"Really beautiful hotel with very large rooms - the biggest I've experienced in Japan. Delicious traditional breakfast. About 12 mins walking distance to the peace park and museum, and 5 mins walk from bus stops. I had a jacuzzi bath in my room."
"Really beautiful hotel with very large rooms - the biggest I've experienced in Japan. Delicious traditional breakfast. About 12 mins walking distance to the peace park and museum, and 5 mins walk from bus stops. I had a jacuzzi bath in my room."
"the checkin was not smooth. message from the property was always in Japanese. While google translate helps in understanding the core content, it did not translate well the exact room number assigned to us. other than this, the place is clean, modern, well equipped with fridge, washing machine. enough space left over for 2 adults and 2 children. :)"
"the checkin was not smooth. message from the property was always in Japanese. While google translate helps in understanding the core content, it did not translate well the exact room number assigned to us. other than this, the place is clean, modern, well equipped with fridge, washing machine. enough space left over for 2 adults and 2 children. :)"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Beautiful Nagasaki hotel; well maintained. Rooms are new and with useful tech features. Views are great from the rooms. Location at Nagasaki station is ideal.
Staff is helpful to a point -but they insist their rules must be strictly followed. For example one cannot eat outside food in the lobby - the lobby cafe has a small coffee stand with a very limited selection. If you want to drink a soda in the lobby for example while waiting for someone you're out of luck - no outside food in the lobby...
Beautiful Nagasaki hotel; well maintained. Rooms are new and with useful tech features. Views are great from the rooms. Location at Nagasaki station is ideal.
Staff is helpful to a point -but they insist their rules must be strictly followed. For example one cannot eat outside food in the lobby - the lobby cafe has a small coffee stand with a very limited selection. If you want to drink a soda in the lobby for example while waiting for someone you're out of luck - no outside food in the lobby...
Michael
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
This Dormy Inn had the best public onsen of any Dormy Inn I have used in Japan. The outdoor baths were amazing. Inside, the room was spacious and modern. I had an amazing time in this hotel just a few minutes walk from Nagasaki Station.
This Dormy Inn had the best public onsen of any Dormy Inn I have used in Japan. The outdoor baths were amazing. Inside, the room was spacious and modern. I had an amazing time in this hotel just a few minutes walk from Nagasaki Station.
Thomas
Reviewed November 24, 2024Reviewed November 24, 2024
The Hamilton is a unique fusion of British Stately Home turned Inn, and Japanese hot spring spa. It sits on the steep side of a hill, making the entry challenging for those with mobility limitations. Once inside, however, the building is fitted with ramps and an elevator.
Staff are alert for arrivals, come to the parking lot to help position the car and bring your luggage inside. Check-in takes place seated in elegant chairs in the parlour, with a choice of juice or sparkling wine to refresh...
The Hamilton is a unique fusion of British Stately Home turned Inn, and Japanese hot spring spa. It sits on the steep side of a hill, making the entry challenging for those with mobility limitations. Once inside, however, the building is fitted with ramps and an elevator.
Staff are alert for arrivals, come to the parking lot to help position the car and bring your luggage inside. Check-in takes place seated in elegant chairs in the parlour, with a choice of juice or sparkling wine to refresh...
Laurence
Reviewed October 14, 2025Reviewed October 14, 2025
We loved the hotel and liked being located close to historic sites. The staff was great, however there was some confusion about breakfast. We thought we had included breakfast with our room rental, but apparently did not. That was a little inconvenient, but not a big deal. We would use this hotel again if in the area.
We loved the hotel and liked being located close to historic sites. The staff was great, however there was some confusion about breakfast. We thought we had included breakfast with our room rental, but apparently did not. That was a little inconvenient, but not a big deal. We would use this hotel again if in the area.
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 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.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 28, 2018Reviewed November 28, 2018
Amazing hotel. I got the cheapest room, so the view from my window was an adjoining wall, but the hotel is built on a hill, providing dazzling views of Nagasaki. Splendid place.
As to drawbacks, my only complaint is that it is located in an area without nearby restaurants, bars, or even convenience stores. The same isolation that makes it so quiet and grand also means it'll be a fifteen minute, minimum, walk to any businesses.
So you do need to be signed up for the hotel's meal plan, or else...
Amazing hotel. I got the cheapest room, so the view from my window was an adjoining wall, but the hotel is built on a hill, providing dazzling views of Nagasaki. Splendid place.
As to drawbacks, my only complaint is that it is located in an area without nearby restaurants, bars, or even convenience stores. The same isolation that makes it so quiet and grand also means it'll be a fifteen minute, minimum, walk to any businesses.
So you do need to be signed up for the hotel's meal plan, or else...
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