Hotel dengan WiFi di Nagasaki

Service and attention to detail can make a difference. A truly professional hotel in every sense of the word in an excellent central Nagasaki position. Need mall food, and you are spoilt for choice. Local top Japanese restaurants were fully booked so the mall choices helped.

Amazing onsen, free popsicles, probiotics and noodles from 21:30 to 23:00. Room is tidy and staff are very well trained . Like any Dormy Inn, check in is at 15:00 and if you want to check in earlier prepare to pay an extra fee. Location is easy to reach by tram from the train station, and it is just near the tram stop. Women behave of weirdos approaching in Chinatown in the evening for escort services . They chase you until you shout to them in English .

The winner for this hotel is it's location. Yes it's a couple of stops away from the train/bus station so not necessarily ideal for that but it is super close to a lot of the sightseeing, like Dejima, Chinatown and the harbour area. There is also a tram stop right outside so you can get anywhere really easily. The room itself was pretty small but it has everything you need and they even were able to fit in a desk with a TV for example. Check in was super easy using the self check in machine and staff is there to help you along the way if you're struggling or have any questions. We thought it was a bit expensive for what you get since everything is a little bit dated and the room is on the small side.

No frills, simple yet fully functional amenities. My family thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast spread & quality of food served. Onsen quality is better than some branded hotels found in the main city area. Our first time trying Dormy Inn and w are looking forward to the next!

The information about the hotel Breakfast was contradictory at times, suspect due to the poor translation from Japanese to English.

Nicely located in the British area of the city and beautiful walking areas nearby. The hotel felt cozy, neat, well managed for Covid19 protocols and very comfortable. The staff was trained well and quite professional. I had to settle a personal travel matter and the staff Mr Wang Meng Yao helped me with it. That was indeed helpful and going the extra mile. The room had nice views of Glover hills neighbourhood. The breakfast was nice and I enjoyed sitting and eating from a choice of western and Japanese food items. The Mt. Inasa ropeway bus service and tickets were available at the hotel and were very helpful indeed.Its a good choice for your day and quite a good value. Tram station is less than 2 min walking.Close of key attractions like Atomic bomb museum and the Chinatown.

The hotel is located as you go up Mt Inasa, on the hilly side of Nagasaki. Unless you drive, getting to Chinatown, Atomic bomb museum etc. require public transport as they are some distance away. We stayed for the night in the twin room. It is a large hotel, and the rooms are spacious, although a little aged. Not many eateries nearby, so unless you are eating at the hotel restaurants, you may want to pack some food to the hotel if you get there at dinner. Like most other Japanese hotels, breakfast is good, with a mix of Western and Japanese dishes. Beds are comfortable, and you can request for more pillows, which we did. As usual, they have all the amenities ie toothbrush, combs/brush, etc. provided. Recommend as an overnight stay, especially if you want to go up to the Inasayama observatory after dark (to capture one of the best night views in Japan).

The Covid-19’s theme was inescapable. It followed us everywhere. Seeing everywhere disinfecting dispensers, social distance posters/markers, posters with generic COVID information and more huge posters with enormous masks with an angry face saying ダメ！ (don’t do it) really makes it a stressful experience. Imagine me sitting with my wife and kids having a meal and seeing a huge scary mask giving me obvious and subliminal dirty looks while eating. Also I tried to remove the acrylic panel on our table separating me and a son from my wife and another son. The staff said I couldn’t and that other customers were abiding by it. I don’t know about other customers but it seems weird that they would impose safety measures for my family trumping my own family’s wish. I mean we slept in the same bed and kiss each other good night and so on. We spent 2 hours in a car on the way to the hotel without acrylics or masks. Anyway on top of that every individual knife, fork, pair of chopsticks were inside a transparent protective wrap that wasn’t always easy to unwrap. All this compounded … made a holiday trip that was meant to be enjoyable a reminder that we live in an apocalyptic world

2nd visit, anxious to use my “secret trip” Kyushu promotion campaign discount. All as nice as I remember spacious room, bad tv options, activities, Two food options and spa/onsen choices. New was the many foreign staff working on all sectors of the facility Surprisingly non of them spoke English, to me anyway. No greetings, no explanations, no thank you, no nothing I was a ghost as my Japanese travel partner is all they saw and spoke only to her and addressed only her nobody and I mean nobody initiated any attempts to make me feel welcome in English. Very disappointed that this facility has forgotten how to make foreign guests feel welcome (after two years of COVID) japan May have reverted to “gaijin complex” hospitality and has apparently imposed a Japanese only language rule on its foreign staff. How sad in deed.

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