Setre Glover's House Nagasaki Reviews

The staff are kind and the rooms are small but very clean. There are free drinks and snacks in the lobby, and there are some board games and books to read. The breakfast in the morning was a bit salty. Highly recommended! Will choose to stay again if I come again.

It was a wonderful hotel and staff!

It was very convenient for sightseeing as it was close to Glover Garden and Oura Cathedral. The club lounge also serves alcohol (only at night), and I was very satisfied with the service of the facility. I want to repeat.

The food was delicious.

The room was clean and tidy.

Located near Glover Garden and Oura Cathedral, it is convenient for exploring the area. We came by rental car and it was easy to find our way around. The free drink lounge has a variety of drinks available, including alcohol, and is a very relaxing place where many guests were enjoying themselves at their own pace. At dinner, you can enjoy a variety of wines that go well with the food. The staff were friendly and the service was excellent, making it a good memory of Nagasaki. The room was clean and relaxing. The bathroom is in the same space as the toilet, but the bathtub is large and it felt like a hotel in Hawaii. This was my first time in Nagasaki, but I will definitely return. I will definitely use your service again. Next time, I would like to stay with a different dinner plan. Thank you for your help! Guest

This was my first time staying here. I read in a review that there were problems with the shower and drainage, but they have been resolved. It's a wonderful hotel where adults can relax and unwind with a touch of elegance and nostalgia. I'd love for adults from all over the world to come here.

Oura Cathedral and Glover Garden are just a few minutes away from the hotel, making this the perfect hotel for those who want to visit those places. Wi-Fi is only available in the lobby, which is inconvenient, but the lobby offers a variety of drinks including wine, as well as castella cakes and other snacks made by the hotel chef, making it a great place to surf the web. Dinner begins with 12 types of appetizers paired with wine (like Spanish pintxos), followed by bouillabaisse champon for the finale. This is a place for those who enjoy alcohol rather than a hearty meal. The flavors and variety of the food were very good. The bathroom has a bathtub without a washing area, which is Western-style, but I felt that this structure was inconvenient for Japanese people. The hotel is located halfway up a slope, so I recommend visiting by car or taxi.

I stayed in a twin room. It is a small and calm hotel. The drinks and snacks service in the lounge are very convenient and delicious drinks and castella. The building and facilities are generally old, so the noise from the neighboring and upper floors is quite loud, and when you pull the plug of the bathtub with hot water from the bathtub, the drain gets clogged or the bathroom gets flooded, so it is difficult to hide the oldness of the facilities. Other than the oldness of the facilities, I have no complaints about this hotel, but there is one thing that makes me not want to stay there again. I really don't know why they did that, but there is a wooden sliding door that separates the unit bath with the bathroom and toilet from the room, but it is just an acrylic panel or something like thin glass, and you can hear the sound of the bath and even the toilet clearly in the room. It's not that the sound leaks out, but that you can hear it. I think this is a fatal flaw in this hotel (I don't know if it's just this room). This is not allowed under the twin rule... I think this hotel is probably used by many couples, given its characteristics. So I don't understand the design of this room. I don't think there is anyone, whether they are a married couple or a couple, who wants to hear (or be told about) the sounds of the bath or toilet, so if all the rooms are like this, it may not be a hotel that newly dating couples should stay at.