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Nagasaki has the most varied history of any city in Japan and is now a busy and modern city but its unfortunate past as the second atomic bomb target obscures its early European settlers history and subsequent importance. Still very much an international city and visitors can enjoy the city and surrounding areas with this hotel as a convenient access base. (0907CS) The building is a high-rise 10-storey modern building. The hotel is located in the heart of Nagasaki city, twenty minutes walk or five minutes by taxi from JR Nagasaki station. The nearest tram station is just a minute walk and a few walk famous China town from hotel. The bus terminal for public airport transfer is opposite to the hotel, It is approximately forty minutes drive from Nagasaki Airport to Bus terminal.
Check-in Time:
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Guest Rooms:The rooms of the hotel are medium in size and are simply decorated in Bright tones and good equipped with mini bar, internet access, air-conditioning, writing desk. Bathroom is good condition.Rooms:
Guest Rooms:The rooms of the hotel are medium in size and are simply decorated in Bright tones and good equipped with mini bar, internet access, air-conditioning, writing desk. Bathroom is good condition.Area
Nagasaki, Japan.
Dining
RestaurantHotel offers two restaurants. The Japanese restaurant on second floor Is serving authentic Japanese cuisine and Caf? restaurant on ground floor is Serving western menu. Breakfast of buffet style is served the restaurant on the second floor.
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