Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei
9,1/10 Exceptional - Based on 145 reviews
Bathe in a harmonious atmosphere at Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei, a ryokan in Nagasaki that combines Japanese traditions with breathtaking views of the city. The public bath invites complete relaxation, offering a moment of unparalleled serenity. Rest in a soothing ambiance, enhanced by massage services and facilities accessible to all. The outdoor garden soothes the senses, while the souvenir shop extends this experience filled with tranquility.
In traditionally styled Japanese rooms, tatami floors and comfortable futons ensure an authentic stay. Each space is carefully arranged, combining classic aesthetics with modern amenities such as a television, refrigerator, and private bathroom. The panoramic view of Nagasaki from your room window creates a continuity between the exterior beauty and interior comfort, perfect for moments of relaxation in complete privacy.
Indulge in a culinary journey with a delicately prepared Japanese breakfast served in your room to start the day well. The on-site restaurant offers a warm and family-friendly atmosphere, redefining each meal into a true culinary celebration. Nearby, renowned establishments such as Dejima Wharf allow you to diversify your taste experiences with essential local and maritime flavors.
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Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
7/10 Well located, this ryokan offers a beautiful traditional atmosphere with tatami and futons. The culinary experience is refined and highlights local gastronomy. Its baths, though comfortable, lack exceptional elements. Some areas incorporate a modern touch, slightly diminishing the overall authenticity.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Public bath
Massages
24-hour front desk
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Accessibility
Breakfast
Positive Reviews
Spectacular panoramic views
Many guests highlight the breathtaking and exceptional views over Nagasaki city and harbor from the rooms and hotel, calling it one of the best they have ever seen.
Attentive and friendly staff
The staff is described as extremely attentive, patient, and welcoming, doing their best to ensure guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay, even with language barriers.
Spacious and comfortable rooms
Guests appreciate the spacious, well-appointed Japanese style rooms, with some mentioning apartment-sized family rooms and comfortable tatami mats for a traditional experience.
Excellent breakfast and meals
Breakfasts are often described as superb, abundant, and tailored to guests. Dinner options, especially when served in-room, are praised for variety and quality.
Relaxing onsen facilities
The hotel offers clean, relaxing onsen baths, with access to two different baths, including one at a nearby sister hotel, adding to the authentic Japanese experience.
Convenient shuttle service
The free hotel shuttle bus to and from Nagasaki Station is appreciated for making the hilltop location more accessible and practical for guests.
Negative Reviews
Challenging hilltop location
The hotel is on a steep hill, making it difficult to reach on foot. Guests rely on the shuttle, which can be hard to find or has limited information in English.
Limited dining options on site
There is no on-site restaurant for dinner. Guests who do not pre-order meals must travel to central Nagasaki, which can be inconvenient due to the location.
Not a typical ryokan atmosphere
Some guests mention that the hotel feels more like a large building with ryokan-style rooms, with a slightly dated or less lively ambiance compared to traditional ryokans.
Accessibility issues for some guests
The property is not fully accessible, as there are no elevators or escalators, and guests need to use stairs to move between levels.
Room temperature adjustments
A few guests found it tricky to adjust the temperature in their rooms, especially during unseasonably hot weather, though staff provided fans when needed.
Traditional futon beds may not suit everyone
Some guests found traditional futon beds less comfortable than western beds, which may affect sleep quality for those unaccustomed to them.
What are the check-in and check-out times at the ryokan?
Check-in times are between 15:00 and 19:00. Check-out must be done before 10:00.
What languages are spoken at this establishment?
At Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei, the staff speaks Japanese.
Are there any specific rules or restrictions to follow during the stay?
Pets are not allowed in the establishment. Additionally, no extra beds or cots are available.
What wellness services are offered by the ryokan?
The ryokan offers a public bath with a view of Nagasaki, as well as massages available for an additional fee.
What types of dining are available on-site?
You can enjoy a Japanese breakfast in your room. Drinks are also available from the on-site vending machine.
Does the ryokan offer parking for guests?
Yes, free private parking is available on-site without the need for prior reservation.
What nearby attractions or tourist activities are available?
The ryokan is located near Nagasaki Peace Park, Glover Garden, and Megane Bridge, among other attractions. Nagasaki JR Station is just a 5-minute drive away.
Are pets allowed in the ryokan?
No, pets are not allowed within the establishment.
What types of cultural activities does the ryokan offer?
While the ryokan itself does not offer specific cultural activities, its location allows guests to easily visit major cultural sites such as the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture.
How to get to the ryokan from the airport?
Nagasaki International Airport is 38 km away. Take a taxi or shuttle to Nagasaki JR Station and use the ryokan’s free shuttle service.
What security measures are in place at the hotel?
The hotel is equipped with fire extinguishers, surveillance cameras in common areas, smoke detectors, and a 24-hour security system. Secure access keys are also used.
Are there facilities for people with reduced mobility?
The ryokan offers facilities for disabled people, including wheelchair accessibility.
