Fujiwara Ryokan

Location is good, not far from tram station (a bit walking uphill, though). Room is comfy, practical size for a group traveller. Mr. Fujimori san is super nice. Though he doesn't speak fluent English, he tried to explain things. When we arrived, we found him sit in front of the hotel (as if he's waiting for us). Then he led us up to the reception and managed to get our luggage upstairs (as we left for a day tour in the city). One thing to mention about him is that he wrote to me one day before the check-in date asking if I still come or not and few days after check-out he wrote again asking if I arrived home safely. This is so touching :)

No elevator. If you have big luggage, it might be a bit inconvenient. Boiled water stops at 11:30 pm. If you plan to stay up late at night, shower must be in the next morning.

Nice place, like home, very Japanese home stay experience Host is very nice!

not very near station, but it's quiet place, so it's acceptable! if carrying luggages, be prepared for the steps to the room.

Excellent everything. Good service and friendly. It feel likes my home.

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Fujiwara Ryokan is about 4 minutes walking from the closest streetcar stop and 10 minutes from Nagasaki station. I booked without breakfast and had two different japanese style rooms with shared bathroom and toilet. Both rooms were in very good condition, very clean and spacious with a porch separated by sliding doors where one can hang clothes and store luggage. But most of all I cannot praise enough the hospitality and friendliness of the people that own and run that place. They have made me feel most welcome and at home.