Sekiso

Welcome to Sekiso, a charming hotel located at 212 Obamacho Unzen, Unzen, Nagasaki 854-0621, Japan. Nestled in the heart of a vibrant area, this hotel offers a perfect blend of comfort and cultural immersion, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Mount Unzen and its rich natural landscape. The hotel's design reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics, providing a serene and inviting atmosphere that will make your stay truly memorable.

Sekiso offers well-appointed rooms that prioritize comfort and relaxation. Each room is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities while maintaining a cozy ambiance that feels like a home away from home. Guests can enjoy air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a kid-friendly environment, ensuring a pleasant experience for families.

Among its standout features, Sekiso provides a public bath for guests to unwind after a day of exploration. While the hotel does not offer facilities like a fitness center or spa, its peaceful surroundings encourage relaxation. The hotel’s commitment to health and safety includes strict measures to ensure guest well-being, with regular cleaning and sanitization protocols in place.

Transportation is convenient, with various public transit options nearby. Nagasaki Airport is accessible by taxi in approximately one hour and nine minutes, while local walking routes lead to attractions within minutes. Guests will find themselves just a short taxi ride away from renowned sites like Mount Unzen and Unzen Jigoku, with each offering unique experiences that highlight the area's natural wonders.

Food enthusiasts will delight in the selection of dining options near Sekiso. Notable restaurants include Wachuka Kiku, Bunnoji Japanese Restaurant, and Tara Fukutei, all within a quick three-minute taxi ride. Each restaurant offers a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine, making it easy for guests to indulge in local flavors.

With so much to explore and enjoy, we warmly invite you to experience the charm and hospitality of Sekiso, where comfort meets culture, ensuring a truly enriching stay in Nagasaki.