Stadium City Hotel Nagasaki

I used the buffet-style breakfast for a total of three days, but because no trays were provided, I had to go back and forth several times. The area where the food was placed was long and narrow, so people who picked up the food crossed each other, and in the area where I got the rice, people were clearly lined up in the opposite direction, taking the seaweed first and then the rice later, and there was no clear flow of flow, which was dissatisfying. This was because there were hardly any hall staff except for reception and tidying up, and there were no signs to guide the flow, so it was left up to the customers, and in this respect the service was worse than that of an average business hotel. The tables were also narrowly spaced from front to back, and were arranged in a long and narrow manner, so it was almost impossible to move sideways. It seemed that they were not aware of the problem, perhaps because they were turning a blind eye to the movement of customers when it was crowded, or because they didn't look like they were busy tidying up. There were only two coffee machines considering the number of customers, so patience was required. It is unfortunate that there are issues with the soft aspects, even though the facility itself is wonderful, reminiscent of the MSC Yacht Club.

A hotel attached to Nagasaki Stadium. The appeal is that you can enjoy a stadium view from the hotel front desk, guest rooms, pool, jacuzzi, and hot springs. You can stay overnight and watch the game when there is a match at the stadium, but the accommodation fee is higher. The facilities are clean, there are restaurants and a food court, and the Inasa Mountain Ropeway is within walking distance. We recommend staying at the stadium as a unique experience for sightseeing in Nagasaki.

I stayed at the much talked about Stadium City Hotel Nagasaki. I stayed for several nights, and overall it was a very satisfying hotel stay. The most impressive thing was the newness of the facility with a view of the stadium, and the pool facilities (especially the hot water jacuzzi) while watching the view were amazing! The rest area next to the hot spring was also nice. The shampoo and other amenities also smelled good, and I think female guests would be pleased with them. The female front desk staff and cleaning staff were also nice, and although people may have different opinions about elevator transfers, considering that the security measures were also taken into account, it is understandable as a high-class hotel. It is within walking distance of Nagasaki Station, and about 15 minutes by bus or tram to the downtown area. I will definitely use it again! Thank you.

The combination of the football stadium and the hotel is really great. Even if you are not a football fan, you will like the private rooms. There is also a laser light show at night, which is great.

As written in the reviews, the entrance to the hotel parking lot is hard to find! I drove around looking for it many times, parked in another parking lot and asked someone standing in another place, but it was still hard to find! Above all, they need a big sign that says "Parking lot entrance for hotel guests" to make it easier to find. When I got close, I finally found a small piece of paper, but that's not very helpful. It's a one-way street, and some cars coming from behind can speed up, so it's very dangerous to look for it, and I wasted so much time going around in circles that I really felt bad. When I called the hotel, they said it was on their website, but the photo was completely different from the current one. I hope they change the sign and the photo on their website as soon as possible. Other than that, it was clean and new, and there was a bath and a small pool, which was nice.

The amenities were great, the room was bright and facing the soccer stadium. I would like to use this hotel again. It is within walking distance of the Shinkansen station.