Enzo Ikeda
5.2
Good(10 reviews)
+1
Hotel Description
Enzo Ikeda offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Nagasaki, Japan, located just a short distance from key landmarks and attractions. This inviting hotel is nestled in a serene neighborhood with convenient access to both the local culture and nature. Guests can enjoy the scenic views of Omura Park, just 10 minutes away by taxi, or explore the historic Peace Park Nagasaki, a 34-minute drive from the hotel. The renowned Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, which serves as a poignant reminder of history, is only a 35-minute drive. The hotel's design is modern yet warm, offering a welcoming ambiance that complements the natural beauty surrounding it.
Rooms at Enzo Ikeda are spacious, ensuring comfort and relaxation throughout your stay. Each room is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities, perfect for both leisure and business travelers. Guests can enjoy well-appointed spaces with free high-speed internet, ensuring seamless connectivity. For those who prefer self-catering, some rooms come equipped with fully functional kitchenettes.
The hotel’s proximity to transportation options ensures easy access to major airports, with Nagasaki Airport just 14 minutes away by taxi. Fukuoka Airport, although a bit further, is also within reach, with a travel time of approximately 89 minutes by car.
Guests at Enzo Ikeda will appreciate the hotel’s commitment to health and safety, including enhanced cleaning procedures and secure facilities. Whether you're exploring the area's cultural sights, enjoying a quiet evening in your room, or dining at one of the nearby restaurants, Enzo Ikeda is the ideal base for your visit to Nagasaki.
Popular attractions such as the serene Glass Sand Beach and Morizono Park are also nearby, offering guests plenty of opportunities for relaxation and outdoor exploration.
The hotel is also surrounded by an array of dining options, from casual izakayas like 和処 はや志 to the fresh sushi at Nagase, all within a few minutes’ drive. A visit to Enzo Ikeda promises a memorable stay with modern comfort, convenient access to the best of Nagasaki, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Rooms at Enzo Ikeda are spacious, ensuring comfort and relaxation throughout your stay. Each room is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities, perfect for both leisure and business travelers. Guests can enjoy well-appointed spaces with free high-speed internet, ensuring seamless connectivity. For those who prefer self-catering, some rooms come equipped with fully functional kitchenettes.
The hotel’s proximity to transportation options ensures easy access to major airports, with Nagasaki Airport just 14 minutes away by taxi. Fukuoka Airport, although a bit further, is also within reach, with a travel time of approximately 89 minutes by car.
Guests at Enzo Ikeda will appreciate the hotel’s commitment to health and safety, including enhanced cleaning procedures and secure facilities. Whether you're exploring the area's cultural sights, enjoying a quiet evening in your room, or dining at one of the nearby restaurants, Enzo Ikeda is the ideal base for your visit to Nagasaki.
Popular attractions such as the serene Glass Sand Beach and Morizono Park are also nearby, offering guests plenty of opportunities for relaxation and outdoor exploration.
The hotel is also surrounded by an array of dining options, from casual izakayas like 和処 はや志 to the fresh sushi at Nagase, all within a few minutes’ drive. A visit to Enzo Ikeda promises a memorable stay with modern comfort, convenient access to the best of Nagasaki, and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 8 min drive to Morizono Park
2. 89 min drive to Fukuoka Airport
3. Close proximity to Omura Park (10 min drive)
4. Accessible to Nagasaki Airport in 14 min by taxi
5. Nearby historical sites including the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (35 min drive)
6. Quick access to local restaurants like Nagase Sushi and 和処 はや志 Izakaya
7. Health and safety measures in place for guest security
8. Modern rooms with high-speed internet and kitchenettes
9. Close to natural attractions such as Glass Sand Beach and Peace Park Nagasaki
10. A serene and welcoming atmosphere with easy transportation access
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Omura Park
10 min
Peace Park Nagasaki34 min
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum35 min
Glass sand beach9 min
Morizono Park8 min
Nearest locations
和処 はや志
1 min
はたや1 min
Kuruto1 min
Nagase2 min
レストランいとう3 min
Papermoon3 min
紙月夢兎3 min
Coco's4 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Nagasaki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 14 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$83
$83
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Location
Airports:
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 14 min
Transit: 27 min
Fukuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 2 hr 57 min
Kumamoto Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 14 min
Transit: 4 hr 11 min
Transit:
池田新町
Walking: 2 min
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 5 min
下池田
Walking: 2 min
Suwa Station
Walking: 9 min
Shin-Omura Station
Taxi: 4 min
Walking: 18 min
Nearby locations
7.0
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Reviews
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David Lanecki
3/5
The room is large and can sleep up to 4. Unfortunately, the room also seems very empty due to the minimal furniture.It's good for staying overnight, but it doesn't invite you to linger in the room.I can't say much about the bus and train connections, you should check beforehand. We were there by car because we wanted to go to Nagasaki. Reachable within an hour by car.It would be nicer if it were cheaper.
Traveler
1/5
I wouldn't stay here again by choice.The check-in process is troublesome.There are basically no amenities. The TV is tiny. It says no cooking but there is a range hood. There were only 2 pillows and 2 blankets for 4 beds. You can hear everything outside. The cars were keeping us awake. Parking is an additional 500円 per car per day. There were 3 towels and you're charged 500円 per towel (one towel is for the ground so you don't get it wet) plus you're expected to wash the towels. Using the washing machine is an extra 500円. There was a hair on our toilet. It looks nice and looks new but so many things are wrong that I would never come here again.Oh and there is bacially no security or safety system in place. I was nervous if someone would wonder in causing trouble.I guess if you want to check into a hotel and not have to deal with a real person or checking process this would be ideal.
岡田博正
1/5
If there is a possibility that your stay will be canceled, you should definitely avoid it.When I checked in on Sunday, I told them that I wanted to cancel for Thursday and Friday, but the hotel staff ended up charging me 100% even though I wasn't staying there.Even though it was not canceled the day before or on the day,Even if you make a reservation (for example, one month) and request to change the dates after checking in, it seems that you will not be able to stay for the period you reserved.① Even though I did inform the accommodation of my cancellation before check-in, I was told that there was no record of my cancellation.②Since we issue a room code, for security reasons, you may be told that you have to stay for the period for which it was issued.I didn't understand what you meant.Since the email is sent out, there is a history, and if you have a PIN, you can easily change it, so if you know in advance how long you won't be using it, it would be better to cancel and find another guest. I thought so.I made a reservation on Jalan and stayed there.Jalan responded appropriately.Cancellation policy is 50% from 30 days in advance.Maybe it's the owner of the accommodation, but the person's response is definitely the worst.
004 EJ (あいぼりーて)
3/5
If you're seeing it for the first time, you might be confused until you get to the room.First, the outside entrance is unlocked, so you can just enter the building. Once you enter, head to the room number you received via email.The activation key and number input are on the doorknob, so don't ring the intercom. If you play it, it will be recorded without permission, so don't forget to turn it off if you do. (There were recordings left by quite a few people)
奥和久
1/5
Although the building was new, it did not have all the necessary equipment. Slippers, toothbrushes, small towels, etc. The service is not good considering the price of the stay.
T K
4/5
I stayed for 2 nights for business purposes, and it was better than I expected. There are often no vacancies at the hotel, so I would like to use it again if it is available.Good points·beautifulIt was so clean and new that it had the smell of a newly built building.·washing machineThere was also detergent (for indoor drying). It was nice to have a place to dry clothes indoors.・Bed can be movedI was really happy. I was able to sleep in two of them side by side.Bad points・Smell of cigarettesI think there's some bad guy who smoked in the bathroom. I couldn't get rid of the smell...but it's fine for people who don't mind it.・No small towelsThere was only a bath towel and no towels to dry my hands or wash my body. It was especially difficult to wash my body...・Shampoo + body soapIt was an integrated type...If possible, I would like to have separate ones...・There is no microwaveThis is a slightly extravagant request, but if you're staying for a medium term, it's painful not being able to eat warm food in your room.・There are no chopsticksThere were two cups and two plates, but no chopsticks or spoons.
정지훈
5/5
The owner is very kind!! I told him that I would check out 2 hours late, but he said it was okay and told me to buy lunch... The people in Nagasaki are so kind... The inside of the accommodation is also very clean, tidy, and spacious!! There is also a parking lot, so I rented it for a trip. I think this is the best place to stay!
MIKI
1/5
It's the worst! This is an inn you should never stay at.First of all, there is no communication between customer service emails. I made a reservation but was told that it couldn't be done, so I only made excuses. Then, I extended my stay due to a direct hit from the typhoon, but on the day of the direct hit, I was asked to check out in the morning. I told them that it was dangerous because it was a direct hit, so I was unable to extend my stay. I was speechless about the customer service. It became Omura, a place I would never want to go to again if it wasn't for work, and I have fond memories of it.This is definitely a place you shouldn't stay at. I don't think I'm Japanese. That customer service.I would be even more surprised if he were Japanese.Anyway, I don't want to remember or have anything to do with it ever again.