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Island Nagasaki is an entertainment resort located about 30 minutes by car from Nagasaki city center, offering experiences you can't fully enjoy in just one day. Surrounded by the sea and mountains, it features a variety of activities such as rental cycling and SUP to immerse yourself in beautiful nature, a natural Onsen with abundant hot spring water from its own source, and an all-weather spa theme park. Additionally, indulge in fresh seafood unique to Nagasaki Prefecture, known for having the largest variety of fish species in Japan.Rooms are designed to suit various lifestyles with 15 types to choose from, including rooms where you can relax on a hammock on a spacious terrace or stay with your beloved dog.Enjoy a relaxing time filled with entertainment at Island Nagasaki.

■Renewed in April 2023■ The [Infinity Pool Area], where you can enjoy a "panoramic view" of Nagasaki's cityscape and the night view of Mount Inasa, has been renewed. Enjoy the "heated pool" comfortably, unaffected by the season or temperature. Furthermore, the [Tower Suite] has been upgraded with features such as a "newly added terrace," offering an even higher level of stay. As a "corner Room" in a "detached building," you can experience an even more private and exclusive space. Additionally, all guest Rooms offer ocean views, allowing you to take in the night view of Nagasaki, selected as one of the New World's Top Three Night Views. By eliminating unnecessary decorations and adopting a simple design, guests can feel the nature of Nagasaki and enjoy a truly luxurious moment.

Inasayama Kanko Hotel is located in a spot offering a panoramic view of Nagasaki's nightscape and provides free Wi-Fi throughout the premises. The total number of Rooms is 170, with various types of Rooms available to suit different purposes, group sizes, and Plans. Special Rooms offer a full view of Nagasaki city from windows and balconies, and at night, you can enjoy a breathtaking night view. Additionally, the Dejima Kaiseki, an arrangement of Nagasaki's local Shippoku cuisine, is our hotel's original Kaiseki dish.

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.

Perched halfway up Mt. Inasa at one of the highest locations among the Hotels on the mountain, you can enjoy Nagasaki’s “10 million dollar” night view from throughout the property. Just 5 minutes by car to the Mt. Inasa summit and about 20 minutes by bus from JR Nagasaki Station, with parking and Wi‑Fi available—an ideal location for both sightseeing and business.The large public bath features a newly renovated tatami-floor radium spring, perfect for unwinding after travel or work.For dinner, we offer kaiseki cuisine featuring local flavors as well as Nagasaki shippoku (traditional banquet) cuisine. At our summer-only rooftop beer garden, enjoy an all-you-can-drink selection of about 30 alcoholic and soft drinks along with a wide variety of dishes that let you savor generous portions of meat and seafood—while taking in the night view below.

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.

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.