JR Kyushu Hotel Nagasaki

Located next to the electric tram (150 yen = $1.04 per ride), adjacent to the Nagasaki bus and train station, and a huge mall with many restaurant options, JR is very convenient. Lots of hot water, a short/deep bath with shower, and efficient housekeeping which you can opt out of, as needed. There is a 24-hour "7-11" shop for early coffee and late snacks nearby. Also Starbucks! The staff was attentive. The bus from the airport drops you nearby.

Can’t beat the location. Level 5 of the building has numerous restaurants. Next to the train station, trams outside the building and the bus station, if you need to go to the airport is under the Mitsubishi building across the road. The trams can get you to a lot of tourist sites. Room was typical of Japanese city hotels, small, but had everything you needed. Breakfast was good (at a restaurant on the 5th floor) and the staff wonderful. Reception is on the second floor, at the top of the escalator located under the big white canopy in front of the building.

The hotel location was excellent for us as we had just arrived by train from Hiroshima. The hotel was a 5 minute walk from the station. Buses and trams stop right out the front, and the airport bus is just across the road. The hotel is on top of a shopping and food court. The room was large, comfortable, and clean. The breakfast at 2000 yen was the best value breakfast on our entire trip.

My teenage daughter and I stayed here for 3 nights. The Hotel is located right on the Nagasaki Station, close to shops and restaurants. The lobby of the Hotel is located on the 2nd Floor of the AMU Plaza Nagasaki Main. The central location of the Hotel made going around Nagasaki very easy (including to and from the Airport). The toiletries and amenities are available at the Lobby. The staff were very helpful too. All in all, it was a pleasant stay and I highly recommend this place.

This hotel was conveniently located next to the train station, just a short walk outside and accessed via an escalator. In addition, it was surrounded by convenient food stores of all types from which to buy breakfast, if you would prefer to venture out, rather than eat at the hotel. Great little izakaya and yakitori restaurants were also a short walk away. Not only were eating establishments easily accessible, but also the numerous sights of Nagasaki. Having laundry facilities and a microwave were added home comforts that were appreciated.