Ryokans in Nagasaki Prefecture

Recently renovated. Very nice and large rooms. Breakfast was fantastic. You need to take a bus to get to the center but it is convenient to catch.

The most freshest food I eat in all of japan and also the most exotic too. The views from the room was beyond picturesque, it was one of those moments when you just sip your coffee and just look at the sun riseing up out of the ocean with the volcanic looking island scattered along the cost and think this is something.

I’ve traveled to Japan several times, Koyotei in Nagasaki is among the best places I stayed in. The ryokan room was exquisite in the details, the view of the Nagasaki harbor from the wall-sized front window was breathtaking. The staff is great and very attentive.

Everything was perfect, the service, the room, the food , the view

Service and onsen are top notch

Beautiful hotel right on the beach. The staff were absolutely fantastic and were prepared to help take care of any need asked. The onsen attached to the hotel was very nice and from the hot tub you could look out at the ocean. Lastly the breakfast was a wonderful traditional Japanese breakfast that included sashimi, miso, rice, and several other items that varied day to day. We will absolutely stay here again next time we are in the area.

The western style room was AMAZING. The ryokan has it's own bathing facilities which are also awesome.

It was an interesting design of room. But we had a natuural hotspring onsen CEDAR tub in room. So refreshing to soak in it. Great japanese dinner and breakfast included.

It was staying very reasonable and comfortable. Thank you so much.

The staff was exceptionally kind and helpful. The meals were delicious too.

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Super service, super facilities for a ryokan. The only downside is that I was there alone and it was a bit lonely. No communal activities. Bit great for a couple or family

Loved this place. A little trip to a quieter part of Japan. The hotel worked very very hard to accommodate gluten free meals for my mother even after I had forgotten to tell them ahead of time. They were very sweet to help my mom experience traditional Japanese food, gluten free. The canals were lovely to tour as well.