Top Hotels Near Onyoku Museum in Saikai from NZ$101

"Close to train station and shopping area"

"Location was great! It was a little dated compared to other hotels we stayed in but the location more than made up for it. We did not have much of a view grom our room but itvlooks like there is potential for rooms with great views! I would stay here again, i just wish it was slightly upgraded and i wish it had an onsen."

"I like this hotel very much "

"Ultra modern with excellent views of the bay and the city. To get to the hotel, you enter the ground floor of the building and take the elevator to the seventh floor for the lobby and reception. The first person to greet your arrival is Hashimoto, who instantly makes you feel like a valued customer or, maybe, a warmly received family member. What a pleasant introduction to this hotel. And, throughout our four-day stay, he seemed to always be on the ground level, greeting, opening car doors, and generally making one feel good. We loved the available lighting choices in our room, the automatic opening and soft closing of all the doors, the size of our closet, and the comfort of the bed. Each morning was a delicious breakfast with great views. This hotel is an excellent choice while visiting Nagasaki. As you exit the train station, turn to your right, and, Voila, there it is!"

"Fair large size room in Japan. Shower is superb. More western style. Need 5-10 walk to the park, a bit further than other hotels"

"We enjoyed our 2 night stay. The large bath has some issues with being clean...maybe it is just old. Breakfast has a lot of choices, but half is Japanese style. The room was comfortable."

"Perfect "

"Great location to spend a day at Huis Ten Bosch; Natural onsen and great views from bar made this weekend trip well worth the drive."

"Stayed here for 2 nights in Feb 2026. We booked an accessible twin room but it was definitely not considered accessible by ADA standards. Hotel is quite dated and run down. Staff (Willey) at the reception on check in was not very personable/customer service oriented. I'm not sure if it was a language barrier as the staff barely know any English. He was also very timid and spoke so softly I could barely hear him. Also, be warned that there is a mandatory "onsen" fee of ¥150 per person, per night. This must be paid regardless of if you use the onsen. I found this rather to be a cash grab since it should only be charged to guests who actually use the onsen. We ended up with a gigantic room by Japanese standards. There were only two single size beds (twin) but a huge tatami area with 2 futons that you could set up which is perfect for toddlers/kids area. The bathroom was very small though. I feel like they should have given the bathroom a bit more space and the room less space to balance it out. Our bathroom was so old that there was not dedicated faucet for the bathtub/shower. The water for bathing/showering is run from the sink so you have to switch a lever to get the water to go from the sink to the tub. It was also leaky. The room was relatively clean but I think the age of the hotel really shows. Interesting thing is there is a goat on the property just outside the main entrance. You can feed it in the morning. "