TOYOKO INN NAGASAKI EKIMAE, Nagasaki – A Smart Stay in the City

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were more spacious than other Tokyo hotels, but they had a strong stench of cigarettes. The service was a mix of being well-furnished and helpful with restaurant recommendations, but also sullen and tired when dealing with guests. The location was convenient, close to tram and train stations, but the dining experience left much to be desired. The facilities were decent but not exceptional.

The hotel had mixed experiences with some highlights but also some drawbacks. The location was convenient, close to transport options, but the rooms were disappointing, small, and had an unpleasant smell of cigarettes. The service was friendly and helpful, although the dining options were not up to expectations.

I found the hotel to be conveniently located within walking distance from the JR station and with a tram stop just in front. The rooms, though small, were spotlessly clean, and the service was adequate. The dining experience was satisfactory, and overall, it was a good value for money stay.

The hotel has typical 'business hotel rooms,' which are rather small and functional with the Toyoko Inn trademark. The service was sullen during check-out but improved with recommendations for dining. The location is convenient, just a short walk from the JR station and tram stop. The dining experience was subpar, offering limited Western food options. The facilities are well-furnished, providing laundry services and tours/ticket assistance.

The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance from the JR station and offers easy access to trams for sightseeing further afield. The rooms are small but efficient, and the service provided by the staff is attentive and helpful. However, the dining options are limited, and the hotel lacks diverse Western-friendly choices.