Hotels With Bar in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

The room was spacious and spotlessly clean, with decor reminiscent of established, classic 5-star hotels in China. We had lovely mountain views from the window. Its location is incredibly convenient, being extremely close to both Nagasaki JR Station and the bus terminal, with AMU Plaza right downstairs. Overall, the place was very clean, the complimentary amenities provided were excellent, and the price was also incredibly reasonable. After meticulously comparing almost all conveniently located guesthouses and hotels in Nagasaki within my budget, this was my final choice, and I'm genuinely pleased with my decision.

hotel is really huge and very nice, room is big and lots space for luggage and iranreally clean. the service from the staff is top notch as they even anticipated the service i require during the check in and key pick up. Will definitely recommend this hotel.

The view was excellent and we were able to enjoy the fireworks at the perfect time. Perhaps due to the reduction in labor costs, it was a bit confusing considering the price, but when we entered the room it was pitch black, the curtains were closed, and there was no one to guide us to dinner. The futon was supposed to be laid out beforehand, but we had to do it ourselves. We wondered where we should start eating. The bath had a great view of the night view.

I had been looking forward to staying at Huis Ten Bosch on this trip, so I chose the Amsterdam Hotel. Checking in was a bit of a hassle, as you had to enter the park and then take a shuttle bus to the hotel. The hotel's exterior resembles a classical European building, and from a distance, it felt like you were truly in the Netherlands. The lobby is spacious and high-ceilinged, with European-style decor, giving you the feeling of being transported to another country the moment you enter. The front desk staff was very friendly, and the check-in process was quick. They also provided a brief introduction to the park's activities and transportation. The room was more spacious than I expected, decorated in a European-style elegance. The window overlooked the park's canals and streets, a truly captivating sight. At night, the park, illuminated, reflected in the water, created a truly fairytale-like atmosphere. We specifically chose an exterior room so we could watch the fireworks, but ultimately we enjoyed the spectacular display downstairs with other guests. With multiple restaurants and a convenience store within the park, there was no shortage of food. Being right inside the park, the hotel was within easy reach, allowing for immediate exploration, making it much more convenient than staying outside the park. There's also a large bathhouse within the park, which also requires a shuttle bus to reach, which is a bit inconvenient. Overall, the Amsterdam Hotel felt like more than just accommodation; it was a complete part of the trip. The atmosphere, convenience, and service were all unforgettable. If I were to visit Huis Ten Bosch again, I would definitely stay there again, and I'd even recommend it to first-time visitors. Combining both entertainment and accommodation is the true essence of Huis Ten Bosch.

The experience of staying at this hotel recently was great! The hallways and rooms are quiet and you don’t have to worry about being disturbed by outside noise at all. The facilities in the room are innovative and complete, the bed is soft and comfortable, super relaxing to sleep on ~ The most amazing thing is that the hygiene is done very delicately, whether the bathroom mirror, floor, or corners are spotless, live especially peace of mind! The service staff attitude is enthusiastic and attentive, and any needs are immediately responded to. Next time I come to Nagasaki, I will definitely continue to choose this place! The only drawback is that parking has to be in a nearby parking lot, and has to pay.

The service staff is very friendly. Although it is a bit troublesome to communicate with the mother-in-law who does not speak Japanese, it is still possible to communicate through the translation software. The room is quite big compared to the urban area, the open-air bath on the roof is amazing, and the meals for one stay and two meals are very delicious. Next to the hotel is a convenience store with everything you need, you can pay by WeChat, and there are fireworks in the store.

Although the hotel is located on the mountain, there is a regular shuttle service from the hotel to Nagasaki Station and back. The hotel staff is also very friendly and helpful. I would vote for this hotel if you do not mind the inconvenience of the hotel located in the mountain.

I booked this place only for one night but it was totally worth it, and I immediately regretted my past decision of booking this place only for 1 day…  It was perfect place for calm-wellness kind of fam-trip with its spas(located in each bldgs!), delicious dinner(pre-booking is a must, i presume?) and breakfast! Inasayama(MT.Inasa) hill’s location could be the only problem but if you do not insist in downtown tour, it won’t bother you!!!!  They have pre-booking(1day ago) guest only shuttle bus but operation time is very limited!

Great in value for families who are planning to go Huis Ten Bosch park. The room is spacious and have everything you need. There’s hotel shuttle runs every 20 min to bring you to the park. If you arrive after 7pm, call the hotel reception at the luggage reception (in car park 2), they will send car to come and fetch you. Great service!

It's a shame you can't open the window to ventilate the room. The system can't cope, and you breathe stale air, alternating between being too cold and too hot. Otherwise, everything is fine, a predictable level of comfort.