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The location and facilities were excellent, and the large public bath was especially great. If I have the chance to stay somewhere else, I’ll look for Dormy Inn again.

I had a wonderful stay. I accidentally arrived at Glover Garden, so I called the Hotel and they kindly helped me. When I entered, they greeted me very politely: “Were you the one who called earlier? We’ve been waiting for you—you arrived sooner than we expected.” After that, every staff member continued to treat me with warm hospitality. That alone made me feel glad I chose this Hotel. In the lobby there are two counters—one open until 10:30 p.m. and another available all day—where you can enjoy as many drinks and snacks as you like. Since I arrived late, I do regret not getting there earlier so I could have tried more from the limited-time counter. The braised pork and chocolate were delicious; there was plenty of braised pork left, so if I hadn’t eaten too much at my dinner gathering, I could have finished it all… maybe next time. Still, the all-day counter was more than enough to enjoy. The lounge also has a great selection of books, so I stayed up a bit reading while enjoying tea and sweets from the all-day counter. It was such a relaxing time. Breakfast in a steamer basket was comforting and delicious as well—the yuzu miso was especially amazing. They also had loquat and mandarin drinks. I expected them to be sweet, but they tasted properly like tea with just a subtle hint of flavor. Personally (with my sweet tooth), the mandarin juice added to the all-day counter in the morning was particularly tasty. There is no Onsen (as expected), and while this is clear if you check in advance, toothbrushes are not provided for sustainability reasons. However, there’s a convenience store about 50 meters away from the Hotel, so it wasn’t inconvenient at all. I’ll definitely come again! Thank you very much for such a wonderful time.

Although it is a bit far from the nearest public transportation, the location is quiet and within walking distance of Glover Garden and Oura Cathedral. It seems to have opened fairly recently, but the Hotel staff’s hospitality was outstanding. We had both breakfast and dinner, and the creative, innovative menus skillfully blended Western and Japanese flavors with excellent quality. The restaurant also appears to be available even if you are not staying overnight, so it’s a great option to consider for your stay or dining in Nagasaki.

It was my first stay, and the room was clean and the rates were reasonable. The location was also great. I will stay again next time.

Located near the sea in a historic area including Oranda-zaka, the location was excellent. From the Room window, a solemn white statue of the Virgin Mary could be seen standing quietly, and perhaps because Nagasaki is such a special place, I felt relaxed, healed, and somehow cleansed. Dinner and breakfast at the restaurant on the same grounds were delicious, and for a trip with female friends, this Monterey Hotel—with its lovely interior—was truly satisfying.

I thought the location next to Glover Slope was ideal for sightseeing. It was a bit disappointing that the view overlooked the parking lot, but overall it was a good Hotel.

It was a stylish, modern Hotel with no unnecessary frills. It’s within walking distance of Oura Cathedral and Glover Garden, and although I expected it to be up on a hill, it was actually in a regular location. The entrance is a café, so I wondered, “Is this really the Hotel?”—but as you go further in, there’s a small check-in counter. On the right side of the entrance there are lockers, and they were able to store even fairly large luggage before check-in, which let us head out sightseeing hands-free. When we first entered the Room, there was a slight smell that bothered me; I thought it would have been nicer with a light, refreshing scent like citrus. After a while, though, I stopped noticing it. Inside the Room was great: our whole family loved it—an elegant sofa, a large TV, beds that were just the right size, and BAKUNE pajamas as sleepwear. There was enough space for everyone to relax together; after coming back from dinner we took our time enjoying dessert. The bath was also excellent—a jacuzzi in a comfortable space with a pleasant breeze coming in. My wife especially appreciated having both a washing machine and two toilets. One thing to note is that there aren’t many places nearby for dinner—you’ll need to go a bit farther out for meals. The price was on the higher side for the season, but overall we were very satisfied with our stay.

This was my first time staying here. There is a Shin-Chinatown nearby, as well as convenience stores and izakayas, so No Meals Included is not a problem. The air conditioning is commercial-grade and works well, making the stay comfortable. The bath and toilet are also clean Facilities. However, there were some hairs left behind and some dark stains on the tatami mats, but it was within an acceptable range. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed here on my first trip to Nagasaki. What I liked A guest room with beds where you take off your shoes before stepping up A mirror that makes it easy to do makeup, which is great for women The bathroom and toilet are separate, so I could relax The amenities were excellent What I didn’t like It felt like the air conditioning didn’t work very well I’m posting this because the good points were just that good! I hope this helps. It was a wonderful Hotel, and I’d love to stay again.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay during the Lantern Festival. Since accommodation prices are high during this season, staying at a guesthouse was a very cost-effective option. The Property is conveniently located near Shinchi Chinatown, and the unmanned check-in system made late arrivals hassle-free. The Facility was clean and comfortable to stay in. Although the bath was a shower room, it was very helpful to warm up my body after getting wet during the rainy Gunkanjima tour. There were many young people, and I couldn't tell if they were friends or had become acquainted at the Property, but they were chatting about how "the rice flour bread is delicious" while eating bread from the fridge. I bought soup and other items from the convenience store in front of the Property and enjoyed the bread as well. There were also many international guests, and some spoke to me in broken Japanese, making the living room a place for interaction. I felt it had a clean and warm atmosphere. Although I had used guesthouses before, this was my first time in a shared Room, and I was worried about noise issues. However, everyone seemed to be considerate and quiet, so I was able to sleep soundly. That said, around 4 a.m., loud music played for a few seconds from the bed below, and I couldn't sleep after that. It made me feel like crying, and the trip became physically challenging for me. This is purely a matter of luck, and shared Rooms may or may not suit different people. I realized that shared Rooms are not for me.