The best available Hostels hotel to stay near Nagasaki Prefecture

Casa Noda is located in the heart of the city, along the port of Nagasaki. It was made in 2010 by an owner who loves the Amazon River. Sleep safe and sound in the gentle port city! We are conveniently located, only 20 steps away from Goto Machi Tram Stop. Here, you can ride the street car to other famous Nagasaki attractions such as Peace Park, The Atomic Bomb Museum, and Glover Garden. Only 5-minute walk from Ferry terminal for the Battleship-Island “GUNKAN-JIMA” and Goto Islands. Backpackers are welcome! You can enjoy shopping at Nagasaki’s two largest malls, dining while watching the sunset at Dejima Warf, experiencing the Dutch settlers’ lifestyle at the Dejima History Museum, or having a relaxing day at the seaside Mizube no Mori park. All of these activities are within a 5 minute walk from Casa Noda.

We offer a wide rage of amenities included free washing＋dry machine, hairdryer, towels, toiletries and so on. You can access co-working space, kitchen and living room for free. We have high speed Wifi for residence without charging. We are just in center of Nagasaki city!! So you can explore one of the most historical and beautiful place in Japan. Nagasaki landmarks are around our building within 30 minutes by walk. Additionally our building is allocated in front of big arcade, you can enjoy Nagasaki local food such as fresh sashimi, sushi, ramen more and more plus Japanese- style bar "izkaya" HafH stands for "Home Away From Home" is built on the idea to meet the needs of people pursuing diverse and location free lifestyle. At the heart of Nagasaki, one of Japan's leading tourist destination, HafH Nagasaki - SAI is a creative space infused by up-and-coming architect, barista, and book sommelier. Blurring the boundaries between work, travel, and living, SAI provides comfort with amenities of home, community, and spaces for productivity including the inspiring coworking space surrounded by camping tools. SAI’ s concept is a modern Dejima, a tiny man made island off the port of Nagasaki where the foreign culture fused with the locals in the 16th century. As a gathering place and a hub, SAI will act as an ‘extended living room for the entire neighborhood’ welcoming travelers and the locals.