Olive Bay Hotel

This Accommodation comes highly recommended by a renowned Hotel critic. Although it is away from central Nagasaki, I think it is a Hotel well worth going out of your way to visit. The Room was of a level you normally couldn’t stay in at this price.We arrived early for check-in, and the staff recommended a walking route around the Hotel—about 40–50 minutes on foot.Since it feels quite isolated without a car, we also had dinner here. It’s an expensive set-course dinner, so my rating was slightly strict because of the price. They also offer an à la carte menu.For breakfast, I chose the Western option. It felt a little lacking that there was only one type of bread—the same round French loaf as at dinner. The Japanese breakfast might be more recommendable.I requested Shuttle Service from the port and communicated by email; their responses were fast and excellent. That alone shows this is a first-class Hotel. Because of the ferry schedule, it looked like we might arrive just before lunch service ended, but they did their best to accommodate our request (in the end we switched to an earlier ferry so it wasn’t necessary). Also, the ferry from Sasebo was not as rough as I had feared—an easy and comfortable 30 minutes.There’s too much to say here, but I’m truly grateful for all the thoughtful care shown by every member of staff.“A Hotel worth making your travel destination.” That’s what this place is.

We visited for the first time over the New Year holidays. We happened to find this Hotel and stayed as a family, and it exceeded our expectations—we truly enjoyed a wonderful trip. The building, the Room, the meals, and the hospitality were all perfect, and we promised ourselves we would return.Throughout our stay, we repeatedly felt the many thoughtful touches that made our time so comfortable. After returning home, we even ordered boxes of the Nagasaki scented tea that was in our Room. We will definitely visit again in summer as well. Thank you very much.