Sukawa Kanko Hotel
5.6
Good(73 reviews)
Sukawa-1100-38 Nishiariecho, Minamishimabara, Nagasaki 859-2212, Japan
+81 957-82-3967
+5
Hotel Description
Sukawa Kanko Hotel, located at Sukawa-1100-38 Nishiariecho, Minamishimabara, Nagasaki 859-2212, Japan, offers a peaceful and inviting atmosphere for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. Situated in the beautiful Shimabara Peninsula, this charming hotel offers easy access to nearby attractions such as the active Mount Unzen and Shimabara Castle, known for its scenic gardens and historical significance. Guests can unwind in the hotel's natural onsen, enjoying the soothing properties of the volcanic hot springs, or take advantage of the public bath available for a traditional Japanese experience. The rooms provide essential amenities, including air conditioning and Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable stay throughout. The hotel does not feature fitness centers or spas but provides a relaxing environment ideal for visitors looking to explore the outdoors. For food lovers, Sukawa Kanko Hotel is surrounded by a variety of dining options, from Japanese izakayas like Tatsumi and ひでまる to the renowned hamburger restaurant Big Mama, all within a few minutes' taxi ride. Transportation is convenient, with nearby walking access to various local points and quick access to Nagasaki and Amakusa Airports. With health and safety measures in place to ensure guest well-being, Sukawa Kanko Hotel guarantees a memorable stay. Whether you are looking to visit cultural sites, enjoy hiking trails, or simply relax in a serene setting, Sukawa Kanko Hotel offers a welcoming base for your travels.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Natural onsen for relaxation
2. Public bath offering traditional Japanese experience
3. Air conditioning for comfort in all rooms
4. Free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel
5. Convenient access to Shimabara Peninsula and Mount Unzen
6. Nearby Japanese izakayas and restaurants for diverse dining options
7. Close proximity to historical attractions like Shimabara Castle
8. Easily accessible public transport and walking distances to key spots
9. No pets allowed, ensuring a peaceful environment
10. Parking available for guests traveling by car
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Shimabara Peninsula
17 min
Mount Unzen33 min
Shimabara Castle33 min
Obama Onsen31 min
Harajō Castle Ruins11 min
Nearest locations
Big Mama
2 min
ひでまる2 min
Tairyo2 min
和右衛門2 min
天神閣2 min
創作料理優花3 min
Jingoro Sushi3 min
新板屋4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Nagasaki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 29 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$72
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Location
Sukawa-1100-38 Nishiariecho, Minamishimabara, Nagasaki 859-2212, Japan
Airports:
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 3 hr 3 min
Amakusa Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 30 min
Kumamoto Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 8 min
Transit: 4 hr 17 min
Saga Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 31 min
Transit: 5 hr 7 min
Transit:
引無田
Walking: 1 min
翔南高校前
Walking: 8 min
須川港
Walking: 8 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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5.2
28 reviews
Wonderful
3
Excellent
3
Good
11
Below Average
2
Not Good
9
師走の旅人
5/5
I used it for touring.Although it is different from what you would expect from the name of a tourist hotel, the bathroom in the room was large and there was a large public bath, so I was able to fully heal from the fatigue of my travels.The famous hand-stretched somen noodles are also sold at the counter.There were also Marukyo and Doramori near the accommodation, so it was very convenient.I plan to use it again when I return to Shimabara 😆
よしだえなみ
1/5
Other people have also writtenTo put it bluntly, it has a retro feel.On the downside, it's old and poorly maintained.Due to my last-minute schedule, this was the only nearby hotel I could make a reservation for, so I stayed there.This is a hotel that has been around for a long time, and I think that there are various circumstances such as management that have led to the current situation.However, I don't think I will visit again unless I have no other choice like this time.
皆のアイドルポテト
1/5
Two years ago, when I was working outside of the company, I went on a business trip and stayed at an inn selected by the company about three months before New Year's with a subcontractor and another subcontractor, but the food was grilled fish. The cod was spicy with too much salt, and to put it bluntly, it was bad food, and since we're in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic, I asked him to call me, but the old man who was staying there didn't listen to me. The food tasted bad, so I threw up at the person in front of me, but there was a panel in the middle, so no harm was done. Also, the old man who was doing it on his own said that the old man and his father and son, who had only come to take a bath at around 5pm, had poured water in the bath, so when they went in later, The water in the bath was lukewarm, so I had to turn the water on while I was in the room. I quit that job, so I won't be staying overnight.
H A
5/5
The food and service were greatI want to go again
devil
1/5
Yes, I have no objection to other people's reviews.〇Cooking: I used it in February, but the only warm things I have are rice, miso soup, and a heated sukiyaki-style pot. Other than that, it's not ``cold'' but ``chilled'' in advance, but it's more than cold...it's the same with breakfast, and you can eat cold dishes.〇 Bath: A substitute for the bath for local old men? There are more people using this service than hotel guests. There were probably two bathtubs, but one was completely buried.〇Room: The floor is missing, the tatami mats are bumpy, and it flops when you walk on it.〇Front: The impact here is the strongest. It's full of things I don't know what they are.Inside the building: Accommodation rooms were on the third floor, and the hall for banquets was on the second floor. And, although it was probably a cost-cutting measure, there was no electricity in the hallway on the second floor. When you take a bath, go to dinner, etc., move while looking at this darkness from the stairway area where the lights are on. It was quite scary. Isn't there something standing at the end of the hallway? You can enjoy the thrill. I thought about taking a picture to talk about it, but I didn't want to take a picture of something weird, so I decided against it.
静岡のイッちゃん
4/5
I stayed here during summer vacation.I'm glad I got to know the landlady😊If I had to say it, I think the pillows in the room were hard 😅If you do, you'll lose your neck 😅
ms G
3/5
Equivalent to accommodation fee.
Room 2
Service 3
Location2
Thomas Jason Charles
3/5
Since my check-in time was late, I only washed my body without knowing that the public bath could only be used until 9pm.There's a sink in the back of the room, so I wonder if I can wash my face...Overall, it has a strong Showa feel,Perhaps because it is a wooden building, the footsteps in the hallway and the sound of the door are very loud and irritating.
mofpa
1/5
I'm sorry...I don't really want to write about the inn I stayed at, but it was really painful, so I'll write about it.G, the creature I most want to see in my life, has appeared.That alone is 1 star...
fukushio
3/5
I used it for mountain climbing on a business trip from Hokkaido. It was a big help as all the places were fully booked on weekends. I was worried based on the reviews, but the other guests were relatively noisy so I was able to sleep soundly. However, male voices can be heard. The hot spring is a little lukewarm. My skin feels like it's 38 degrees. There were reviews that the dinner was delicious. I wanted to eat it. Breakfast from 7am was very delicious. If I wasn't climbing, I would eat a lot. In the morning, I had a good view of Mt. Unzen Fugendake, which I will be climbing today from the corridor side. Finally, it is undeniable that it is old. There is no washlet in the guest room toilet.
tana tsuu
1/5
If you're going to stay in a place like this, it's better to stay at another proper hotel, even if it's far away.I've written that it has a Showa feel and is quaint, but what I can say clearly is that I definitely don't want to go there❗.Even though it was the first bath, there was hair and dirt floating on the surface of the bath, and even if you scooped it out with a bucket, it was still thick. Not washed.There was someone's hair left on the towels in the room, and the food...I didn't want to eat it at all. Convenience stores are safe. You won't have to go hungry.
馬場幸晴
1/5
Not good enough
Room 1
Service 1
Location1
エブリワン海老名
2/5
I used it for one night and two days.First of all, I was surprised at how old the building looked from the outside.Then I was surprised by the front desk and wondered if this was the back door!? I wandered around.(The front desk was crammed with unorganized documents and things, and even when I received an A4 sheet of paper, there was no space to write on it.)After about 5 minutes, a staff member handed me a pair of red slippers, but both the shoe rack and the slippers were rotten and pitiful.My companion who came with me was at a loss for words at the terrible situation at the front desk.The room is as shown in the photo.The door to the room leaks so you can hear all the voices. You will always know when someone else is coming and going from your room.There is only one key to the room, no spare, and you can unlock it but not lock it. So you lock it from the inside, and it locks when you close the door.There was something in a cocoon on the ceiling of the room. (I tried not to look at it)The mattress has holes, probably from cigarette marks.The stains are so bad that I want the sliding doors to be replaced.There are some parts of the tatami mat that sink.The sink only has water, so I wash my face with cold water the next morning. It looked like the drain wasn't cleaned.The naked silhouette of the bath was visible from the outside. The face towel was pretty worn out and so thin that you could see through it.Dinner was good. Breakfast was a bit disappointing.
サカジョー
5/5
Stayed in Shimabara for my son's soccer game.Thank you for taking care of my son and I!Although the facility is old, the food was satisfying and the hostess was very attentive!There is a laundry with washing and drying machines.The front is a little disorganized, but it's charming (^ ^)It was my first time staying with my son.It was a really good memory!I would like to use it again!
yoshi
4/5
A hotel with a Showa atmosphere.The meat for dinner was delicious!There was no one in the large public bath, so I was able to relax as it was reserved for private use😇
YOSHIKI JAPAN
4/5
This hotel is filled with a nostalgic feeling, reminiscent of the Showa era for seaside learning and seaside activities for neighborhood associations. It's far from the road and quiet. The bathroom seems to have been reduced in size, but the extremely hot water will soothe the fatigue of your travels. Both the room and the toilet were clean. There seemed to be some long-term stayers (workers?) staying there, and we had dinner at the same time, but it was interesting to order various things from the landlady, including the seasoning of the dishes. For me, the squid sashimi came with sukiyaki-style stew, which was very delicious and left me full.
SAC三吉
3/5
The bath seemed nice.
Room 2
Service 4
Location3
takamori
3/5
A Showa-style inn that evokes a sense of travel. The facilities are old and old, but the service was friendly and I thought it was good. Breakfast is also just right 🙆 I'm happy with the little touches like coffee for adults and cocoa for kids.
mothi daifuku (げんた)
3/5
It feels like an old-fashioned inn.It reminded me of the inn I stayed at on a school trip when I was a child.You can enjoy the retro atmosphere.
コジコジ
1/5
I have stayed hundreds of nights in hotels all over the country on business trips and travels, but to be honest, this is the worst I've ever stayed.I think repeat customers probably don't have high expectations from Hana, and she's so open-minded that she doesn't care if she goes bankrupt.Specifically, it is as follows, so it is better to avoid it unless you are a crazy person who can tolerate it.room→The tatami mats are so old that you get sucked in when you walk on them, you can't see the sea even though it's close to the sea, you can only see strange factories, the futon has dust mites, and there's not even a refrigerator.toilet→There is only one shared item in 10 rooms (unisex)bath→You can only enter until 9pm, but you can't enter in the morning either.front→ Materials and junk are scattered on the shelves at the front desk, and there is hardly any space to write on even the check-in paper.dining room→ Household items and other miscellaneous items are scattered and dirty.meal→There was no hot food at night (not even soup), and the main dish was tofu bought at the supermarket, sprinkled with bonito flakes and wakegi, and no meat.hotel fee→I can live with it for about 3,000 yen, but it's actually more than double that.