I loved everything!!! Amazing hosts, amazing breakfasts, the room is big by the Japanese standards and the matterace was soft like a cloud. 1 minute walk to the bus stop and 5mins to a tram stop, walking distance to the train station and various shopping malls. Lots of great restaurants around. I will 100% stay there every time I'm in Nagasaki.

The washing machine is in the "half" of corridor belonging to the family room and some guests would lock their half, but if this happens, the host is happy to unlock it upon request. It is also a bit noisy until 11pm as the B&B is located by a big road but it did not bother me and ear plugs were provided. I don't give many 10/10 ratings but this place is a gem :)

We really enjoyed our stay at GardenRoom BNB Yumyum. Previously in Japan we had only stayed in generic hotels so it was nice to stay somewhere with more character. The owners are very friendly and kind. They speak a little English so with the help of Google translate you can get by. We were happy with the location, it was walkable to most places, there was a 7-11 a few minutes away and it was close to a tram stop. We liked the room, the bed was comfortable, there was aircon, a fridge and kettle etc (we stayed in one of the western style rooms). We usually avoid shared bathrooms but they were clean and we had no issues even on a night where the BNB was busy. The breakfast was a real highlight. It is Japanese style and was completely different every day, so it allowed us to try a lot of different things as there would always be 3 or 4 ramekins of small items, a soup, a salad, and a main dish. It was also very substantial as there was always bread and rice freely available to go with it, You could help yourself to coffee and water, and tea is available if you prefer. We would be very happy if everywhere we stayed in Japan was like this.

The owners (Ko San), his wife and daughter take care of the guests themself with very warm hospitality. He even tried to pay us the taxi fare since he messaged us that he would pick us up from the train station but he couldn’t. It’s not his duty to do that. The location is very near to the beautiful canal and downtown. The room with futon is a bit small like normal Japanese house but everything is neat, very clean and functioned. Ko San’s wife homemade breakfast is excellent, they even baked the bread for us every morning. They speak English fluently. They made our days in Nagasaki more meaningful. Thank you Ko San and family.

None

We got picked up by the landlord who gave us a small tour via car and explained the most relevant sightseeing to us. The bad in the room was cozy, the shared restrooms good and the building nice. Our highlight was the great breakfast every morning that was cooked freshly (if you are vegetarian or some allergies, they will adjust the menu). Is is a very family like setting where the landlord bakes fresh bread and provides you free coffee and tee). He will try his very best to give advice what to visit in Nagasaki. We were not aware beforehand that a Hashima Island Tour would be so interesting. I would recommend to book it via the Gunkanjima Digital Museum. The museum was a hidden treasure as they not only give a good inside of the history of the island but also provide a VR Tour of the closed parts of the Island.

One of the best places we've stayed in! Tanaka san and his wife were extremely kind and welcoming. He picked us up from the station and gave us a great tour of Nagasaki. Breakfast every morning varied but was absolutely incredible every time. They even accommodate for any allergies/dietary restrictions you may have and bake their own bread! The room and facilities were clean and comfortable, and they had an extremely sweet and well trained dog that sits near the entrance. Can not recommend this place more!

Wish we could have stayed longer!

Grandpa Tanaka is gorgeous. This is like your grandparents house, a place to smooth your mind and remove the stress in work. Go home early, wake up late and wait for 8 am breakfast. This is for wounded souls to recover with Nagasaki. Grandkids are also welcomed. But If you are backpackers who wants to squeeze every minute by going home late, have midnights party ,and leave earlier, there could be other options.

We had a delightful stay at this Nagasaki Bed & Breakfast in early November. The host was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and kind, providing us with excellent guidance on Nagasaki's must-visit spots. His wife prepared a delicious Japanese-style breakfast that was a true culinary delight. Though the rooms were simple and minimalistic, they were impeccably clean and had all the essentials we needed. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

Our hosts were really nice to us. Everything was clean, the bedroom was comfortable, the breakfast was really good.

Breakfast was a little bit too early (before 8:30AM), the room we got was noisy (thin window, in front of a busy road and a parking door that makes lots of noises)

We had such a great experience in Nagasaki. Tanaka-san is so nice. He gave us many helpful recommendations for our stay and drove us to the train station when we left (the bnb is quite close to the station, but it was raining very hard, so that was very appreciated). The room was very big and quite comfortable. The breakfast was exceptional. Very good location too. I definitely recommend staying at least two nights if you can, in order to fully enjoy Nagasaki. Look for the sign for Community Café.

Nothing :)

The breakfast was excellent and very filling, and the atmosphere felt as if family it was dining together. The house was very kind and showed me different local attractions and activities to see in Nagasaki, which I did see if you under his recommendation and it did not disappoint. The room was very very comfortable and perfectly sized for one person. Definitely would stay again.