3-Star Hotels in Nagasaki

Excellent response to requests. Most of the front desk staff are women, and the atmosphere is soft and friendly. The entire Nagasaki Station, adjacent commercial facilities, and access hardware are in the process of being renovated, but are in excellent condition. However, there are many points for improvement, which is disappointing. It was inconvenient to not be able to have breakfast because the hotel restaurant was being renovated. Poor cleaning... ①When I first entered the room, there was a smell. . . Dirt and body odor had seeped into the lower part of the bathroom curtain. . . Poor cleaning. The curtain lace on the window was also not cleaned. ② Even after changing the linens and cleaning the dust collector, the table and other equipment remained covered in dust. . . Runny nose. ③For some reason, one of the cleaning staff fell asleep on the sofa in the guest room while cleaning (perhaps it was a busy period?).

The hotel is located in the business district, which is very lively. Everything is available on the first floor. The sound insulation is also very good. Parking is only inconvenient. You have to park in the parking lot outside the business district. You have to go around the business district to find it. If you drive too far, you have to go around. Got it! The counter is self-service, but the lovely lady at the counter will help you chick in. I will stay here again if I have the chance.

I picked this hotel because it was right next to Nagasaki train station which made it super convenient to arrive and check-in without a hassle. The hotel is your standard Japanese style: very clean, comfortable and small. The check-in/check-out process was done via kiosk so not much customer service to rate. The price of the room was very reasonable, however, the thing I didn't like was the early checkout time at 10:00am instead of the usual 11 or noon at most other places. Other than that, this is a great hotel to stay at if you're visiting Nagasaki.

It's like looking at Tadao Ando's architecture. Amazing location. Central to attractions. Convenient transportation. Sky view from the 11th floor bathhouse. Unlimited coffee. The architect who designed this building paid attention to every detail. He took into consideration the flow of wind and the direction of light.

Hotel Belleview in Nagasaki exceeded my expectations and made my stay truly memorable. From the moment I arrived, the staff provided exceptional service, showcasing genuine warmth and attentiveness. The rooms were impeccably clean, tastefully decorated, and offered stunning views of the city, adding to the overall comfort. The hotel’s location was perfect for exploring Nagasaki’s historical and cultural sites, making it an excellent choice for both leisure and business travelers. The breakfast options were diverse and delicious, featuring both local and international dishes. I highly recommend Hotel Belleview for anyone seeking a delightful and relaxing stay in Nagasaki.

The location is very good. It takes only 4 stops by tram from Nagasaki Station. It takes less than 5 minutes to walk to the commercial street, where there are all kinds of stores. Several famous attractions are directly accessible by bus or tram, without changing buses. The hotel provides free ramen supper every night, free Yakult in the morning, and popsicles in the afternoon. It is so comfortable to buy a cup of milk with popsicles for 140 yen after soaking in the soup.

Hotel has amazing location right opposite JR Nagasaki which is a great place to base when exploring the city. Good food options and Lawson around the vicinity. Hotel itself might be dated, but amenities are more than adequate with provision of dehumidifier and toiletries Bed is comfortable as well. I can recommend the breakfast which is delicious. Will come back again if I visit the lovely city of Nagasaki again.

The location was convenient for going anywhere. I went out in the morning, rested at the hotel for a bit, and then went sightseeing again in the afternoon, so I was able to fully enjoy my solo trip. I was also surprised at how delicious the breakfast was. The salad, dim sum, sea bream chazuke, freshly baked dried fish, and castella cake were especially good. I would definitely use this hotel again when traveling to Nagasaki.

Clean, comfortable beds and located nearby Chinatown. Room was a bit small so do take note if you have big luggages. There was a small table with 2 chairs in the room which took up a bit of space. I checked in rather late and the staff manning the reception looked overworked and tired, hence he didn't come across as really welcoming and friendly. When I checked out the next morning, it was him as well but he looked better. Breakfast was quite ok with a lot of variety. A near drive to Dejima wharf. Recommended for couples or solo travelers.

The first stop in Nagasaki was this hotel on the hillside of Mt. Inasa. There is a bus directly to the door of Nagasaki Station, which is quite convenient. The hotel service is very warm, there is a large bath, and the front desk is also quite grand. The room is opened with a key, which is a bit old-fashioned. Overall, it is clean and tidy, and quite spacious. The night view on the top floor is the most not to be missed. It is really beautiful. It is worth staying here for one night.