Featured Hotels Near Nagasaki Brick Hall

Nagasaki Oita Garden Hotel is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Nagasaki Brick Hall, featuring a serene Japanese-style courtyard with koi ponds and seasonal cherry blossoms. Each room opens to the garden via sliding doors, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The hotel offers traditional tea ceremonies, kimono rental, and monthly historical storytelling nights about Nagasaki’s foreign trade era. Guests also enjoy access to an outdoor onsen bath, perfect for relaxing under the stars

Shangri-La Nagasaki features premium view rooms directly facing Nagasaki Brick Hall, with floor-to-ceiling windows capturing the full façade of the red-brick structure and its Gothic arches. These rooms offer unobstructed morning light through the century-old windows, ideal for photography enthusiasts. The hotel provides guided sunrise photo tours and partners with local artists for instant sketching sessions at the hall’s entrance, making it a must-stay for visual storytellers

Hotels around Nagasaki Brick Hall, such as Nagasaki Oita Garden Hotel, are within a 7-minute walk of Nagasaki Electric Tram's Ohpura-machi Station and close to Nagasaki Bus Terminal. Direct buses connect to Hiroshima, Sasebo, and Nagasaki Port. Shangri-La Nagasaki also offers complimentary shuttle services to major sites like Fureai Park and Oura Catholic Church. With excellent transit links, guests can explore the city without relying on taxis or rental cars

Shangri-La Nagasaki hosts a monthly "Opening Era Revival Night", including 19th-century Western costume fittings, French wine tastings, and Dutch language workshops held right in front of Nagasaki Brick Hall. The hotel collaborates with the Nagasaki Museum to provide private guided tours uncovering the building’s role as Japan’s first Western-style post office. Participants receive limited-edition Nagasaki Opening Commemoration badges, a cherished keepsake for history lovers

Nagasaki Oita Garden Hotel sits on Ohpura Street, a preserved Meiji-era district with cobblestone paths leading to former Mitsubishi Bank, Old Nagasaki Post Office, and artisan shops selling Sasebo pottery and longan sweets. Guests can stroll to Higashi-cho Park for panoramic views of the city skyline and the brick hall illuminated at night. The hotel organizes walking maps with historical commentary, turning every journey into a living museum tour

Shangri-La Nagasaki features a private outdoor onsen suite with direct access to a secluded garden terrace overlooking Nagasaki Brick Hall. The heated bath uses natural spring water sourced from nearby mountains, offering therapeutic benefits. Guests enjoy personalized service, including herbal bath infusions and evening mindfulness sessions by candlelight. This intimate experience blends relaxation with the rich ambiance of Nagasaki’s past