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Situated in Shimabara, within 5.6 km of Shimabara Arena and 21 km of Unzen National Park, Hotel mio features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...

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Justine

From

Australia

The room was so charming and spacious. The bathroom had been renovated with an amazing bath tub to soak in the natural spring water. The staff were lovely and helpful. The location was great - close to castle and koi street. There was a fantastic restaurant across the road.

Situated in Shimabara, 2.6 km from Shimabara Arena, Hotel Seaside Shimabara features accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.

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Mark

From

Japan

It’s a spa hotel facility. The room is very spacious with an amazing sea view. There are 2 onsen, we only tried the one on the 6th floor of the new building and it is magnificent. There is a sauna, 3 indoor baths and one outdoor bath, all with sea view. Parking is free. The hotel is 2 min or 10 min walk from the ferry to Kumamoto.

Situated in Shimabara, 5.6 km from Shimabara Arena, 島原ステーションホテル　花みずき features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Peter

From

United Kingdom

Shimabara Station Hotel Hana Mizuki is perfectly located in the centre of Shimabara, easy walk to the carp streams, samurai old town houses, castle and more. Comfortable rooms and a great spa bath.

Located within 5.9 km of Shimabara Arena and 21 km of Unzen National Park, Shimabara Station Hotel provides rooms in Shimabara.

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eva

From

Germany

Good Location. Nice staff, I could check in before regular check-in time. The room was clean.

Ideally located in the Obama Onsen district of Obama, Jisco Hotel Obama Onsen is set 8.3 km from Unzen National Park, 12 km from Obamacho Historical Museum and 22 km from Yamamoto Art Museum.

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Agnes

From

Singapore

The rooms were surprisingly very spacious ! We had a lounging space which was separated from the bedroom, and a good size balcony that looked out into the sunset over the sea. There were adequate sockets for charging. A multi-type cable was provided too with ready USB ports. The hotel looks new too. They provide drinks at the lobby. Also, light breakfast too. The onsen in the hotel was under maintenance when we were there but they arranged for a nearby onsen for us as an alternative. We had a very happy stay and will recommend this highly to anyone coming round to Obama !

Set in Obama, within 47 km of Nagasaki Museum of History and 48 km of Nagasaki Station, Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Unzen Toyokan offers accommodation with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free...

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melanie

From

United Kingdom

Everything. The location was beautiful with multiple places to walk to see the beautiful scenery, easy access from the train station using the bus, the Onsen was relaxing, the rooms were spacious and clean.

Boasting a spa bath, Iseya, Seaview Private Oceanside Bath is situated in Unzen.

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Luckypudding

From

New Zealand

Great customer service and the room was very comfortable

Situated in Noda and only 40 km from Nagasaki Museum of History, mare 稀 features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Set 48 km from Nagasaki Museum of History, 旅亭 半水盧 offers 4-star accommodation in Unzen and has an open-air bath, a garden and a shared lounge.

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Simon

From

Spain

This hotel has just 14 massive and expansive rooms - frankly more like an apartment on two levels. The setting is peaceful and the staff just ever presently helpful without being intrusive. The Assistant General Manager, Amila, helped enormously with advice and translation as most of the staff speak only Japanese. The public spa was in fact restricted to hotel guests so not really very public. Exceptionally well set up. Dinner in room was great and the Japanese breakfast was super comprehensive - served in my downstairs dining area by my room attendant.

Located in Unzen in the Nagasaki region, Yuyado Unzen Shinyu provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.

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Nicolas D.

From

France

The room was huge by Japanese standards. They have both traditional rooms and more "modern" rooms with the ryokan look but typical double beds as you may expect in a more regular hotel. Free onsen on the premises (even some private for a small fee) that were very enjoyable. The staff was very friendly and really helpful (special mention to Chihiro for her kindness). The kaiseki dinner was delicious, a true gem.