Nagasaki Hotels - Japan

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <h2 align="center">Nagasaki Hotels</h2> <p>Find a hotel in Nagasaki, Japan. Get the best discounts on <a href="http://www.hotels-travelnow.com/asia/japan/">Nagasaki hotels</a> - up to 70% off the regular rate. Make reservations online. Japan travel information.</p> <p><b>Hotel Jal City</b></p> <p><b>Hotel Nikko Huisten Bosch</b></p> <p><b>Holiday Inn Nagasaki</b></p> <p><b>Comfort Hotel</b></p> <p><b>Ana Hotel Nagasaki Gloverhill</b></p> <p>Nagasaki's principal sights are widely spread, starting in the north with the Peace Park and the gruelling but informative Atomic Bomb Museum . From there it's a tram ride down to Nagasaki Station and a gentle stroll along the slopes of Nishizaka from the 26 Martyrs' Memorial round to Nagasaki's most imposing shrine, Suwa-jinja. The focus of interest in the central district is a row of quiet temples , notably Sofuku-ji, founded by the city's Chinese community, while Chinatown itself consists of a colourful, compact grid of streets. Slightly further west, the former Dutch enclave of Dejima is commemorated with a museum and scale model of the old settlement.</p> <p>Down in the far south, several European houses have been preserved on the former hilltop concession, now known as Glover Garden , overlooking Nagasaki's magnificent harbour and a colourful Confucian shrine. To round it all off, take a twilight ropeway ride up to the top of Inasa-yama before hitting the bars and clubs of Shianbashi. There's more than enough here to fill two days; if you've only got one to spare, it's probably best to skip the sights along Nishizaka and head straight for Sofuku-ji or Glover Garden.</p> <p>Bharata , Street Yasaka Building, 2-10 Aburaya-machi. It's worth tracking down this little homely Indian for its excellent-value sets. There's a limited range of curries, including vegetarian, tandoori dishes and thali. Not haute cuisine, but the food is spicy and plentiful. Tues-Sun 11.30am-3pm & 5-10pm.</p> <p>Hamakatsu , 1-14 Kajiya-machi. Popular restaurant on Teramachi-dori specializing in tonkatsu (pork cutlets). Though it looks smart, with its gold signboard and iron lantern, prices are extremely reasonable and you can eat all you want of the extras - soup, rice and salad. Daily 11.30am-10pm.</p> <p>Hamakatsu , 6-50 Kajiya-machi (tel 095/826-8321). This smarter Hamakatsu offers shippoku meals at reasonable prices. You can try a mini- shippoku at around Ľ3000 or the real thing from Ľ4000 up to Ľ15,000 per person; note that you must order in advance and they require at least two people per group. Daily 11.30am-10pm.</p> <p>Harbin , 2-27 Kozen-machi (tel 095/822-7443). On the main road west of City Hall, this Nagasaki institution has been serving French and Russian cuisine since 1959. It's nicely decked out with dark wooden furniture and an impressive array of vodkas. There's plenty of choice, from borsch to Azerbaijan-style pot au feu , and good lunchtime sets for Ľ1500. Tues-Sun 11.30am-2.30pm & 6-10.30pm.</p> <p>Kagetsu , 2-1 Maruyama-machi (tel 095/822-0191). Even more famous than Harbin, Kagetsu started life as a brothel, but in the early twentieth century began cooking top-notch Nagasaki cuisine. On the corner of an attractive square and surrounded by a traditional garden, this is the best place for shippoku . Prices start at Ľ4550 for a lunchtime bento or Ľ8000 for the regular set; expect to pay at least double that in the evening. Booking is essential and you need two people or more. Daily noon-3pm & 5-10pm.</p> <p>Kouzanrou , 12-2 Shinchi-machi. Chinatown is packed with tempting restaurants, but this Fukien establishment is recommended for its reasonably priced chanpon and sara udon as well as more mainstream Chinese dishes. Daily 11.30am-9.30pm.</p> <p>Ringer Hut . Towards the south end of Teramachi-dori, this basic, reliable café-style restaurant belongs to another Kyushu chain. The extensive menu includes chanpon sets from Ľ600. Daily 11am-4am.</p> <p>Robin Hood no Mori , 4F, 5-8 Motoshikkui-machi. Look for their small Robin Hood logo just as you walk south into Shianbashi, and make sure you're hungry enough to appreciate their eat-and-drink-all-you-want deals (from Ľ2100). Men pay slightly more than women, there's a two-hour time period and everyone in the group must choose the same type of menu. Shabu-shabu , barbecue-beef and seafood are the main options, though there's also a salad bar. It's a bit of a scrum at peak times, when you'll have to queue. Daily 5-10.30pm, Fri & Sat till midnight.</p> <p>Shirokiya , 9-28 Daikoku-machi.</p> </body>