Hotels mit Parkplatz in Präfektur Nagasaki, Japan

Schönes Hotel, Aussicht war wunderschön, als wir vom Zug auf der Station stammen. Sehr erstaunlich, dass wir kostenlose Upgrades zu den Zimmern mit Parkaussichten, die so erstaunlich war. Wir nahmen viele schöne Bilder der Aussicht. Das Frühstück war auch sehr beeindruckend. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und erbracht einen guten Service mit Lächeln. Wir genossen unseren Aufenthalt enorm.

This hotel is located inside the Huis Ten Bosch, with easy access across the theme park via the shuttle bus, the room is spacious and with all the amenities needed. I booked this hotel via Trip.com due to their official web couldn't accept credit card issued outside of Japan (not sure if this is common for Japan hotels) overall experience with Hotel Amsterdam is great, highly recommended!

Private entrance to Huis Ten Bosch takes you almost directly to the flower fields. They provide free loaner umbrellas which was handy as it rained one day during our stay. Breakfast was decent with a variety of western and Japanese foods. It is nice that breakfast is offered for quite a while so you have flexibility when eating. They were very helpful with storing luggage early and picking it up late so we could spend our time enjoying Huis Ten Bosch without worrying. My husband had a guitar and they personally held it in a protected location as they also have automated luggae storage. Facilities were clean and maintained although not new. Front desk spoke flawless English. Overall a pleasant stay. 

I was quite disappointed with this booking made via Trip.com. I specifically booked a Deluxe Japanese Western style room with an outdoor hot bath, as the outdoor hot bath was a key reason for choosing this room. Upon check-in, I discovered that there was no outdoor hot bath, and I was informed that the room I had booked was not available. Initially, I was told that I had booked a room that did not include a hot tub. However, after checking my booking details, it was clear that the room I reserved was indeed supposed to come with an outdoor hot bath. To their credit, the hotel staff did try to assist by finding a last-minute alternative room that still had a bathtub that comes with a view. However, this replacement room had a much more limited view compared to the original room we had chosen, and it was not equivalent to what was advertised and booked. Additionally, the window in the room was quite flimsy and dirty, and with the temperature being rather cold, this further affected the comfort of the stay. Because we had a very limited itinerary, a significant amount of time was spent resolving this issue and arranging a replacement room. As a result, some of our planned activities had to be cancelled, which further impacted the overall experience. Overall, this was a rather disappointing experienc eespecially because this was the first time I had booked this type of room as a surprise for my girlfriend, who was really looking forward to the outdoor hot bath. Unfortunately, the key feature that made this booking special was missing, which significantly affected the stay. I hope that Trip.com can take note of this issue and ensure that rooms are marked as unavailable once fully booked, to prevent similar situations from happening to other guests.

This is an old hotel located a liitle up slope and few blocks away from the train station. The television in the room even has a dyscryptor on it. The decoration in the hotel is unique with old style fashion. I would say I've got a good experience of living in such historical hotel.

Sehr guter Service, schöne Lage und Umgebung. Sehr schöne Arschlöcher, und die Restaurants waren alle sehr schön.

Sie trugen mein Gepäck aufs Zimmer, was sehr hilfreich war. Das große öffentliche Bad war geräumig, die Umkleidekabine hingegen zu klein und die Tapete etwas rau. Kurz vor der Abreise wurde es im Zimmer extrem heiß, sodass man sich kaum noch aufhalten konnte. Die Lage ist recht gut.

Ich hatte mich aufgrund der guten Bewertungen und der Nähe zum JR-Bahnhof Nagasaki für das Dormy Inn entschieden. Mein Aufenthalt war allerdings etwas enttäuschend. Ich kam gegen 14 Uhr an und anstatt mich direkt einchecken und Nagasaki erkunden zu lassen, sollte ich bis 15 Uhr warten oder eine Gebühr für einen früheren Check-in zahlen. Daraufhin machte ich ein Nickerchen in der Lobby (wohin sollte ich denn sonst mit meinem ganzen Gepäck gehen?). Nach etwa 20-25 Minuten konnte ich dann endlich kostenlos einchecken. Mein Zimmer war recht klein und ich blieb zwei Nächte. Als ich zurückkam, war die Klimaanlage voll aufgeladen und der Boden unter Wasser. Anstatt das Problem zu beheben, musste ich die zweite Nacht in einem anderen Zimmer in der Nähe meines ersten Zimmers verbringen (damit ich mein Gepäck nicht umräumen musste). Als ich jedoch in mein Zimmer zurückkam, roch es muffig, war sehr warm (es war Hochsommer) und extrem feucht. Ich war von meinem Hotelaufenthalt alles andere als begeistert. Einziger Pluspunkt: die zentrale Lage.

The hotel is centrally located and is near a long shopping stretch. In the area there are a lot of good food places. The public bath is great and convenient to use, and the room is spacious enough for me to relax. Travelling from the train station to the hotel with luggage is just tedious.

A very comfortable hotel located just about 400 metres from Nagasaki Station, with a tram stop, bus stop, and a convenience store right at the doorstep. Getting around is incredibly easy, as it sits right in the heart of everything. Glover Garden, the Atomic Bomb Museum, Peace Park, and Chinatown are all just a few tram stops away. You can even walk to Mt. Inasayama in around 10 minutes, which makes visiting for the famous night view especially convenient. The room was clean and cozy. The public bath was spacious, with multiple tubs to choose from. There are also laundry and dryer machines available (three of each), though you may need to time your usage a bit. The breakfast was excellent, especially for those who enjoy Japanese-style options. It included a rotating selection of Nagasaki specialties such as champon, Goto udon, and sara udon. There were also breads, salads, and made-to-order egg dishes. However, it might feel a bit pricey if you do not prefer Japanese-style breakfasts, as they make up around 60% of the selection.