Cheap Hotels in Nagasaki Prefecture

"Great location right next to the Amu Plaza and JR Nagasaki Station with lots of dining options and shopping. Walking distance to the Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum, St. Philip and Nakamachi Churches. Public buses and electric trams for transportation were out in front, but we chose to drive our rental car for sightseeing. Recommend studying the map and directions on the hotel's website to get to their parking garage entrance as it may be a bit confusing and challenging at first. "

"A very nice hotel which includes onsen located a few minutes walk from the train station. Less then 5 min walk to Huis Ten Bosch but does not include entry ticket to the theme Park. We booked the family room for 3 in week 2 in Oct and we were assigned to two connecting rooms with two super single bed each. We stayed for a night to enjoy the beauty of Huis Ten Bosch and have our lovely dinner in with pizza and pasta the theme park. Highly recommend. "

"This Dormy Inn had the best public onsen of any Dormy Inn I have used in Japan. The outdoor baths were amazing. Inside, the room was spacious and modern. I had an amazing time in this hotel just a few minutes walk from Nagasaki Station. "

"Love staying here—thank you!"

"there are some stains on the carpet in the room, and seem air flow is not that good. But the facility of the hotel is good."

"Great value for the money. Big room. Big bathroom. But limited dining options nearby. "

"I chose to stay here due to its convenient location in Nagasaki. No onsite parking available, but there is ample paid parking nearby. Check-in procedures were emailed to me to accommodate late arrival. I was able to make my way directly to my sleeping area with the package left for me and turn in my registration card in the morning at check-out. The rooms are set up as dormitory style with each bed space in its private area behind a curtain. You can hear the other residents in your dorm area,...

"Good arrangement for the check-in. Though there is no lift/elevator, you need to bring up your language by stairs. "