Hotels near Aino Observation Deck

"the hotel was a great price and very clean. Will stay there again"

"Like most rooms in Japan, it was extremely small but very clean. The location was excellent, just a few minutes from the train station."

"We absolutely loved everything about our stay here. The room was very large for Japan. It was very comfortable and we loved the extra sofa seating area. The location is great; so much more fun than staying near the train station. Outdoor spa was fabulous!"

"Staff was very friendly and speaks good English, typical Japanese breakfast was provided and quite good, parking is free and many lots were available."

"Conveniently located near Ohato Tram stop. Also many bus options available to connect to Nagasaki station. Room is more spacious than most business hotels in Japan. The property just need a bit of update on decor; otherwise, clean and comfortable for a couple travelers. "

"The Wingport Hotel is walking distance from the Nagasaki Station. Once arriving early for check-in the staff kindly informed me that check-in starts at 3pm and without hesitation offered an available room for stay. That caused the chain reaction for me to book another night at the Hotel due to the great service being provided in the lobby. The room was on the 10th floor with a nice view of the mountain side showing a variety of tourists attractions. Inside the room is compact and custom build to provide all needed for solo or business travel, including a bathtub with different choice salts for the water. The water in the room is drinkable and has the option to come out at an extremely hot temperature. A good nights rest was provided with a very comfortable double bed with clean bedding. Breakfast was served starting at 6:30am downstairs in the lobby and has a Japanese culture variety offered to hotel guest. There’s a laundry room on the 6th floor offering a washer and dryer. Wingport Hotel had everything I was looking for at a low price while traveling through Nagasaki, Japan. "

"The Good: The hot spring baths on the 5th floor (inside and outside) are really worth the challenge in getting to the hotel. There is good hiking around the town although the info available from the tourist office is quite limited for those speaking English. The Not So Good: The room I had, although quite spacious, was not very practical. A single thin futon bed was in the middle of a otherwise largely empty space. There is a very low traditional Japanese table with pillows to sit on, but no desk. The bathroom I had was clean, but well... in need of updating. The room is not well insulated and definitely gets cold quickly in early December, without the heating on full blast. There was separate sitting area as a part of the suite, with faded and time discolored couches and chairs. With some investment, this place could be great."