Obama Onsen Yuyado Jyo-kiya in Nagasaki

Although it was an old inn, the cleaning was very thorough, and the hot springs were also kept clean. I was very satisfied with the accommodation for the price.

We had a great time relaxing as a family ^_^
The hot spring smelled nostalgic, bringing back memories of going to the hot springs early in the morning with my grandma when I was little ^_^

I stayed with my family, and they carefully taught me how to make steamed dishes, where to find fishmongers and grocery stores, and more.
Also, the hot springs left my skin feeling silky smooth.
I could hear the sounds of a party next door, but I was able to sleep.
It was a fun experience.

An interesting clean guest house. Very conveniently located, right next to the local bus station. You can see it right away even without a map). By the way, I'll mention that there are very kind women working at the bus station.

The room is clean, spacious, with a sink and toilet. There is no shower or bath. For some reason, the sink only has cold water.

The futon is quite thick and comfortable, despite being foldable. And not very clean, to be honest.

You can book a private onsen for 50 minutes for 1,000 yen. The onsen is small, with very hot water. I only lasted 20 minutes).

An interesting opportunity to cook or heat up your food on hot steam. You can eat there on the street at tables, or inside, at low tables. The staff gives instructions in English, so it's easier to understand. Not far from the hotel there is a small fish market with very kind sellers and several supermarkets.

Cons. The wifi didn't work in my Botan room.

It was cheap, convenient and the bathroom was nice.