Nagasaki is a phoenix, rising from the ashes every time it has been down. It gained status as an essential trade city which was halted by the great fire that destroyed much of the area. It was slowly reconstructed to be declared a treaty port in 1859, only to face destruction once again in the face of the World War 2 attack in 1945. Today, the city’s architecture is an amalgamation of different cultures and Nagasaki has become a major tourist hub. Visit the one-legged torii at Sanno Shrine, Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, and Hypocenter Park to gain more insight into the attack’s aftermath. You can also experience the beauty of the city from viewpoints at Mount Inasa and Glover Garden. You definitely need a few days to truly explore the city. Continue scrolling to read about the best hotels to stay 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 April 13, 2024.
1. Luke Plaza Hotel (from USD 93)
If you a looking for a scenic hotel that’s a little away from the city center, then this could be it. Located on Mount Inasa and overlooking the port, this hotel offers exquisite service and facilities. The rooms at the hotel are grand and are also suited for families or groups, as they can easily accommodate between four to six guests depending on the room type.
Start your day at the breakfast lounge, where you can have your fill from a minimum of 30 dishes. For dinner, you can savor the flavors of Nagasaki in the live kitchen of The House of 1995, a teppanyaki restaurant.
2. Hotel Monterey Nagasaki (from USD 85)
Reasonable pricing, especially for the location and amenities offered.
Quaint vintage decor, friendly and helpful staff, convenient parking assistance.
Conveniently located near historical sites, public transport, and dining options.
Delicious and diverse breakfast options, surrounded by many restaurants.
The luxurious Hotel Monterey Nagasaki looks to evoke the feel of a bygone era when Portuguese sailors first visited Nagasaki to establish trade routes. Even the wall tiles at the hotel have been hand painted by Portuguese artisans. Let your taste buds be transported to Italy when you step into Amalia Salao, the on-site Italian restaurant.
The rooms are elegant and decorated to celebrate the connection between Nagasaki and Portugal. The O-Urakaigandori tram station is a short two-minute walk from the hotel, and can easily transport guests to popular attractions such as Glover Garden, Peace Park, and Chinatown.
3. Hotel JAL City Nagasaki (from USD 92)
Within the city’s historic Chinatown, this hotel is a comfortable place from which to explore the many attractions of Nagasaki. It is easy to navigate the city via buses and trams, and the closest bus stop is just 190 m (623 ft) from the hotel.
The rooms at the hotel are spacious with soft beds, and there are windows overlooking the city. In addition to a Chinese restaurant and a pub on-site, guests are less than a two-minute walk from a multitude of restaurants.
4. JR Kyushu Hotel Nagasaki (from USD 96)
Reasonable pricing for comfortable rooms near train station and shopping mall.
Connected to a shopping mall, spacious rooms, daily housekeeping, and friendly staff.
Convenient location next to the railway station, close to tram lines and local attractions.
Breakfast options include Japanese or Western style, with good dining choices in the adjacent mall.
This hotel boasts one of the best and most convenient locations in Nagasaki, with the Nagasaki Train Station on one side and the Nagasakiekimae tram and bus stop on the other. Begin your day with a delicious breakfast using the best local ingredients, and make sure to try the Unzen ham and the dried Nagasaki fish.
The rooms are well designed, with all of them featuring a large window, a work desk, and a bathtub. The sixth floor of the hotel includes common facilities such as a 24-hour laundry room, vending machines, and a smoking area.
5. Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (from USD 105)
This luxury hotel in the city’s Chinatown is one of the top choices in Nagasaki. Being a quick two-minute walk to the Shinchi Chinatown Station also adds to its popularity. The rooms are bright, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling window, and most can accommodate a maximum of three guests. A low-lying sofa next to the window is an excellent place to lounge and reflect at the end of a successful day of sightseeing.
One of the best features of the hotel undoubtedly is SkySpa, featuring an open-air rooftop bath, which allows you to look at the various architectural styles of Nagasaki. Additionally, there are smaller indoor water baths, a dry sauna for men, and a mist sauna for women.
6. ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Nagasaki Gloverhill, an IHG Hotel (from USD 62)
This hotel is one of the top choices in Nagasaki for its excellent location, surrounded by museums and attractions combined with impeccable service. Within 350 m (1,148 ft) of the hotel are the popular attractions of Glover Garden and the UNESCO-protected Oura Catholic Church, among the oldest in Japan.
Pave is an on-site restaurant that operates for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Breakfast is an elaborate buffet spread, and guests can choose from the a la carte menu for lunch and dinner. Additionally, there are several local restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the hotel.
ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Nagasaki Gloverhill, an IHG Hotel
Address: Minamiyamate-machi 1-18
7. Hotel Forza Nagasaki (from USD 85)
Surrounded by shops and restaurants and about a one-minute walk from Kankodori Station, Hotel Forza Nagasaki places you in the heart of the city. The hotel is part of the Hamacross411 business center, with the hotel occupying floors 4 to 11. Keeping the convenience and health of guests in mind, all the rooms are non-smoking and feature an air purifier along with a massage cushion.
Nagasaki can be easily explored on foot and by tram. The eclectic Chinatown is just a four-minute walk from the hotel, while Glover Garden is accessible by tram.
Hotel Forza Nagasaki
Address: Hama 4-11 HAMACROSS411 4F
8. The Global View Nagasaki (from USD 101)
A quick three-minute walk from the Takaramachi tram station makes it easy for guests staying in The Global View to access the sights around Nagasaki such as Peace Park and Glover Garden. The Global View offers a wide variety of rooms including a Japanese-style room and a ladies-only room, both of which offer a late check-out time of noon.
The hotel operates Cafe de Bijoux, open from 10am until 4pm. The Kitchen is also open from 7am until 10am and offers a buffet spread. Moreover, NY Dining on the 15th floor will serve the freshest locally sourced ingredients along with breathtaking views of the city.
9. Garden Terrace Nagasaki Hotel & Resort (from USD 247)
Located on Mount Inasa, this luxury property away from the city is an excellent escape for couples. The infinity pool at the hotel offers breathtaking views, and might just be one of the top pools in the city. After a day of sightseeing, head to one of the three restaurants for a romantic meal followed by drinks at the bar.
Guests can pick from a range of Japanese- and Western-style rooms, each of which comes with a spacious terrace space with outdoor furniture. Begin your day with a steaming cup of tea or end it with a glass of bubbly under the Nagasaki sky.
10. Coruscant Hotel NagasakiekiⅡ (from USD 87)
Reasonable pricing with spacious apartments and convenient location near train station.
Fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, spacious rooms, and easy access to public transportation.
Conveniently located near Nagasaki station, shopping center, and various dining options.
Close proximity to restaurants and a variety of dining choices in the surrounding area.
With an excellent location and apartment-style rooms, Coruscant Hotel NagasakiekiⅡ is a great choice for families and long-stay guests in Nagasaki. All the rooms at the hotel include a kitchen space with a sink and a cooktop, where you can easily prepare meals. The rooms also come with individual washing machines, making it ideal if you are staying for a while.
The hotel is just across from the Nagasakiekimae tram station and a quick two-minute walk from the Nagasaki train station, therefore reaching and getting around the city is a breeze.
Nagasaki continue to remain a thriving and vital city
A trip to Nagasaki allows one to learn from the mistakes of the past while reflecting on the future. Come and experience the city that has rebuilt itself not once, but twice. Choose from one of these best hotels to stay in Nagasaki, Japan.
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