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We offer a special experience with the concept of "365 days, Japan's first soccer stadium view Hotel, providing exceptional excitement and relaxation." Additionally, enjoy your stay for tourism or business with shopping, gourmet dining, and activities at our extensive Facility. Relax both mind and body in our indoor pool overlooking the magnificent view of the soccer stadium, sauna, jet bath, and natural Onsen sourced from 1,500 meters underground. We offer a variety of restaurants including an innovative French restaurant that maximizes the flavors of carefully selected ingredients, an authentic Italian restaurant, and a live restaurant for special moments. Furthermore, we provide luxurious experiences such as an exclusive club lounge available only to guests staying on the 13th-floor suite level.
【Wake Up to a New Experience at MEZAME HOSTEL】 MEZAME HOSTEL is a hostel located in Mezame-machi, Nagasaki City, primarily offering dormitory-style accommodations. It is ideal for both solo travelers and group trips. Mixed Dormitory Female-Only Dormitory Japanese-Style Room Twin Room The shared space is equipped with a mini kitchen and coin laundry, making it perfect for long-term stays and travelers who prefer self-catering. 【Convenient Location】 An ideal location for both sightseeing and business. Shopping mall, restaurants, convenience stores: Within a 5-minute walk NAGASAKI STADIUM CITY (opening in 2024): 10-minute walk [Access to Major Transportation] JR Urakami Station: 3-minute walk Morimachi/Urakami Ekimae Tram Stop: 2-minute walk Urakami Ekimae Bus Stop: 2-minute walk Airport Limousine Bus Stop: 5-minute walk 【Excellent Access to Tourist Attractions】 You can visit peace-related sites within walking distance: One-Legged Torii Gate: 7-minute walk Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum: 13-minute walk Urakami Cathedral, Peace Park: 23-minute walk Major tourist spots are also easily accessible by tram: Shinchi Chinatown, Oura Cathedral, Glover Garden: About 20 minutes by tram 【Important Notes】 There is no parking or bicycle parking available. Dormitory accommodations are not recommended for light sleepers. This Facility is not a Hotel. If you are seeking high levels of hospitality in terms of amenities and services, we kindly ask you to refrain from booking. MEZAME HOSTEL offers a simple and comfortable space to make your stay in Nagasaki even more special.
Grand Bath & Sauna Now Open! Prime location right in front of Stadium City South Station! Enjoy a high-quality stay at our Hotel, featuring a buffet breakfast with stunning views of Nagasaki from the top-floor restaurant.
"Esperia Hotel Nagasaki" is a functional and relaxing Hotel that combines high-quality and stylish Facilities with a warm and subtle personal touch. On the top floors, 13F and 14F, we offer an upgraded Grand Floor experience. At our carefully curated restaurant "Cafe Tsuru," we provide a well-balanced breakfast essential for starting your day. In the guest rooms, the bathroom, toilet, and washbasin are all separate, allowing you to relax as if you were at home. Additionally, for guests arriving by car, we have a contracted parking lot available 24 hours a day, located just a 2-minute walk from the Hotel.
A new relaxing Hotel has opened near Nagasaki Station, the only place where you can enjoy natural Onsen! The separate male and female natural Onsen on the top 11th floor is available throughout the night. The convenient location, just about a 5-minute walk from Nagasaki Station, is also appealing!
Every corner of the property offers a front-row seat to the “$10 million night view.” From the open-air bath with sweeping vistas to the guest rooms and premium lounge, savor jewel-like scenery and Nagasaki’s finest flavors to your heart’s content.
With excellent access right next to Nagasaki Station, our location is perfect for business and sightseeing. We welcome you with a comfortable space and high-quality service to ensure a relaxing start and end to your stay.
At a Property located on a hill overlooking Nagasaki Port, you can enjoy the beautiful night view of Nagasaki. The spacious guest rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, a bath, and a toilet with a bidet, offering the best views of the night scenery. Additionally, the buffet featuring 50 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes allows you to savor seasonal ingredients and specialty dishes of Nagasaki. The front lobby is adorned with comfortable sofas and chairs, as well as a large stained glass window, complemented by vibrant flowers and trees representing Nagasaki. Furthermore, a full-scale large public bath is available for you to relax and unwind.
Nagasaki, a city rich in history and stories. For over 400 years since its port opened, this harbor town has witnessed countless dramas and emotions come and go. Stroll along the slopes to feel the romantic atmosphere, or gaze at the sea while enjoying its exotic charm. Unique Nagasaki culture thrives throughout the city.
The modern luxury "Luke Plaza Hotel" offers high-quality relaxation with a view from "Mount Inasa," one of Japan's three major nightscapes. Spacious 37m² rooms are equipped with premium amenities. The view from Mount Inasa is breathtaking.
Adjacent to the starting station of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, "Nagasaki Station," Nagasaki Marriott Hotel features an exterior inspired by a "passenger ship," reflecting the historic port town of Nagasaki. The interior design and artwork incorporate elements of Nagasaki's unique geography, nature, streetscapes, and the essence of foreign cultures rooted in its local traditions. The hotel offers 179 guest rooms and 28 suites, all with spacious layouts of over 36 square meters. Seventy percent of the rooms are equipped with balconies, allowing guests to enjoy the cityscape of Nagasaki and one of the world's new top three night views while feeling the breeze of Nagasaki. Additionally, the three restaurants at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel provide an exceptional "dining experience," showcasing the rich blessings of the mountains and seas of Nagasaki and West Kyushu, and bringing together the essence of Nagasaki's culinary culture.
Located in Shinchi Chinatown, one of Japan’s three major Chinatowns, within walking distance of major tourist attractions, historic sites, and government offices.
Nagasaki is a port city where Japanese and international cultures have intersected, nurturing a distinctive sense of beauty. Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street is located in Minamiyamate, an area known for its refined, exotic streetscapes that symbolize the city.The main building is a traditional brick structure over 127 years old, once used as a convent and designated as a historic property. Preserving its heritage value, it continues to weave its story into the future as a luxury lifestyle Hotel where you can connect with history simply by staying.Throughout the Hotel and guestrooms, the design reflects the aesthetics of Nagasaki’s Wa–Ka–Ran culture—Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch influences. Original arched windows from around 127 years ago harmonize with art inspired by Nagasaki, turning your stay into an experience that feels like traveling through a story. At Restaurant Cathedréclat, set within what was once a chapel space, enjoy creative cuisine centered on local ingredients in a truly one-of-a-kind setting.History, architecture, and cuisine—come together in perfect harmony. Journey through time and enjoy a stay where every moment shines.
Hotel Forza Nagasaki is located on the 4th to 11th floors of the commercial Facility "Hamacross 411" in the central area of Nagasaki City, Hamamachi. Megane Bridge and Shinchi Chinatown are within walking distance, and from the tram stop "Kankodori" right in front of the Hotel, you have excellent access to many popular tourist spots such as Dejima, Glover Garden, Oura Church, and Urakami Cathedral, all rich in history! Twin rooms with separate bath and toilet are especially popular among families with small children. Please consider staying at Hotel Forza Nagasaki, convenient for both business and sightseeing. *As the Hotel is located within an arcade, we will guide you to nearby affiliated paid parking lots if you are arriving by car.
Opened in February 2024. Renovated into a new shared sauna for guests starting March 1, 2026. Just a 3-minute walk to Glover Garden, and within walking distance of the Gunkanjima cruise terminal and Chinatown—an outstanding location as a sightseeing base. Rooms start from 27㎡ and are stylish and airy. Many Rooms come with a kitchen and washing machine, offering a “live-like-a-local” stay where groups or families of 4–6 can relax in comfort. The sauna features self-service löyly for an authentic Finnish-style experience that heats you through. Cold bath: 15°C, depth: 90 cm, plus an outdoor air-bathing terrace. Swimwear is required, so families and groups can enjoy it together. On the first floor, you’ll also find “JUNE COFFEE,” a popular local Nagasaki café known for its constant lines. Enjoy bread and sweets made with local ingredients, along with house-roasted coffee crafted by an owner who honed their skills in London and Paris.
Hotel Nagasaki offers a stay with breathtaking views of Nagasaki.From the moment you check in, you can enjoy stunning scenery throughout your stay.By day, take in panoramic views of the city—spot even World Heritage sites among the streetscape.You can also see the beautiful harbor, Megami Bridge, and large cruise ships arriving and docked.At night, the city transforms into a view selected as one of the New Three Great Night Views of the World.This is a night view you can enjoy only from this hilltop location.(Full renovation of all rooms completed in 2026)
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