Hotels near cosmos, Nagasaki

I was satisfied because I used Toyoko Inn for the first time. It is a popular business hotel in Japan and the price is cheap. The room was a bit small, but it was bigger than the Apa Hotel and there was a place to put luggage. The coin laundry is also right next to the front desk, and you can buy detergent for 30 yen. Thank you for the free breakfast and it will be served until 9 o'clock in a form like a buffet. It's mainly Japanese food, but sometimes Western food such as spaghetti and mushroom potage comes out. The room is clean, with hair dryers, slippers, shampoo, towels, soap, etc. There are dhc skin care sets, shavings, bar soap, pajamas, toothbrushes, tea and combs with serif service, and I think it was a good hotel in Cospa for one night 〜 3 nights. There was also an umbrella for rent, which was saved because it was during the rainy season. It is very convenient to walk from the station for 10 minutes. The front desk staff was very polite. Cleaning is every 4 days, but new towels and bed making are every day. It seems to be for eco. It felt like there were only salaried men and business customers than travelers like me, but it's a business hotel, and that's what it is.

The rooms are not spacious, but they are practical and good for a day. The location is good wherever you go. Most of them were sightseeing on foot. Breakfast is a bit unfortunate, but it's worth eating with the feeling of simply taking one meal. I am willing to stay again.

長崎駅へ徒歩でも行けるほどに近く、安価に宿泊できる、という点のみが評価できるホテル。いずれの設備も古く、一見すると清潔に保たれているように見えるが、ところどころで清掃の手抜きが見受けられる。ビジネスホテルに一様に見られるバスルームの狭さは言うまでもない。 入り口は階段となっており、車椅子などの身体の不自由な方、大きな荷物を持っている方は利用しづらいように感じる（地下の駐車場からのエレベーターがあるだろうが）。 海外の安いホテルであればこの程度のサービスの質だろうと思うだろうが、日本のホテルの中では質は良くない。長崎観光の拠点としては不向きで、夜遅くにチェックインし朝早くに出発するための宿泊所として利用する方がいいだろう。 It is a hotel that can only be appreciated for two things: it is close enough to Nagasaki Station to be reached on foot, and it is an inexpensive place to stay. All of the facilities are old, and although at first glance they appear to be kept clean, there are signs that cleaning has been cut corners in some places. Needless to say, the bathrooms are small, which is common among business hotels. The entrance is a staircase, which I feel it is difficult to use for people with physical disabilities such as wheelchairs or people with large luggage (although there may be an elevator from the underground parking lot). You would think that this would be the quality of service at a cheap hotel outside of Japan, but the quality is not as good as it is in Japan. It is not suitable as a base for sightseeing in Nagasaki, and would be better used as a place to check in late at night and leave early in the morning.

I was going back on a day trip, but the facilities in Nagasaki city were too substantial and stayed in a hurry. I accidentally discovered when I was looking for a hotel with hot bath facilities near the station. Search for today's accommodation price in the hotel lobby. I knew the cold and the full content of the hotel, so I decided by the amount presented by the hotel. The elevator is rare in a business hotel and 3,4 units. Security is also safe to push the card key and the accommodation floor. On the first floor, there is a convenience store (which can be entered and left by hotel key), and the hotel original snack is prepared at night, and the hot bath facilities are also complete with inner bath, open-air bath and sauna. Both can be selected because there is a shower room in the room. It is good to go with a feeling like a hiding hotel because it is located one step away from the street. It is recommended to enjoy the night view and the emotion of Nagasaki depending on the place.

It was a quiet place in front of the station, the staff were kind, and the breakfast was individually packaged because it was a corona disaster, but it was very delicious. The room was also sealed and it was warm without heating. Because it was in front of the station, I was able to shop and eat easily. The transportation was good and I was surprised at the number of buses, but it was a convenient hotel because it was not written on the signboard such as where to go, so it was difficult to find it, or it was easy to go to the sightseeing spot. There were many shops in Nagasaki Station, such as various seafood and souvenirs. It's a hotel you want to use again.

The hotel is a little old, but not run-down. Staff is respectful, nice and their English is good enough to get along. Good housekeeping with working and good fixtures in the room and bathroom. Parking is available if you need it. There is a breakfast on the top floor with an O.K. view. My wife and I would have liked to have a little more food at the breakfast. The lady who handled the buffet breakfast was nice and courteous and there were no issues.

Pension Baden Heim is run by a friendly and hospitable family who will go above and beyond to take care of you. We stayed from December 31st to January 2nd. The rooms are warm, with cozy bedding, the public shower and bathroom spacious and clean. Breakfast, served by the lady of the house, is worth the extra charge (coffee or tea, omelet, various meats and fruits with a side of breads and jams). They are knowledgeable of the city and will help you out with finding places to visit, where to eat, where to shop and how to get around. The location is also great. A short walk from Temple Town (寺町) and 15 minutes to the station, it's also very close to the popular history and culture museum, and a trolley line that can take you to Dejima, China Town or the Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum. I'd recommend a stay at Pension Baden Heim.