Nagasaki Marriott Hotel

This was a great stay for us. We did a lot of online shopping and has a lot of things delivered to us before we even arrive! The staff really did a great job consolidating and managing this for us! Overall the rooms and facilities were great. Its location is also great, given the tram and train station, as well as the mall right next door. The room was great and all the facilities were really good. We also experienced the earthquake when we were there and the hotel managed it was so that we were fully aware of what the status was and what we needed to do.

This was our first time staying at a 5-star hotel in Japan and it was amazing!!! We stayed for 2 nights this past November using the AmEx Platinum hotel collection. We didn't have any issues redeeming the $100 room credit for breakfast (which was quite a deluxe spread), and got a free upgrade thanks to AmEx and the hotel! The hotel itself felt very upscale, the workers were polite and helpful. The location was excellent, right next to Nagasaki station entrance. The room was large with a walk in closet and balcony overlooking Mount Inasa and the water. The beds were the best we've have ever had in a hotel - soft but supportive with good pillows and a fluffy duvet. The AC/heat was nice and gentle compared to the other hotels, there was minimal temperature fluctuation. The shower had rainfall and handheld however the water pressure was only OK (better than American hotels but not as good as some other Japanese hotels). The bathroom amenities were decent. The pajamas were comfortable also. Nicest hotel slippers I've ever used. If we ever come back to Nagasaki, we would definitely stay here again if the price was right

The Nagasaki Marriott Hotel offers an unbeatable location right next to Nagasaki Station, making transit and exploration effortless. The service throughout my stay was exceptional, and the stunning surrounding views made the experience truly memorable. I would love to stay here again on my next trip to Nagasaki, though it would be absolute perfection if the hotel featured a traditional Japanese public bath.