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Nagasaki Unzen Mikado Hotel
A Hot Spring Inn Combining Luxurious Buffets and the Warmth of Fine Wood
"Unzen Mikado Hotel" is a hot spring inn nestled in the vast natural surroundings of Minamishimabara, Nagasaki. Throughout the property, precious woods-felled during urban development and dam construction-have been thoughtfully incorporated, including the symbolic gate built around an 800-year-old chinquapin tree. Dining is a highlight of the stay, featuring a rich array of dishes such as crab, premium domestic Wagyu beef, and seasonal specialties made with local Shimabara ingredients. A wide selection of sweets and family-friendly options is also available, all prepared with the refined techniques of skilled chefs.
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Nagasaki Ryokan Kunisaki
A Hidden Retreat for Obama Hot Springs and Local Cuisine
Set along the coast of Obama Onsen in Unzen, Nagasaki, this secluded inn features hot springs and regional cuisine. The property consists of the main building, "Ryokan Kunisaki," and "Yamaboshi," a detached accommodation with open-air baths located approximately a 30-second walk away. The main building has 10 guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms with free-flowing hot spring baths. Renovated from a traditional house, "Yamaboshi" has three guest rooms, each with an indoor bath and open-air bath supplied by Obama Onsen. With a capacity of eight guests, the accommodation is well-suited to multigenerational families and groups seeking a restful stay in a charming hideaway.
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Nagasaki Nisshokan New Building Baishokaku
An Inn Where You Can Be Satisfied with the 10-Million-Dollar Night View and Nagasaki's Famous Cuisine
Located on the hill of Suwa Shrine, which is famous for the big autumn festival "Nagasaki Kunchi", you can enjoy the beautiful night view of Nagasaki city, Mt. A panoramic view from every part of the building, including the large communal bath. The open-air bath with a panoramic view is especially popular, where you can take a bath while admiring the night view spreading out below. After soaking in the hot water, relax in one of our guest rooms, all of which are over 63 square meters in size. One of the attractions is that you can choose from Kaiseki cuisine or Nagasaki's local cuisine/Shokufuku cuisine for dinner. Wi-Fi is available in all guest rooms, banquet halls, and public spaces.
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Nagasaki COCOHARE
A Glamping Stay with Obama Hot Springs Open-Air Baths
Set on the slopes of Mount Unzen overlooking Tachibana Bay, this glamping facility features hot springs throughout the property. All 10 tent sites include an open-air bath supplied by Obama Onsen, with dog-friendly sites also available. Each tent is equipped with beds, a refrigerator, and Wi-Fi, along with a private washbasin, toilet, shower room, and floor-standing air conditioner for a comfortable stay year-round. A full range of amenities also creates an accessible setting for guests new to camping.
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Nagasaki Oyado Kinokuniya Togiyamachi
A Private Retreat Combining Historical Charm and Convenience
"Oyado Kinokuniya Togiyamachi Harimaya, Kado, Kura" is a private lodging facility located approximately a 4-minute walk from Nagasaki Electric Tramway Meganebashi Station. The three private lodging facilities are connected by narrow alleys, and each one offers a comfortable stay. Meganebashi Bridge, one of Japan's three most famous bridges and a designated nationally important cultural property, and Nagasaki Hamaichi Shopping Street, with about 700 shops where you can enjoy shopping and local cuisine, are also within walking distance. There is good access to many tourist spots.
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Nagasaki Oyado Kinokuniya Maruyamamachi Tei
A Relaxing and Comfortable Old Japanese-Style Inn
It is approximately a 7-minute walk from the Nagasaki Electric Tramway Shianbashi Station. Oyado Kinokuniya Maruyamamachi Tei is located in front of Oyado Kinokuniya Maruyamamachi. It is a renovated corner of an old tenement house, and you can enjoy your travels in a space that retains the charm and atmosphere of an old Japanese house. In winter, it is also elegant to enjoy a chat around the kotatsu. It is conveniently located near the downtown area, Shianbashi, and Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, making it ideal for dining and sightseeing.
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