和平公园 (长崎县) 周边 × 满意度评价高的酒店·日式旅馆

I had to change my itinerary and made a last-minute Reservation, but I had a very comfortable stay. Security was excellent: for the free laundry, you get a key from the front desk to enter, and both the washer and dryer can be locked. The women’s bath is unlocked by entering a password, which made me feel very safe. The bath is open for long hours, much more spacious than expected, and both the showers and hair dryers were ReFa—I was thrilled. The welcome drink and cold-brewed tea were also delicious. I would love to stay here again when visiting Nagasaki.

I had work scheduled in Nagasaki on Sunday and planned to arrive early in the morning, but I ended up staying the night before at short notice. (If Setre hadn’t had availability, I might not have stayed the extra night.) I also enjoyed the summer lounge treat of shaved ice, and for the first time I joined the evening “Saruku” walk as well. Since I ate a late lunch, I came back from Saruku and fully enjoyed the lounge’s late-night snack service too. I slept very well. In some regional areas it can be hard to arrange a taxi in the morning, but that wasn’t a concern in Nagasaki. I was able to take my time with breakfast and head to work with plenty of time. The Room is understandably showing its age, so I’d rate it a 4—but that sense of history is part of this Hotel’s charm, and I had no complaints at all. One note: there are no toothbrushes among the amenities here, and since I forgot mine, I went to a convenience store. It’s actually very close by. A Hotel where you can both have fun and relax. I’d love to stay here again next time I’m in Nagasaki. (The staff also told me about Setre properties in Kansai—I'd like to visit one someday.)

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.

The staff’s attitude and service, the Room cleaning, the bathroom cleanliness, the views and night scenery, and the lounge were all outstanding—I couldn’t find a single negative point. Adding breakfast was absolutely the right choice! The luxurious dishes, complimentary à la carte items, and drinks were all excellent.

I really like the location and facilities, so this was my fourth stay. Once again, I had a very comfortable time. One thing concerned me: several guests were using their smartphones in the changing room. Checking email might be understandable, but even when it was crowded, some people sat on the chairs in front of the sinks watching videos or typing on their phones. I hadn’t seen this on previous visits—has it become normal now? There was a sign saying that smartphone use is prohibited indoors, but it doesn’t seem effective. Could you please also inform guests verbally at check-in that smartphone use is not allowed?

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.

The room was spotless, the service was outstanding, the bath was very relaxing, and the breakfast was excellent—I was extremely satisfied. I was worried it might be far from JR Nagasaki Station, but it turned out to be an easy walk. There is a bus stop right in front of the hotel for buses from the airport, which was very convenient. If I had to mention one small request, I would have liked a dimming function on the bedside lamp. Thank you very much for your hospitality. I will definitely stay here again when I visit Nagasaki.

Perched halfway up Mt. Inasa with sweeping views over Nagasaki, this Hotel drew me in and I’m glad I stayed. At check-in, I was welcomed with the warm local Nagasaki phrase “Mattotta bai!” and even though it was raining, it instantly lifted my spirits. The building feels like it dates from the bubble era and is wonderfully luxurious—an extraordinary atmosphere that blends glamour with calm. From the Room, I could take in the city lights at a glance; while the bathroom fixtures are a bit dated, the space was very large and beautifully maintained. A shuttle bus runs regularly to the station, making it extremely convenient to head into town for dinner, and when going out, the staff kindly worried about whether I had an umbrella and saw me off—truly attentive service. The next morning brought bright sunshine; enjoying a wide variety of breakfast while looking out at a deep-blue sky and sea was delightful. I wanted nothing more than to go back to my Room and stay one more night… but checked out reluctantly. I usually stay at Business Hotels for work, but this reminded me that a Hotel isn’t just about having new Facility—the warmth of people matters too. It was a wonderful stay. If I have another chance to visit Nagasaki, I’d love to stay here again.

This was our first trip to Nagasaki for two nights, and it happened to coincide with our two dogs’ 3rd birthday, so we stayed at Villa Morocco. The moment we stepped inside, a wonderful, extraordinary atmosphere opened up before us. With carefully selected furnishings and appliances throughout—plus a washer and dryer, a popular high-end facial device, well-stocked amenities, cooking tools, and even lots of dog costume items—it was the first Accommodation we’ve ever stayed at that had absolutely everything so perfectly prepared. The bed was very spacious and comfortable, and combined with the quiet location, we slept soundly. There are many large shopping complexes nearby as well, which made it very convenient. Honestly, two nights just wasn’t enough (lol)! We’d love to stay again. Highly recommended!

We stayed for three nights during the Obon holiday. It was a very pleasant space, and we are grateful to the staff. If I had to mention one point, it would be the mattress. Our family uses a health roll, so we may simply be used to a firmer feel. However, at an Accommodation in Hakone in June, we slept comfortably with Airweave and Nishikawa bedding. It is conveniently located near the bus center and dining area. We would love to stay again.

The staff were very polite and pleasant. On the day of departure, I was unsure whether to put my luggage in a station coin locker or have the hotel hold it, and I hadn’t said anything, but the front desk kindly asked, “Would you like us to store your luggage after check-out?” so I left my bags with the hotel. When I returned to the hotel, I ordered the Nagasaki Café Set in the lounge. It included small portions of local specialties—castella sponge cake and milkshake—so it wasn’t too heavy and was just the right amount for me. The atmosphere was calm as well, and I could relax. The room was clean, with separate bath, sink area, and toilet, and the bed was very comfortable—I ended up sleeping past my planned time. From the window, I could see the “Kamome” Shinkansen. Since I was tired from walking around sightseeing, having a hot bath facility was a nice bonus. However, there were only four washing stations; it would be better to have at least around seven. Also, it closes early (10:00 PM), so it would be great if it were available until around 11:00 PM.

I stayed for one night while sightseeing in Nagasaki. The station was nearby, and there were many restaurants in the area, which was convenient. The Room and the entire property were clean, making my stay comfortable.

Two nights for sightseeing. The location is perfect. Bunmeido Sohonten is just nearby, and there’s a great Italian restaurant close by as well. You’re also near Youme Town. It’s a good idea to check the parking in advance—I drove past it. Breakfast was delicious too. We had a wonderful stay. Thank you very much.

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.

Close to the nearest station, and also near a shopping street and tourist attractions, so shopping was convenient. The Room was clean, and the front desk staff were kind. It was very helpful that they could store our luggage both before check-in and after check-out. Breakfast was compact but included local specialties, so we were satisfied. However, it isn’t very spacious, so during busy periods or if you want a leisurely breakfast, you may have to wait—so it’s best to be prepared to wait or line up early. We didn’t use it this time, but the 24-hour free coffee service was a nice touch. Since we stayed in summer, it would have been even better if there had been soft drinks or cold tea as well. We had a relaxing stay and would like to use it again if we have the chance.

This was my first stay, and I was satisfied with everything. I also appreciated the upgrade to a stadium-view Room, which made my stay even more enjoyable. However, even without the upgrade, the Room was spacious, the Hotel as a whole felt simple and very clean, and the hospitality and service were polished—overall, a truly wonderful Hotel. Since I don’t visit Nagasaki often, I feel I had a genuinely great time with both sightseeing and my stay. Thank you very much. Please continue to maintain this level of quality and keep being such a lovely Hotel. If I have the chance to visit Nagasaki again, I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you very much.

My husband wasn’t feeling well at check-in, and you responded promptly, which was very helpful. Everyone greeted us warmly, and the staff were very pleasant. The Hotel is close to the station, and there is also a supermarket in the same building as the Hotel, which was very convenient. We stayed with our 1-year-and-10-month-old child and had no particular issues; we were able to spend our time comfortably. Thank you very much.

We chose this place for the traditional Shippoku cuisine and the beautiful night view. The road up to the Hotel is quite steep, so getting there was a bit nerve-racking. The Room was a spacious 10-tatami Japanese-style room with two beds, and the bath, toilet, and washbasin area were all separate. And the Shippoku cuisine—there was a wide variety of appetizers, beautifully presented. In particular, the Nagasaki-style ozoni (a steamed dish) was outstanding! With sea bream, shrimp, kombu rolls, and more in a delicious broth, it was exciting to see what would come next (I forgot to take photos). The braised pork belly came with an egg that looked beautiful as well, and everything through dessert was delicious. From the bath you can also look out over the sea and all the way to Nagasaki Station. Since going out to Mt. Inasa at night would be difficult, we enjoyed the night view 충분 here. The staff worked very hard too, which made our stay comfortable.

I enjoyed the Mango and Melon Afternoon Tea as a high tea after 6:00 PM for one person. The lounge was calm and relaxing, with a wonderful view as night fell. The scones were freshly baked, and the clotted cream melted just enough to feel truly indulgent. Both the sweets and savory items were delicately presented and carefully prepared—everything was delicious. I’m really looking forward to seeing what future afternoon tea offerings will be like.

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.