3 Best Hotels in Nagasaki, Kyushu

Opened in 2024, the new Marriott offers luxurious rooms and hotel artwork celebrating Nagasaki's "wakaran" heritage, a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch influences next to Nagasaki train station. There is an excellent main restaurant, two specialty restaurants (teppanyaki and sushi), room service, and an executive lounge. Even if you're not staying at the hotel, it is worthwhile stopping by for afternoon tea and elegant desserts, or cocktails and a meal in an elegant setting with a night view of Mt. Inasa.

Glossy marble and massive slabs of granite dominate this popular and upscale hotel. Standard twin rooms are large and comfortable, with enough space for a table and a couple of easy chairs. Light colors, pastel carpets, and tasteful gold accents keep things looking chic. It's unbeatably convenient, right next to Nagasaki Station and the always lively Amu Plaza shopping center.

Aimed at no-nonsense business travelers, this spartan hotel provides simple, functional rooms, fast Wi-Fi, and fair prices. The hotel is a two-minute walk from Nagasaki Station, across the pedestrian bridge on the narrow road past the FamilyMart convenience store.