Located on the northwestern coast of the island of Kyushu, Nagasaki is famous for its crystal clear waters of the harbor, ease of access to the National Park and, of course, its unique role in World War Two. There is a plethora of natural and historical sites to visit in the area. We know that some of our readers won’t have cars and so we scoured high and low for you to find the best ryokans in Nagasaki, Japan. We were looking for ones that are the best in terms of quality but also ease of access. There is so much to explore on this special island we want you to see as much as possible. So read on to discover our selection of the best ryokan in Nagasaki, Japan.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on May 19, 2024.
1. Ooedo-Onsen Monogatari Nagasaki Hotel Seifu (from USD 162)
Reasonable pricing with excellent value for money, especially if you have a car rental or opt for breakfast only
Large rooms, beautiful outdoor onsen with a fantastic view, free shuttle service to Nagasaki Station
Great location with stunning views of Nagasaki Port, easy access to Mount Inasayama, and a convenient shuttle service
Impressive buffet dinners and breakfasts with a wide variety of delicious food, including Nagasaki local dishes
The stunning Ooedo-Onsen Monogatari Nagasaki Hotel Seifu is one of the best onsen in Nagasaki. Famous for being not only one of the best onsen resorts in the area but also for its breathtaking surroundings, it entices visitors to relax in both indoor and outdoor natural hot springs. Private karaoke ensures plenty of singing action for karaoke fans and fun-filled nights. With complimentary shuttle service and a Spa and Wellness Centre to retreat to when necessary, travelling couldn’t be easier!
Families are welcomed, with cozy rooms available in the suite and complementary parking making arrival as simple as possible for those with cars.
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Nagasaki Hotel Seifu
Address: Otori-machi 523
697 meters (0.5 ft) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
2. Nisshokan Shinkan Baishokaku (from USD 129)
Reasonable pricing for spacious rooms and stunning city views.
Sensational breakfast buffet, traditional Japanese tatamis, and onsen facilities.
Remote hillside location with shuttle service to the railway station, offering gorgeous views of Nagasaki.
Excellent dinner served in-room, though the Western-style breakfast could be improved.
For its visitors, the Nisshokan Shinkan Baishokaku has a series of facilities in place to make guests feel at home. With a free shuttle service — all of the transportation details are taken care of for you, making it easy to venture out into the nearby areas. When you feel the need for something to drink, just access the vending machine.
There is a common living area to chill out or socialize with other travelers. Enjoy regional tastes at the restaurant which serves traditional kaiseki cuisine and special dishes from the area. This hotel also offers diverse breakfast menus including Western buffet style and Japanese side dishes.
Nisshokan Shinkan Baishokaku
Address: Hamahira 2-14-1
2.5 km (1.6 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
3. Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei
This highly recommended ryokan in Nagasaki is especially popular because of the pretty views of the surrounding Nagasaki area. There is extensive parking available and it is just a short five-minute walk to the JR Nagasaki Train Station. The bedrooms are spacious, even for Western standards, and are beautifully decorated with traditional painted doors, low tables, and tatami floors. There is both air-conditioning and heating in each of the rooms alongside an en-suite. Some of the best food in Nagasaki can be enjoyed as room service.
Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei
Address: Tateyama 5-13-65
2.52 km (1.6 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
4. Ikijimaso (from USD 50)
With a pretty garden and lots of extra-curricular features, we’re sure that you’ll have both a relaxing and fun-filled stay at one of the cheapest ryokans in Nagasaki, Japan. Guests can enjoy the shared lounge, restaurant, karaoke amenities, fishing trips, and even bike hire. Of course, there is also a fantastic hot-spring bath which is just waiting for your arrival. The bedrooms are all traditional Japanese, so expect tatami mats and futon beds. There is also a flat-screen television in each of the rooms.
Ikijimaso
Address: Katsumotocho Tateishi Nishifure 101
118.09 km (73.4 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
5. View Hotel Iki (from USD 1698)
Something a bit more modern for our last entry. This ryokan styled hotel is great for those of you who would still like some additional western comforts. The hotel itself is just a short distance to many photogenic spots in Nagasaki including Gonoura Port. We love that alongside the traditional public bath, guests can also take full advantage of the onsite sauna. You can also enjoy a Japanese-style set menu for breakfast and dinner. WiFi is available throughout the property.
View Hotel Iki
Address: Gonoura-cho Gonoura 401
111.25 km (69.2 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
6. Yumoto Hotel
This quiet and welcoming ryokan is perfect for those of you looking for a few days of rest. It is in a convenient location with a convenience store, eateries and local tourist attractions all within walking distance. This site has been welcoming and caring for guests since it first opened its doors in 1695 and is known as the oldest hot-spring in the area. The rooms are traditional Japanese, whereas the bathrooms are modern and western in style. Alongside the hot-spring baths which can be reserved for an additional cost, there are also open-air baths. The perfect place to relax and unwind under the stars.
Yumoto Hotel
Address: Obama-cho Unzen 316
38.53 km (24.0 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
7. Ryokan Yunoka (from USD 48)
This stylish property is an absolute must-stay if you are searching for a traditional ryokan with a bit more added luxury. It is just 5km (3 miles) from Unzen Hot Spring, 7km (4 miles) from Unzen National Park and a 10-minute walk to Nagasaki City. The rooms are very traditional with tatami mat flooring, waxed wooden low tables, and paper sliding doors. There is only one type of room available at this ryokan and it can comfortably host up to five people on sleeping futons. There is free WiFi and parking available onsite.
Ryokan Yunoka
Address: Kitahonmachi Obamacho 905-26
33.44 km (20.8 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
8. Ryokan Yamadaya (from USD 35)
With excellent WiFi this is an ideal option if you are on a business trip, need to stay connected or simply want to watch your favorite drama online. The property is 5km (3 miles) from the popular Unzen Hot Spring. Ryokan Yamadaya boasts air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. We love that the onsen on this property is actually on the rooftop; it’s a perfectly romantic setting! Also, each of the rooms boast fantastic views and you can choose between a mountain or a sea view room.
Ryokan Yamadaya
Address: Obama-cho Kitahon-machi 905-7
33.54 km (20.9 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
9. Wataya (from USD 28)
Nestled an equal distance between the stunning and unique Unzen National Park and the crystal clear Kuchinotsu Harbor lies this ryokan. There are two types of rooms available at the inn; a family-style room that can sleep up to five guests and a room for couples. The ryokan is traditional in style so expect to be sleeping on futons. However, in the morning you can enjoy a continental breakfast. The onsite baths are smaller than some others on the list but they are very relaxing and comfortable.
Wataya
Address: Kitahonmachi 930
33.32 km (20.7 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
10. Kunisaki (from USD 70)
Another site with an excellent WiFi connection, the Kunisaki ryokan is just 15km (9.3 miles) from the Unzen National Park. We would definitely recommend exploring the area. There is only one type of room on-site and it sleeps two people on futon beds on the traditional tatami flooring. All of the rooms at this ryokan are also fitted with a kettle, flat screen television, and hairdryer. This is a very traditional ryokan with many small decorations and intricate artworks so it might not be suitable for young children.
Kunisaki
Address: Obamacyo Minamihonmachi 10-8
33.24 km (20.7 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
11. Fujiwara Ryokan (from USD 50)
Just an easy ten-minute walk from the JR Nagasaki Train Station, this is a fantastic option for those of you who don’t have a car. Guests can relax in the simple but comfortable Japanese-style rooms and take full advantage of the shared baths. The bedrooms are equipped with an air-conditioning unit, a fridge, en-suite bathroom, and a television. The flooring is traditional tatami mat and the hosts kindly provide a Yukata for use during your stay. There is a coin-launderette onsite and a dining room where you can enjoy a meal made with seasonal ingredients.
Fujiwara Ryokan
Address: Uwa-machi 6-12
2.56 km (1.6 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
12. Jyokiya (from USD 38)
If you have a larger party joining you on holiday you might be interested in this ryokan which has a room that can sleep up to eight guests comfortably. The property is family-run so it feels very special and welcoming. We think that you’ll be well looked after here! With traditional steaming ovens in the shared kitchen, you can even try to cook food in a traditional way - just don’t burn yourself on the steam. It’s a fun experience. The onsen area itself is very calm and we love the design of the massage rooms. The rooms are equipped with a flat screen television and kettle. It is worth noting that the bathrooms are shared.
Jyokiya
Address: Obamacho Kitahonmachi 14-7
33.54 km (20.9 mi) from Mt. Inasayama Observatory
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We hope this list has provided an answer to your question “Where to stay in a ryokan in Nagasaki, Japan?” All you need to do now is book your favorite option from these where to stay in a ryokan in Nagaski and start preparing for your perfect Japanese-style holiday. Remember to tag us in your photos on Instagram.
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