This is a very old building and the rooms are very small even for a Chisun Inn. Having stayed in the Chisun Nagasaki hotel, we expected similar quality but were very surprised and disappointed to say the least to see a run down hotel room with very little room to move around. Apart from that although the bathroom was clean,... More

We stayed for 3 nights. As many guys reviewed, the room is really small but you can find everything that you need in a hotel. I strong recommend this hotel if you want to save money. It is very good for price, location and service. It only needs 5 minutes to the JR station, subway station and some famous spots.... More

I stayed in a non-smoking twin room with a friend. The room wasn't kept up very well. There were scuff marks on the wall and everything looked fairly old and worn. However, the bathroom and room were kept clean. The room was extremely small, which is common in Japan, but to a level even I wasn't expecting. I am only... More

From the moment we walked in, this hotel did not have a good feel to it. The stale smoky reception is located on the 6th floor but as we missed the sign in the doorway on our way in we did wonder if we were in the right place - so not a welcoming feel. We expected the room to... More

Only stayed for 1 night on the late flight from Tokyo. Hotel was in good proximity to Sapporot station, 200 meter walking, easy to find, price is a lot cheaper than sorounding hotels, 7000 yen including taxes, booked via hotel website. Reception was nice, I booked for double bed room but later realized that my room mate preferred twin, and... More