Nagasaki hotels near Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

Pros: Very happy with quantity and quality.

Pros: Great central location

Pros: brand new hotel in lively part of Nagasaki. great breakfast buffet with local specialities

Pros: Location was great for restaurants.

Pros: Good location!

Pros: Awesome view in room Staff very polite and helpful Comfort and convenient location, 8-10 mins to Nagasaki station by foot

Pros: Incredibly clean and well equipped hostel close to Nagasaki station and central Nagasaki. Would definitely recommend

Pros: Only a 3min walk from Nagasaki Station. Bet friendly staff. Clean facilities, big roomy dorm and comfortable beds with privacy curtains.

Pros: nice view from the room, clean room, friendly staff, great location

Pros: Spacious hotel with excellent friendly staff in a great location.

Pros: The room is spacious and well furnished with a dining table. The view from the breakfast table on the 15th floor covers Nagasaki’s stunning cityscape. The staff at the front desk were patient and helpful.

Pros: Very well located, 10 minutes from Nagasaki Station. Great view from the 12th floor. The room was very spacious and clean, the staff kind and helpful. Loved the bathrobes!

Pros: Spacious room and walking distance from the rail station. Tram stop out the front and you could get anywhere in town. Great view from the restaurant overlooking the bay and good selection of food for breakfast.

Pros: Big room, not a pre-fab bathroom, good view. Combini in lobby

Pros: Quiet

Pros: Clean!

Pros: location is good, 10-minute walk to the train station, or 1 tram stop. not a big room, but enough for solo traveler clean, bathroom and toilet are separated, and both have fresh water for cleaning hands There are separated wet zone for bathroom and toilet, and dry zone with carpet for bedding extendable hanging rope in bathroom, suitable for hanging washed clothes

Pros: The room was Japanese size, but amazingly welcoming and comfortable. We stayed 8 nights and never felt cramped nor confined. The hooks on the walls substituted for a closet nicely, the southern exposure window during the winter solstice was wonderfully bright on the sixth floor.

Pros: Close to Youme Shopping centre and convenient transportation

Pros: Great location, rooms compact but sufficient. Good use of space

Pros: + As has been mentioned by others, it is just a short walk from the Ourakaigan-dori Tram Stop. However, it generally entails a transfer at the Shinchi Chinatown Tram Stop. So, extra time needs to be factored in if one is travelling from the JR Nagasaki Station to elsewhere in Kyushu/Japan + It is an easy walk to the Oura Church, Dutch Slope, Confucius Temple. With effective planning, that part of Nagasaki can be covered quite easily + It has a lovely, quaint atmosphere, and we generally enjoyed our stay at the hotel + We found the facilities and amenities in the room adequate. The shower curtain is effective: water did not “escape” onto the floor when we showered + The staff at the Front Desk are very helpful

Pros: It’s well located near to China town, the street car is about 7 minutes walk. Check out is at 1pm

Pros: Location and the ambiance. Lovely staff and nice room. Pity the beds were quite hard but that seems to be the way of Japanese hotels.

Pros: Slightly odd because it's a modern Japanese hotel pretending to be an old Portuguese hotel. Authentically slightly rough around the edges. Very good value, good sized comfortable room. Breakfast OK, probably very nice when the weather's good enough for sitting in the courtyard. Good location near the old European area and the cathedral. Handy for one of the tram lines. You can buy day tram passes from reception which is very convenient. I really like the fake-old lift!

Pros: What a charming a delightful place - it felt like we were walking into a grand old Portuguese home, but were were in Nagasaki! The location was perfect for us - we had walking access to Glover Garden, Chinatown, the main tram line to the Atomic Museum and Peace Garden, as well as the Gunkanjima Museum (which was FABULOUS). Although we had initially not been able to book a family room, I called them in advance of our stay, and asked if we could have one should it become vacant, and we were happy that when we arrived, they were able to accommodate us in a large family room with comfortable beds, just before the busy New Year period. The rooms have tiled floors, in the classic mediterranean style, and are furnished in a fairly basic manner, but the beds were extremely comfortable, and so were the pillows (which can often be a problem in Japan). The heating worked well, and we were able to open the window and shutters onto the very pretty cobbled street below to get fresh air. There was a generous time allowed for breakfast (again, unusual in many hotels in Japan), but if you got down just before the end of the session, then many items had been eaten. Best to aim early or for the middle of the allocated time. Breakfast was buffet style, with Western, Japanese and Chinese options. All very tasty and great variety. Definitely a great option to start the day with. The only issue we had was that if the dining room was full, we had to pile up your tray and take it to a side room, which didn't have access to food. A little awkward, but the only solution at this busy time of year. We booked (paid) parking for the 3 nights we stayed, and it all worked very well. You need to press a buzzer at the side road to the hotel to be allowed in, but there was no wait, and getting out was easy too. The staff were professional and charming, and very patient even when dealing with customers whose language they did not speak. We were very impressed with everyone on the team.

Pros: Great position with easy access to everything. Close to tram line but walking distance to most things.