everyone can enjoy their stay.

The service was superb. They were considerate of how we were new to Japan. We got to share Mongolian culture with them too. Their morning tea and toast were amazing and honestly made the starts to our days quite delightful. They even came prepared with slippers for everywhere and city maps in many languages to help plan itineraries. When we came new to the city, they helped us find their place. They also were prepared for when we lost something to help return it. Above all, they were compassionate about helping us to understand and appreciate Japan, which was the greatest gift. For anyone visiting Nagasaki, would highly recommend.

Understanding the different types of slippers had their learning curve. The laundry service was unfortunately only available during the daytime, so after preparing our funds we had missed our chance.

The owners, Yukari and her husband, and the staff made the difference, They were really nice and helpful. Everything was really clean. I had the tatami room which was really spacious. There is free tea/coffee and toast with jam which is a nice addition looking at the price. There is also a laundry service for 800 yen. It is also located nicely, 5 minutes away from a tram station (line 3 and 5) and just 10 seconds away from a shinto shrine that you have to visit. To reach Kagamiya, you can get tram 5 (Hotarujaya) or a taxi (about 1400/1500 yen) from Nagasaki station. For the light sleepers, there is a road next to the hotel and the walls are thin. If you like, the owner also has 2 kimono rental shops, one recently opened on Dejima island, go check it out. Overall, I can really recommend Kagamiya, if I ever go to Nagasaki again, this will be my first choice.

Extremely friendly owners, clean room, I had plenty of space. Common restroom and showers very clean, super cozy kitchen, the owners suggested me a good jazz club for my second night and I loved it!! I walked from there to the harbor and to the main attraction points but there are also buses and tramways

If you arrive late at night and it is cold and rainy you might ask yourself why you chose a place far from the station, but it is only a few stops by tramway and when you arrive the kindness of the owners will conquer you!

The owners were really friendly and helpful. The nearby tram stop connects with the train / bus station tram stop and the property is easy to find with the detailed directions provided by the owners. The room was a good size and the shared toilet facilities were clean and sufficient for the number of guests. Also a quiet area to sit outside in the evening. I enjoyed my stay here, thanks!

Yukari-san and Kou-san are the warmest, sweetest most helpful people we have met in a nation of warm sweet people. They made our stay here so special. And we love their guesthouse. A little old and worn but so comfortable and like home. And the quiet lane that leads from the tram terminal to their place, past the Torii gate, seems to lead into a gentler, more real Japan. There is also an excellent shopping street 10 minutes away (with a great Italian restaurant.)

The tatami floor and futon are delightful! The whole property is uniquely Japanese and a wonderful experience. The room was very comfortable. The common area was clean, comfortable and well-equipped. The streetcar is a short walk away and goes all over the city.

The wi-fi didn't work for me. My phone just told me I was connected without internet.

A lovely traditional guesthouse that’s kept really well. Lovely comfortable and spacious room. Relaxing shared kitchen/living room space with hot water toaster and microwave. Free tea and coffee and toast for breakfast was much appreciated. Situated in a cute area of Nagasaki, the neighbours were really friendly. Not the most central but the tram line is very close. The best thing though was the staff, the couple who run the guesthouse are really kind and genuine people. I’m confident that they would help you in any way that they could. They guesthouse is a credit to them. Really enjoyed our stay!

As a place to sleep it's already perfect, but the best part are the owners who will go to great lengths to entertain their guests with anecdotes about Nagasaki and about their own trips. This is one of the very few places where I really felt treated like family. Ask them about their kimono rental service if that's something for you.

The staff were incredibly kind and helpful, there was a common room with free (simple) breakfast, and the room was spacious.

The hotel is close to a road, so you hear the sounds of traffic constantly throughout the entire night.