Coruscant Hotel NagasakiekiⅡ

Giant - which is fairly unusual in Japan - comfy room. Good(ish) location. Good toiletry selection. Quiet. Small balcony.

Terriblly confusing check-in system. Rooms too hot despite having windows. Super thorough instructions in English on how to use all the technology in the room but none of the electronics matched those in the instructions. Although no significant complaints was just an underwhelming place.

Clean and easy. It's a small apartment, walkable from JR Nagasaki.

We didn't show that we need to do the check-in at another place we walked past, so we need to bring luggage back and forth.

The location is excellent, close to the station and plenty of nearby places to get food and drink. Cheap (but limited) overnight parking on-site and nearby. For how much room you get, it's a good price. Having a small kitchen is nice if I was staying longer than 2 nights on business. Washing and drying available in room is a nice touch. The bath room was clean and modern.

The refrigerator was noisy at times, and the freezer was coated in ice like it had melted and refrozen (improperly turned off and aired out, I imagine). The main areas were very clean, but the tops of fixtures, exhaust fans, and high places were very dusty. Please remember to clean these places regularly as well. The bed was low, firm, and felt lower-quality, almost rough at times. I was worried I might roll out of it at night.

The location is near Nagasaki station, and the apartment style is convenient for a family.

The check-in process is time consuming and unnecessary. It needs to be revamped and improved. The room itself was pretty clean except the shower room had red mildew from water and the aircon looked like it had never been cleaned for years.