Hotels nahe Tempel Daion-ji (Nagasaki)

"Alles war sehr gut . Platzim Zimmer. "

"Die Zimmer waren sauber, die Betten ein bißchen hart, aber das weiss man ja, wenn man in Asien reist. Das Personal war super nett und hilfsbereit. Immer ansprechbar und wirklich freundlich auch wenn viel los war Das öffentliche Bad war allerdings eine Katastrophe. Das lag nicht an dem Personal sondern an den anderen Gästen. Sie waren laut und die Bäder waren mit Haaren und Seife verschmutzt. Von Entspannung keine Rede. "

"Zimmer wie überall in Japan sehr klein, aber es war alles da, was benötigt wurde. Freundlichers Personal und top Lage!!"

"The room was perfect for one night. It was a little to small though, resulting in one side of the double-bed facing a wall which made it a sporty event entering/ leaving it without bothering the person lying on the other half of the bed."

"Sehr netter Empfang, sehr gute Lage, Größe des Zimmers hat uns gefallen, einzig der W-Lan Empfang hätte etwas besser sein können"

"The hotel is centrally located, in front of the hotel there is a streetcar stop. The hotel is a bit old fashioned, rooms are rather small, all clean. Double bed 140 cm was very comfortable. "

"Neu Sauber in der Nähe der Attraktionen, Sauna kostet extra und das Frühstück ist sehr wenig Auswahl, Parken auf dem Parkplatz des Hotels ist chaotisch"

"My stay at JR Kyushu Hotel Nagasaki was the perfect beginning to a seamless vacation in Japan. The hotel is ideally located right next to the brand-new Nagasaki Station, which is not only beautiful and modern but also connected to a stylish shopping mall with a rooftop Starbucks—a great spot to unwind or take in city views. Getting from the airport was easy: the airport limousine bus drops you off right at the station, just steps from the hotel entrance. The hotel itself is efficient and welcoming, with glass elevators adding a sleek architectural touch. One of my favorite parts was the bar and restaurant next door in the Marriott, which was perfect for a relaxed drink or dinner without having to venture far. Starting my journey in a smaller, calmer city like Nagasaki was a great choice—it helped me ease into the pace of Japan without feeling overwhelmed. The JR Pass was easy to pick up here, too—the ticket office is smaller and quieter compared to the large and often crowded stations in Tokyo or Osaka. Overall, a delightful and stress-free start to my trip. Highly recommended for travelers who appreciate comfort, convenience, and a softer landing into Japan."