Nagasaki Hotel Seifu
8.0
Excellent(1538 reviews)
523 Otorimachi, Nagasaki, 852-8005, Japan
+81 50-3852-4414
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Hotel Description
Seifu Hotel Nagasaki
Nagasaki Hotel Seifu, located at 523 Otorimachi, Nagasaki, 852-8005, Japan, offers a delightful retreat just 1 km from the nearest tram stop and 3 km from the stunning Mount Inasa. The hotel is also conveniently positioned 4 km away from the serene Nagasaki Peace Park, allowing guests easy access to nature and historical sites. With a casual ambiance, this hotel features a design that reflects modern Japanese aesthetics while ensuring comfort and relaxation for all its guests.
The hotel’s relaxed rooms are designed with the utmost care to enhance your stay, offering amenities such as flat-screen TVs, minifridges, and teamaking facilities. Some rooms are uniquely furnished with traditional tatami mats and chabudai dining tables, creating an authentic Japanese experience. For guests seeking more space and comfort, upgraded quarters are available, complete with separate living rooms.
One of the hotel’s standout amenities is its informal restaurant that boasts stunning views of the city. Guests have consistently praised the culinary offerings, which include a delightful breakfast buffet that caters to various tastes. The dining experience is complemented by the warm atmosphere of the restaurant, where patrons can enjoy their meals while taking in the beautiful city skyline.
Guests at Nagasaki Hotel Seifu can also indulge in a variety of recreational facilities, including a gender-segregated communal bathhouse featuring open-air bathing and natural spring water. For those looking to unwind, the sauna and table tennis facilities offer additional options for relaxation and entertainment.
Transportation and accessibility are a breeze from this hotel, with Nagasaki Airport located about 52 minutes away by taxi and approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes via public transit. Other nearby transport options include Nagasaki Station, just an 8-minute taxi ride or a 27-minute walk away, and several local tram stops within walking distance. This convenient location allows guests to easily explore the surrounding areas and attractions without hassle.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure a safe and secure environment for all guests. Enhanced cleaning protocols are followed, with an emphasis on high-touch surfaces and communal areas. This commitment to guest safety ensures a worry-free stay for all visitors.
When it comes to activities, Nagasaki Hotel Seifu is ideally situated to offer guests a wealth of cultural experiences and attractions. Guests can explore Glover Garden, a serene open-air museum that showcases landscaped gardens and historic Western-style mansions, located just 16 minutes from the hotel. Inasa-yama Park, reachable in about 7 minutes, offers stunning city views accessible by cable car, along with a playground for families.
Other notable nearby sights include the iconic Ōura Cathedral, which features exquisite stained glass and sculptures and is just a 16-minute journey from the hotel. The historical Peace Park Nagasaki, dedicated to the memory of those lost during the atomic bombing, is a short 11-minute drive away. Lastly, the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, filled with poignant artifacts and exhibits, is also 11 minutes from the hotel, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Dining options surrounding the hotel are equally enticing, with several renowned restaurants nearby. Monochrome Restaurant is just a minute away by taxi, offering a diverse menu that caters to various tastes. Lotus Restaurant is another excellent choice, located just 2 minutes from the hotel, known for its flavorful dishes. For those craving French cuisine, Restaurant Forest, also 2 minutes away, presents an elegant dining experience. Akizuki, a traditional Kaiseki restaurant, is only a 3-minute drive from the hotel, offering a taste of Japan’s rich culinary heritage. Finally, The House of 1995, a Western-style restaurant located just 2 minutes away, provides a relaxed atmosphere perfect for casual dining.
In conclusion, Nagasaki Hotel Seifu invites guests to experience its charming offerings, warm hospitality, and convenient location. With a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm, it serves as the perfect base for exploring the beautiful city of Nagasaki and immersing oneself in the rich culture and history of the area.
The hotel’s relaxed rooms are designed with the utmost care to enhance your stay, offering amenities such as flat-screen TVs, minifridges, and teamaking facilities. Some rooms are uniquely furnished with traditional tatami mats and chabudai dining tables, creating an authentic Japanese experience. For guests seeking more space and comfort, upgraded quarters are available, complete with separate living rooms.
One of the hotel’s standout amenities is its informal restaurant that boasts stunning views of the city. Guests have consistently praised the culinary offerings, which include a delightful breakfast buffet that caters to various tastes. The dining experience is complemented by the warm atmosphere of the restaurant, where patrons can enjoy their meals while taking in the beautiful city skyline.
Guests at Nagasaki Hotel Seifu can also indulge in a variety of recreational facilities, including a gender-segregated communal bathhouse featuring open-air bathing and natural spring water. For those looking to unwind, the sauna and table tennis facilities offer additional options for relaxation and entertainment.
Transportation and accessibility are a breeze from this hotel, with Nagasaki Airport located about 52 minutes away by taxi and approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes via public transit. Other nearby transport options include Nagasaki Station, just an 8-minute taxi ride or a 27-minute walk away, and several local tram stops within walking distance. This convenient location allows guests to easily explore the surrounding areas and attractions without hassle.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure a safe and secure environment for all guests. Enhanced cleaning protocols are followed, with an emphasis on high-touch surfaces and communal areas. This commitment to guest safety ensures a worry-free stay for all visitors.
When it comes to activities, Nagasaki Hotel Seifu is ideally situated to offer guests a wealth of cultural experiences and attractions. Guests can explore Glover Garden, a serene open-air museum that showcases landscaped gardens and historic Western-style mansions, located just 16 minutes from the hotel. Inasa-yama Park, reachable in about 7 minutes, offers stunning city views accessible by cable car, along with a playground for families.
Other notable nearby sights include the iconic Ōura Cathedral, which features exquisite stained glass and sculptures and is just a 16-minute journey from the hotel. The historical Peace Park Nagasaki, dedicated to the memory of those lost during the atomic bombing, is a short 11-minute drive away. Lastly, the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, filled with poignant artifacts and exhibits, is also 11 minutes from the hotel, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Dining options surrounding the hotel are equally enticing, with several renowned restaurants nearby. Monochrome Restaurant is just a minute away by taxi, offering a diverse menu that caters to various tastes. Lotus Restaurant is another excellent choice, located just 2 minutes from the hotel, known for its flavorful dishes. For those craving French cuisine, Restaurant Forest, also 2 minutes away, presents an elegant dining experience. Akizuki, a traditional Kaiseki restaurant, is only a 3-minute drive from the hotel, offering a taste of Japan’s rich culinary heritage. Finally, The House of 1995, a Western-style restaurant located just 2 minutes away, provides a relaxed atmosphere perfect for casual dining.
In conclusion, Nagasaki Hotel Seifu invites guests to experience its charming offerings, warm hospitality, and convenient location. With a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm, it serves as the perfect base for exploring the beautiful city of Nagasaki and immersing oneself in the rich culture and history of the area.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Complimentary parking for guests staying at the hotel
2. Informal restaurant with beautiful city views
3. Gender-segregated communal bathhouse featuring natural spring water
4. Easily accessible public transportation options nearby
5. Breakfast buffet offering diverse culinary choices
6. Sauna and table tennis facilities for guest enjoyment
7. Proximity to popular attractions like Mount Inasa and Peace Park
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Glover Garden
16 min
Inasa-yama Park7 min
Ōura Cathedral16 min
Peace Park Nagasaki11 min
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum11 min
Nearest locations
monochrome Restaurant
1 min
Lotus Restaurant2 min
Restaurant Forest2 min
The House Of 19952 min
Akizuki3 min
Fukukairou8 min
Grill Restaurant Bulls kitchen AMU Nagasaki9 min
HARBELLA9 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Nagasaki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 52 min |
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Location
523 Otorimachi, Nagasaki, 852-8005, Japan
Airports:
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 52 min
Transit: 1 hr 10 min
Amakusa Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 52 min
Transit: 3 hr 44 min
Fukue Airport (Gotō Tsubaki Airport)
Taxi: 2 hr 8 min
Transit: 3 hr 52 min
Kumamoto Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 48 min
Transit: 3 hr 58 min
Saga Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 59 min
Transit: 2 hr 4 min
Transit:
Nagasaki Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 27 min
Nagasakiminato Terminal
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 38 min
Mizunourakobu
Walking: 2 min
Asahishogakkoiriguchi
Walking: 8 min
Maruochugakkoiriguchi
Walking: 2 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
This casual hotel is 1 km from the nearest tram stop, 3 km from Mount Inasa and 4 km from Nagasaki Peace Park.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Table tennis
Karaoke
Services
Front desk
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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7.8
398 reviews
Wonderful
140
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160
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42
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21
町田アレックス
3/5
2024 revisit:I visit it every year, but is the movement to reduce costs even faster? There is a noticeable decline in service.Even the spectacular location of Nagasaki at night seemed to be fading as the number of electricity outlets decreased.Daytime, dusk and night views.Previous posts:The impression was completely different from when I visited a year ago.In particular, I feel that the quality of the food has dropped considerably. Business may be tough due to the coronavirus pandemic, but is it the right thing to do to reduce the quality of service? I have doubts. It was one of my favorite facilities in Oedo Onsen, but it seems to have fallen to the same level as other facilities. In addition, I was informed that there would be a time when I would not be able to take a bath because there would be students on a school trip just before the trip. It was disappointing in many ways.
Samantha Yu
5/5
Onsen marvellous!
Room 5
Service 5
Location3
Frank Stutzman
2/5
This hotel has a beautiful view. The outdoor Onsen was awesome as well. The public areas are nice and clean and are updated to give you that Onsen vibe. The room, the upper floors/hallways to the rooms are very tired and appeared to be decorated in the 70’s. We had a Japanese style room, it was clean, but again very tired and old. One of the chairs had a hole in the fabric. The faucet in the shower room is so old that it had a pin hole leak in it. Again, probably from the 70’s. There is no lounge area that serves drinks, there is a store inside the lobby that you can buy water, soft drinks, beer, and snacks. You receive one towel in the room that is to be used for the Onsen and when you bathe in the room. They give you a robe for the Onsen, there is not a way to tie it around your waist. The restaurant is tightly controlled, and you are allowed to drink alcoholic beverages that are included in your drink plan… if you purchased it for one hour with dinner. The staff, very nice and accommodating. With the availability of WiFi these days, I was very surprised that it is only available on the 3rd floor. I probably would not return or recommend this Onsen/Hotel because even some basic amenities were very sparse or not available at all.
lingfeng yang
5/5
This stay was a great experience.There was a hotel staff member who touched me very much: We arrived at the hotel in the afternoon and it was raining heavily outside. This staff member called a taxi for us. Because the capacity was insufficient, he even took us to the bus station himself. After arriving at the station, the staff member He did not leave, but waited beside us to accompany us as we waited for the bus. I saw that the rain had already wet his face. During the dinner later, I saw him helping to clear the tableware again. He worked very seriously and enthusiastically. We are very grateful to this staff member for helping us and letting us experience the feeling of being taken seriously. I wish this staff member all the best and good health in the future.
橋爪央幸
3/5
Spring quality is metasilicic acid (hypotonic, neutral, cold mineral spring)Fees are urgent! 8,400 yen for 1 night and 2 meals buffet plan
あ
5/5
Overall, this is a recommended hotel.It's hard to hide how old it is, but it's well kept and the staff provide excellent service. I guess it's a remnant of the former high-class hotel. You only see Japanese staff, so it's different from business hotels in urban areas.You can get your impressions by looking at other reviews, but if I had to say one thing, it would be the parking lot and the dinner buffet.If you arrive late, you will be directed to the second and third parking lots further away. For dinner, there are less than 10 seats for four people with a view from the window, so if you are asked for a time, it is better to choose 5:30 pm. It's best to go early, get a window seat, and relax until nightfall.Even though it was simple, I was able to celebrate my family's birthday by lending them a set.The scenery is nice too✨
Caren Huang
4/5
There is a free shuttle bus to and from Nagasaki Station. The pick-up location is between the Hilton Hotel and the west exit of Nagasaki Station. It is easy to find!The room has a good view but there is no internet. Only the lobby on the 3rd floor has internet available!The texture of the breakfast buffet is better than that of dinnerThe tatami in the Japanese-style room has been updated and is quite clean, but the bathroom floor tiles are super old and the bathroom pipes smell very bad. You have to flush them constantly to dilute the smell! This is the most flawless part!By the way, this time I used the direct-cut discount plan to stay at 16,800 yen/2 people. It’s so cheap and there’s nothing to complain about😅
陳大明
5/5
The room is a bit old. The view of the open-air hot spring on the 11th floor is great. The food supply is diverse and delicious.
名前無し
1/5
Even after I turned it off, the air conditioner mysteriously came on again and the noise was so loud that I had trouble sleeping. It cost me 500 yen to call to reserve the shuttle bus. You need a phone to use the service, so when you call, there's no one answering, and as a result, you're being charged for the whole time, and as a result, the charge for just one call is about 500 yen...In addition to the inconvenience of not being able to make reservations on the site these days, when you call, you can't book a room. I heard voice guidance coming from the site over and over...When men go out to see the night view, it is impossible for men to see the night view from the open-air bath. In the dinner buffet, once the items that seem to be expensive, such as amberjack, are gone, they won't be available again. Even if there was, the sashimi would be extremely small to begin with...Even if a seat with a night view was available, they wouldn't clean it up at all, and even if I asked if it was available, they'd refuse. When we arrived, we were suddenly told that we could only eat dinner after 7pm, and in fact, if we went a little before 7pm, we would be left empty...They probably didn't think about the fact that the guests had already made plans to see the night view. I wonder if the Oedo series is cheap or bad.
LAHAINA 7110
5/5
The view from the room and the night view from the rooftop open-air bath are both satisfying.The food at the restaurant is also delicious.
Y K
3/5
Previously, it was all-you-can-eat grilled meat, but for some reason it was steamed in a bamboo steamer? With the introduction of all-you-can-eat options, the quality of the food has dropped considerably. I guess it can't be helped to cut costs, but considering that the quality of the food has gone down and the cost of lodging has gone down a bit, I don't think I'll have much choice going forward.
まちゃまちゃ
5/5
The night view is beautiful, and the view of Nagasaki city from the open-air bath on the top floor is spectacular. There is also a wide variety of dishes.
冨永剛司
5/5
The best open-air bath
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
hyunwook Gim
2/5
outdatedWi-Fi is not available in the room. That's the reason for the 2 stars. I think I'll set it up someday, but what are you waiting for? I guess I'll put it on anyway. It's like looking at a typical Japan from 15 years ago. Smartphone replenishment. Electric cars are becoming obsolete.
Spx C
4/5
The hot tub area has amazing view which overlook the city and harbor, dinner and breakfast are decent but one downside is that they have very short time limit and will rush you out of the restaurant when time is up
Room 4
Service 3
Location4
Tony Stark
5/5
Lemon steak bariuma😋
Room 3
Service 5
Location4
and_you F.
5/5
This hotel was originally a long-established and prestigious hotel, but now it seems like it has become Oedo Onsen Monogatari!Anyway, the most recommended thing about this hotel is the customer service of the staff.It's perfect, in fact, all the staff provide a wonderful and comfortable space that is so perfect ☺️Not only the front desk staff, but also the bathrooms, dining halls, room cleaning, bus operation, etc. The staff everywhere is perfect 👏Also, this time I happened to get a room on the 10th floor, so I was looking forward to the view, and it exceeded my expectations✨You can see the entire cityscape of Nagasaki! !The food was very delicious, and the bath was a perfect size so I was able to spend a relaxing time.I'll visit you again 😊
M T.
4/5
I could see a beautiful night view from my room. The buffet style food was also delicious.
三宅たけあき
1/5
We stayed at the end of July. In conclusion, this is an inn that discriminates between men and women.The hotel is located halfway up Mt. Inasa where you can enjoy the night view of Nagasaki, and its main attraction is the infinity open-air bath on the 11th floor, but as other people have said, they don't let men see it. . This is because there is a time-based rotation system, and men are kicked out by 7 o'clock. Perhaps it was because there were so many negative comments (of course) that there was a pop-up in front of the elevator that said, ``Not only the night view, but also the sunrise.'' (Maybe men can enjoy that, so it's okay? That's not possible.) That really pisses me off (lol)Of course, there were only three types of yukata provided at the hotel for men, and nine types for women.This is an impossible hotel that so blatantly treats men unfairly and gives preferential treatment to women.I think this is a hotel where many people go on family trips, but I wonder why fathers who usually work hard for their families and husbands who pay for their families are treated so cruelly when they go on family trips several times a year. Is that so?The lemon steak I had for dinner was really delicious, and there were other things I was dissatisfied with (such as the lack of Wi-Fi in the room), but what I hated the most was this discrimination.Men should try their best to write reviews. It was clear that the idea that ``it's women who write reviews, so we should just be careful about them'' was completely out of place. This is a really unacceptable hotel.
Tetsuo SAITO
5/5
We used it for two nights as a base for a trip to Gunkanjima. The highlight is the infinity pool-style open-air bath on the 11th floor, and the luxury of soaking in a hot spring while looking out at the spectacular view from Mt. Inasa is probably the highlight of this hotel. The room was a 12 tatami Japanese style room, and although the building felt a little old, the tatami mats were clean and the cleaning was fine, so I had a comfortable stay. The night view of Nagasaki from the room was also amazing. Meals are buffet-style for breakfast and dinner, so you can eat whatever you want without being pretentious, so I think it's a great place to relax and have fun with family and friends. There was a wide variety of food and the flavors were equally delicious. Since there is no place to go to eat nearby, this hotel is recommended for those who want to relax at night. My child forgot his hat when checking out, but they kindly answered the phone and immediately sent it to us, cash on delivery. I was happy with the thoughtfulness with which the laundry was done. It was a good stay.