Coruscant Hotel Nagasaki Station 2

It was easy to get here smoothly from the station, and I chose this place because it has a washing machine. Having detergent and hangers was also very helpful. The bathroom had a separate toilet and a washing area, and I felt safe with the security measures. I didn’t cook, but it would have been nice to have kitchen towels. I’d like to stay again when I visit Nagasaki.

Check-in is handled at a separate location diagonally across the street, and luggage storage is also available. It’s just after you turn left at Nagasaki Bunmeido Sohonten (Nagasaki Station Front), which makes a good landmark for taxis. Nearby, next to a tobacco shop, there is a café called “365,” run by an elderly man. Their ¥600 breakfast isn’t just inexpensive—it comes with salad, egg, ham, and a drink. Some customers were also getting takeout. If you only need a place to sleep, it’s recommended considering the convenient location and low price.