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Miyazaki Ryokan is a first-class ryokan, or Japanese inn, located in the hot-spring resort of Unzen. Unzen Onsen sits in the Unzen-Amakusa National Park in the center of the Shimabara Peninsula. Miyazaki Ryokan offers its guests elegantly simple Japanese-style rooms with sliding shoji screens, a low table with two leg-less chairs, TV, refrigerator, Western toilet and full bath. Kaiseki-style dinner and breakfast are served in your room. Guests sleep Japanese-style on futon laid out on the tatami by the maid. The water in the tubs in all the rooms is piped in from the Unzen Onsen. Miyazaki Ryokan has separate men's and women's hot-spring bathing facilities. The indoor baths are in large pools made of smooth cream-colored stone. Outside are two boulder-strewn, open-air baths. The water is classified as acidic hydrogen sulfide and is good for treating rheumatism, arthritis, and skin diseases, as well as soothing aches and pains, and nervous disorders.

If you are looking for a nice hotel, then you need look no further than Best Western Nagasaki. There are few, if any, that are nicer in Nagasaki, and there are a number of unusual characteristics about this hotel. There is an "Internet-package" if you need to use the Internet while you stay, and numerous rooms for business meetings or banquets. On the top floor, there is a sky-lounge, and there is also a lounge especially for women. There are seven large rooms, which can be used for either conferences or banquets. The capacity for conferences is 600, and for banquets, 700. There are also 11 "special function" rooms of a relatively small size.

Located in the heart of Nagasaki, Hostel Casa Noda features a comfortable lounge with free Wi-Fi, a free-use internet-PC and a hammock. The hostel has a rooftop terrace and a shared kitchen. Guests can stay in either a private room with an en suite bathroom or a dormitory room with bunk beds and shared bathroom. Some beds in the mixed dormitry room are extra long. Toiletries are provided and towels are available at extra cost. The Hostel has no curfew. It serves a daily breakfast of toast and coffee in the dining room. Casa Noda Hostel is a 5-minute walk from JR Nagasaki Station, and a 10-minute walk from both Fukusai Temple and the Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum.

This chain hotel, managed by Japan Air Lines, features comfortable rooms, with mini-bars and full amenities. The location is good as well--right beside China Town and all its resident excitement. One additional interesting characteristic of this hotel is that you can make flight reservations here.

Holiday Inn, like others in this world-famous chain, prides itself on offering good service American-style. This one has full amenities, including non-smoking rooms and special rooms for the handicapped, plenty of space, and discounts for members. Best of all, perhaps, it is located in the thick of it all; being only one minute away from the Kanko-dori tram stop, you can get to China Town and Shianbashi easily on foot.

Located along the slopes of Mt. Inasa, the views from the rooms are fantastic, especially at night. The hotel is particularly popular among women, though guests staying for weddings are also common. Besides the suites and Japanese-style rooms, only twins are available.