Nagasaki·6.4
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Hostel Nedoko in Nagasaki offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, carpeted floors, and free Wi‑Fi with streaming services. A bar, on‑site minimarket, and daily housekeeping add convenience, while family rooms and 24‑hour security suit all travelers. Guests enjoy an à la carte breakfast of local specialties. Situated on a quiet street, 35 km from Nagasaki Airport, it lies near Nagasaki Prefectural Museum and Peace Park.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Booked a three‑night stay but was forced out after just one night because we didn’t like or eat the breakfast; the owner was very unfriendly and argumentative, the room was tiny, and it’s far from the city centre.
Michael·2 anni fa
Everything was great. The parking arrangements were thoughtful, the owner’s meticulous care was appreciated, and the place was clean. No complaints at all.
Chikage·2 anni fa
The hidden‑in‑plain‑sight vibe was nice, and the food tasted good. However, the room was cramped, the bathroom was subpar, and the shower lacked pressure—maybe a water‑pressure issue. The price felt high for the facilities. The owner’s constant “I run this alone” excuse and the “cheap owner” remark were annoying. All the furnishings and layout were handmade by the owner, but the door lock couldn’t be secured properly.
Kazuo·2 anni fa
It felt like staying in someone’s home. The beds were comfy, everything was spotless, and the owner was very welcoming. Everyone received a little amuse‑bouche when paying in cash, and it was delicious. I read a lot about the rules; they seemed strict at first but were just basic manners—just don’t be rude. I got my deposit back without any trouble.
Hannah·2 anni fa
The bed was comfortable and the night‑time service food was tasty. The only downside was that VISA cards weren’t accepted.
Miyuki·2 anni fa