Hostel στο Ναγκασάκι

Kazan Νέα Ζηλανδία

It was close to Dejima( the man-made island). It was literally just across the street. Also, if you're planning on going on a cruise to Ginkanjima( Battleship Island) the port is within a kilometre as well. Dejima wharf is close by, which has lots of restaurants and bars. Chinatown is within a kilometre as well. Beds were comfortable so was the living room.

Hendrik Κάτω Χώρες

The owners, Yukari and her husband, and the staff made the difference, They were really nice and helpful. Everything was really clean. I had the tatami room which was really spacious. There is free tea/coffee and toast with jam which is a nice addition looking at the price. There is also a laundry service for 800 yen. It is also located nicely, 5 minutes away from a tram station (line 3 and 5) and just 10 seconds away from a shinto shrine that you have to visit. To reach Kagamiya, you can get tram 5 (Hotarujaya) or a taxi (about 1400/1500 yen) from Nagasaki station. For the light sleepers, there is a road next to the hotel and the walls are thin. If you like, the owner also has 2 kimono rental shops, one recently opened on Dejima island, go check it out. Overall, I can really recommend Kagamiya, if I ever go to Nagasaki again, this will be my first choice.

Piergiorgio Ιταλία

Perfectly clean, organized and 5 minutes walk from Urakami Station

Micha Ισραήλ

It's a tiny hostel right next to Nagasaki station There are only 5 beds in the dorms and they've each got their own lockable door

Ashish Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες

Excellent location, next to Chinatown and close to Dejima Island. The “dorm beds” are almost private rooms - an unexpected upgrade.

Elizabeth Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο

Comfortable room, clean, great view of the harbour (private room for 2 people on floor 5), nice communal area, cheap washing machine and dryer facilities.

Hannah Γερμανία

It‘s like staying at someone’s home, really. The beds are comfortable, everything is clean, and the owner is very welcoming. Everyone got a little amuse bouche, so to speak, when paying in cash. And it was so delicious. I read a lot about the rules. At first I thought they seemed strict, but really it‘s just basic manners. Just don‘t be rude, I got my deposit back, no problem.