Comfort Hotel Nagasaki

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• ttmu

  25 agosto 2012
  Buen hotel para viajar los lugares turísticos

  Personalmente, me gusta este hotel desde cuando me alojé en Comfort Hotel en Chicago, USA. Porque, Comfort Hotel ofrece buena calidad de desayuno. Comfort Hotel Nagasaki también no defraudó mi esperansa. Hay hoteles que ofrecen desayuno en fgratis, pero su desayuno frecuentemente sean sólo pan y café. Pero este hetel tiene varios comidas. Además ubica en el mejor lugar para recorrer lugares turísticos. Puede llegar a pie al barrio Chino y Dejima. Además, puede tomar el bus para el aeropuerto Nagasaki desde la parada cerca del hotel. La habitación es un poco pequeño, pero limpio. Todo el personal del hotel es amable y familiar.

  

• Mark O

  16 octubre 2017
  Older hotel in Nagasaki

  I stayed at this large (170 room) hotel on a trip through southern Japan in September 2017. I arrived on a flight at the Nagasaki airport (NGS) in Omura Bay and then took the Dejima Road express bus boarding at Stop #5 for only 900 Yen. There is a ticket machine outside near where you board but it does not take plastic only coins or bills up to 100 000 Yen. I didn't have any local currency so I went into the 7-11 store and used the ATM machine. The hotel is just across the street from the 3rd stop (45 minutes) and if you sit on the right side of the bus behind the driver you can see the hotel and when to get off. This is an older hotel walking distance to most Nagasaki tourist sites including downtown, Chinatown, the Nagasaki train station, Glover Garden, Dejima Pier, Hamano-machi stopping arcade, etc. but not the Peace Park which requires a ride on the #1 or #5 streetcar north for about 10 minutes. The room was small (the size of a walk-in closet) but this is to be expected in Japan when travelling solo. Breakfast (6:30 am - 10:00 am) was included with a very basic selection in a small room just off the hotel lobby. The room had good black out curtains that really worked, a small bed and included a key, not a card, for each room that must be returned to the front desk when leaving. I was the only westerner staying in the hotel and that showed because the TV only had 6 Japanese channels and nothing in English, not even CNN or the BBC. There were also 2 free Internet PC's in the lobby and a washer and dryer on an upper floor. In the room were slippers, a small refrigerator, tea kettle, room dehumidifier, alarm clock and electrical outlets using the same 2-prong arrangement as in the United States for charging multi-voltage items like PC's and cameras. In the bathroom was a shower with tub, fancy Toto toilet, shampoo, rinse, liquid body wash, razor, tooth brush, comb and hair dryer. Check-in was at a very late 3:00 pm and check-out at a very early 10:00 am. The hotel is in a nice, safe area with several convenience stores and restaurants nearby. This was an acceptable hotel charging a reasonable rate which include breakfast and was quiet in a central location within walking distance of most tourist sites. I have and would recommend this hotel to others looking for a place to simply sleep, shower and store your luggage.

  

• Tosh S

  29 julio 2018
  Good enough for just sleeping

  Very close to the bus stop of airport shuttle. Also nearby streetcar stop. You can walk to Nagasaki station within 10 minutes. Very convenient location. The hotel is rather old. Breakfast isnt fancy. But enough for breakfast.

  

• Douglas P

  25 abril 2019
  japanese hotel ok

  stayed in 14 hotels so far on this trip this one is jast like all the others good bed clean bath room with tub close to transport breakfast for a non Japanese is a real let down no bacon food not hot a health risk here toast was good coffee good.

  

• philch1

  21 octubre 2019
  Basic budget hotel

  The hotel is in a good location, 10 to 15 minutes walk from the main train station, or a few minutes from a tram stop. The room was small and the bathroom even smaller, but that's to be expected for a budget hotel. The free breakfast was very basic and catered more towards the Japanese diet - there weren't many western food options. The TV had no English channels but the WiFi was sufficient for general browsing. Noise insulation was poor; there were a few times I could hear people outside in the corridor, and my room was at the end.