S Peria Hotel Nagasaki

Compared with ordinary business hotels, the room is quite large. I booked a twin room because I wanted more space for luggage and shopping. The soundproofing is quite good, and there is not much noise when the other rooms are house keeping in the morning. The dresser-cum-desk table is large enough, convenient for storing things and eating, and has complete sockets. It is very convenient to charge the mobile phone and shaver at the same time. Moreover, most of the guests are business travelers and mostly stay for a short period of time, so it is very quiet and there is no noise. The toilet and bathroom are separate, and all bathtubs are large, making it very comfortable to take a bath every morning and night. The air-conditioned beds are also great, and I sleep very comfortably every night. The small disadvantage is that there is no safe, so I have to bring cash and passport. Now I mostly use credit cards. I don’t carry much cash, so it’s not a big problem. The dining area is not crowded in the morning, and people who may be dining are spread out. The food selection is pretty good, and you can have breakfast leisurely while watching the restaurant's morning program. The location seems to be in the middle of the city center. It is very close to every place. There is also a bus stop not long after leaving the hotel. Nagasaki is not a big city. You can use these buses to reach almost all scenic spots. If you want to go to farther places, It is also very convenient to take a bus or walk to Nagasaki Station to take JR and other railways. This neighborhood is probably the closest to the Dejima area. If you have nothing to do, you can take a walk and feel the interweaving of Showa style and modern times. Big push

The bathroom is separated and the wash basin is placed outside. I didn’t get breakfast. There is a family mark nearby. I heard that you can earn points by writing, so I wrote.