13 Recommended Places to Stay by Area in Nagasaki
Where to Stay in a City with an International Flair

This hotel’s appeal lies in its location, offering a sweeping view of Nagasaki, a city chosen as one of the New Top Three Night Views in the World.
Standing on a hill overlooking Nagasaki Port, it charms visitors with an open view befitting a port town by day, while at night the windows fill with lights that look like scattered jewels.
For dinner, options include Dejima Kaiseki featuring traditional Nagasaki cuisine, letting guests fully enjoy ingredients produced in Nagasaki Prefecture.

A city resort hotel overlooking beautiful Nagasaki Port.
It has three accommodation buildings, the main building, detached villas, and a new building, all standing on a hill with views over Nagasaki Port and the city.
Spread out before you are houses lining the mountainside and regular passenger boats departing from Nagasaki Port.
At night, a jewel-like curtain of city lights opens up, revealing a Nagasaki view you’ll want to keep gazing at forever.

A hotel full of international charm, incorporating Southern European Portuguese-style design.
Its exterior, with white walls, orange roofs, and a stone-paved courtyard, is especially striking and seems to symbolize Nagasaki’s history of intercultural exchange.
Inside, antique furniture and tile decorations known as azulejos create a space reminiscent of a Southern European residence.

Opened in 2019, this hotel was created against the backdrop of Nagasaki’s history as a place of cultural exchange with overseas connections since the Edo period, while carrying on the spirit of hospitality found in traditional Japanese inns.
The lobby has an atmosphere where even strangers can gather casually, with a comfortable space that feels like a living room at home.
Guest rooms range from compact 9 sq m Minimal Single rooms to Smart Twin rooms of 20 sq m or more and 34 sq m Connecting Rooms, all featuring minimal design focused on functionality and comfort.

This long-established ryokan stands around the middle of the old-fashioned Unzen Onsen town, filled with drifting steam and the scent of sulfur, and offers easy access to sights unique to Unzen, including Unzen Jigoku and Gensei-numa.
Its pride is its hot spring bath, a free-flowing sulfur spring said to be effective for neuralgia, rheumatism, beautiful skin, and diabetes.

A hot spring ryokan located inside Unzen-Amakusa National Park, which was Japan’s first national park and has long welcomed many international visitors.
Here, you can enjoy warm hospitality in a refined atmosphere.
Bath options are varied, including the main building’s open-air bath with free-flowing Unzen Onsen water, praised for its excellent detox effects, and the detached building’s panoramic open-air bath with superb views.

Approx. 1 hour 20 minutes by car from Nagasaki City, this resort hotel stands in Unzen Onsen, which was designated as Japan’s first national park, and was founded in 1935.
It was originally opened as a hotel for international guests, and its dignified appearance incorporating Swiss chalet style has made it popular.
Designed with the image of an ocean liner, the hotel was selected as one of modern Japan’s notable architectural works and was also registered as a national Tangible Cultural Property in 2003.

"Sonogi Cha Onsen Satoyama no Yuyado Tsubakinohana" is an accommodation facility in Higashisonogi Town, Higashisonogi District, Nagasaki Prefecture.
It is a hot spring ryokan located in a quiet mountain setting.
Detached guest rooms and hot spring facilities are scattered throughout the property.
The buildings are spaced apart, allowing for a quiet and relaxing stay. The hot spring uses 100% free-flowing water from the property’s own source.

Located in Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Forest Villa is a hotel inside the Huis Ten Bosch theme park.
Its cottage-style guest rooms stand around a lakeside and on islands in the lake.
Its charm lies in the private setting surrounded by lake and forest, where you can enjoy a stay that feels like living there.
Breakfast is served at the nearby Bayside Kitchen restaurant. Dishes made with local ingredients are a highlight.

A directly operated hotel of Huis Ten Bosch, the flower-and-light resort filled with wonder.
Set in a location surrounded by calm canals, its design recreates the Dutch hotel of the same name and speaks to its high level of quality.
Luxury hospitality can be found throughout, from the special experience of checking in aboard an exclusive cruiser for guests to live music concerts held 365 days a year.

"Iki Retreat Kairi Murakami by Onko Chishin" is an accommodation facility in Iki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. It is a hot spring ryokan located on Iki Island, floating off the northern coast of Kyushu in the Genkai Sea.
In the 2019 Michelin Guide, it was the only accommodation on a remote Japanese island to be selected for 5 Pavilions.
One of the inn’s charms is that all guest rooms have ocean views. From the windows, you can look out over the seascape of Yumoto Bay stretching before you.

Located in Yumoto Onsen on Iki Island, Nagasaki Prefecture, "Okuiki no Sennenyu Hirayama Ryokan" is a hot spring inn with a source said to boast a history of over 1,700 years.
Since ancient times, it has been known as a fertility hot spring and is also passed down as a famous spring associated with Empress Jingu. The reddish-brown salty spring containing iron flows directly from the source.
It is said to promote blood circulation and recovery from fatigue, and is well known for warming the body from the core.

"Private beach retreat Resort villa iki by ritomaru" is an accommodation facility in Iki City, Nagasaki Prefecture.
It is a private rental resort villa located within Iki-Tsushima Quasi-National Park on Iki Island, one of Nagasaki Prefecture’s remote islands.
This hideaway-like accommodation, surrounded by sea and forest, offers a luxurious stay.
Its biggest charm is the private beach stretching out right in front of it. Only one group can stay per day.