Stayed her for two nights late in April. We stay at the Dormy inn for the onsens. As per usual it had lovely clean onsens with the usual delicious breakfasts, free late night noodles-yum-, and clean comfortable rooms. The location is great, close to the tram stop, China town and plenty of restaurants. Staff struggle with English but are very... More

Remember when Japan was the most innovative nation on the planet, and we were both enthralled and a little scared of the nation that gave us the small car, the Walkman and robot dogs? Now, as a visitor to Japan in 2013, you are resigned to the fact that TV programming will be lousy, and you pray your room will... More

All the positives typical of Dormy Inns -- clean, compact comfortable bedroom with comfortable size bathroom, very nice onsen, good breakfast. Upstairs lobby a bit inconvenient but not a major drawback. Very convenient location -- lots of small shops and restaurants nearby, on the edge of Chinatown, convenient to Glover Garden and points south and to Dejima, very close to... More

After a not so easy tram ride from the train station with the luggage, the mood wasn't quite cheerful. But once we got into the hotel lift that brought us to the 2nd floor lobby, the mood changed. Clean and tidy. That was only the lift. The staff at the reception were extremely welcoming and spoke reasonable English. Our room... More

We stayed at Dormy Inn on a recent trip to nagasaki. Don't let its outside appearance fool you! As one of the newest hotels in the area, it features small yet clean and comfortable rooms. Modern Japanese amenities in the room include cell phone chargers, wired Internet connections (pay extra for wifi), lantern light dimmers, flat screen tv, hot water... More

We recently travelled to Nagasaki from Fukuoka, staying overnight at the Dormy Inn as we explored Glover Garden, the Peace Garden and Atomic Bomb Museum and sampled the charms of this old city. Dormy Inn's best asset is its location, right across from Chinatown, close to the bus/trolley stop and within walking distance of many charming restaurants, a Starbucks, market... More

Just stayed for a one night stop-over in Nagasaki and we were pleasantly surprised. Considering the price, we werent expecting too much. But turned out to be quite new, modern and stylish considering its a small business hotel. Rooms were small as expected, but clean, modern and comfortable. Great location, close to the trams and Chinatown. Its not luxury, but... More

Stayed there in early Apr. 3 mins walk to the tram station Tsuki machi. Just infront of Chinatown. Nice clean rooms and free internet. Took trams to all the tourist attractions. Tram stops have tourist friendly signs and directions in English. Supermarket just 20 metres away and lots of small eating places and coffee joints nearby. No regrets.

I just finished reading some of the other reviews of this hotel and find them very truthful, so I just have a couple of things to add. I've stayed at a couple other Dormy Inns and I would probably put this one at the bottom of my list. First, the front desk staff could hardly communicate with me, even though... More