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Excellent
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Excellent
6802 reviews









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Excellent
40 reviews









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Excellent
29 reviews









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Excellent
3534 reviews









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Very good
640 reviews









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- Rooftop area
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Excellent
1167 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
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Excellent
3169 reviews









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Excellent
2222 reviews









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Excellent
5983 reviews
Fast facts about Nagasaki, Japan
Accommodations | 385 properties |
Popular hotel | Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown |
Popular area | Nagasaki |
Nightly rates from | R312 |
Airport | Nagasaki Airport |
Reasons to visit | Sightseeing, Nature, Culture |
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I wouldn't say there's a lot to do here but a few nights wouldn't be too bad. Just make sure it's a break between destinations.
Nagasaki is a modern city, but with it's history it is an important city. The A-bomb and Dejima are 2 examples of must visit sites in order to have more insight in Japans history.
no need guide book , becoz not so big... and honestly this is the best place in Japan that i never had before quite.
Not a lot going on here, Fisherman's wharf had good seafood and walking around you could find descent Shabu Shabu or Bbq.
Plenty of things to visit particularly the peace park and nuclear bomb museum. Also lovely Glover gardens up on hill with fab view of port.
We loved this city. The public transportation is really easy and fun to use. We took the street car all around, making heavy use of the "all day" pass.
Staying at Nagasaki can access to the west part of Kyushu easily like Sasebo City, Arita town , Saga prefecture , Unzen and Ureshino.
Nagasaki was bit of a punt for us, but well worth it. History and culture in every way, very scenic, good exhibitions and museums etc, friendly, always fascinating.
I came to Nagasaki for HTB, which I came by train from Fukuoka (Hakata). The travelling time is not so long that you do not need to stay over night at Nagasaki if you have no plan there unless you plan to stay at HTB.
A City rich with history. Food is amazing voted best for Wagyu, this port town has so much to offer in terms of food and kindness, we bought a kimono, the famous decorated kites and enjoyed the catella cakes :D
You can drive up to the mountain to see a panorama view of the city to sea to mountain. Alternative, you can take a cable car up to enjoy the view.
It is not like Osaka or Tokyo. So do not expect anything so entertaining. It is still a good sized city to spend a good days.
I really loved this city. The people are great. There s plenty to see, especially related to the nuclear bomb that was dropped there as well as some very interesting cultural and historical sites that where very easy to get to via their tram system.
It is not crowded as much as Fukuoka but attractive city as well. Also the Castella is very delicious.
Nagasaki is small enough to see almost everything in one or two days using the streetcar. Choose which temple or shrine to see, maybe try the Confucian Shrine and its museum, and Mt Inasa.
Nagasaki was a pleasant surprise, very rich in history. You can see most things in a busy 2 to 3 day visit.
Nagasaki is a place with many sad memories. It has undergone massive destruction and yet it exists today with an incredible spirit of resilience.
Small but a beautiful city. Atom Bomb War Memorial, Peace Park and Glover House are the most important places to visit.
The night view of Nagasaki is quite famous. The sea-food around the harbour is also good, delicious and cheap.
We chose to go to Nagasaki for two reasons: The atomic bomb history and the volcano nearby: Mt. Unzen.
Nagasaki is a city with a rich history. Many cultural traditions have influenced Nagasaki--from China to Portugal to Holland and the United States.
It is a historical city with lots of attractions and a great see view. it is easy to go to a number of places nearby like Huis Ten Bosch and Unzen.
1.The night view on top of the "稻佐山" is a must-see attraction. 2.Food in the city is very good, especially for the historical restaurent "吉宗" is a must-eat.
In my opinion one of the most beautiful located cities in Japan, full of history and interesting places.
City will a history of foreign interactions since the promulgation of Christianity to Japan and the prominence of Mitsubishi industries in Nagasaki.
Great harbor and fantastic surrounding with hills and mountains. Very friendly people and a good lay out of the centre.
It is a historical place. There are many streets which tell you the history of Japan. There are areas associated with the chinese, Dutch and the British.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the typical price of a hotel in Nagasaki?
The typical price for a 3-star hotel in Nagasaki is USD 73. The average price for a 4-star property in Nagasaki is USD 122. The typical price for a 5-star resort in Nagasaki is USD 120.
What's the typical price of a resort in Nagasaki this weekend?
The typical price for a 3-star property in Nagasaki this weekend is USD 77. The typical price for a 4-star property in Nagasaki this weekend is USD 137. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Nagasaki this Friday and Saturday is USD 92.
What are the top properties in Nagasaki near Nagasaki Airport?
Verified visitors to Nagasaki who stayed close to Nagasaki Airport have given top rated reviews to Nagasaki International Hotel, ステーションホテル新大村駅 and HOTEL R9 The Yard Omura.
What are the most well-known places to stay in Nagasaki?
Several of our most popular properties in Nagasaki are Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Hotel Forza Nagasaki and APA Hotel Nagasaki Dejima.
What are the top places to stay in Nagasaki for families?
Hotels in Nagasaki that are significantly ranked by families include Candeo Hotels Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Hotel Forza Nagasaki and APA Hotel Nagasaki Dejima.
What hotels around Nagasaki are very highly rated with respect to sanitation?
Propertiesaround Nagasaki which is exceptionally rated with respect to cleanliness include おやど紀伊国屋 丸山町 庭, Oyado Urushi / Vacation STAY 50682 and THON国分町.
What accommodations found in Nagasaki are very highly rated regarding location?
Accommodationsfound in Nagasaki that is well rated with respect to location include Oyado Urushi / Vacation STAY 50682 and おやど紀伊国屋伊勢町.
What places to stay in Nagasaki are well rated for service?
Propertieslocated in Nagasaki which is very highly rated regarding service include おやど紀伊国屋 丸山町 庭, Oyado Ryu / Vacation STAY 54218 and SKY Bay-Terace Omura.
Is quarantine needed for unvaccinated tourists to enter Nagasaki?
Quarantine may be required for unvaccinated tourists to enter Nagasaki from outside the country. For updated and detailed information on travel restrictons, please check out the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
Is pre-departure covid test expected for fully vaccinated tourists to enter Nagasaki?
Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test is not required to enter Nagasaki. For recent and in depth information on travel restrictons, please visit the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
Is pre-departure covid test expected for unvaccinated travelers to enter Nagasaki?
Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test may be required to enter Nagasaki. For up-to-date and in depth information on travel restrictons, please stop by the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
Is covid test upon arrival required for fully vaccinated foreigners to enter Nagasaki?
COVID-19 test may be required on arrival when entering Nagasaki from outside the country. For updated and detailed information on travel restrictons, be sure to head over to the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you hope to travel to, or go to here.
