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About this hostel
A rooftop terrace, a microwave in a common area, and a refrigerator in a common area are available at this smoke-free hostel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, laundry facilities, express check-in, and express check-out are onsite.
Weekly housekeeping is available.
Hostel Casa Noda offers 8 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and rice cookers. Guests can make use of the in-room full-sized refrigerators/freezers and microwaves.
Weekly housekeeping is available.
Hostel Casa Noda offers 8 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and rice cookers. Guests can make use of the in-room full-sized refrigerators/freezers and microwaves.
Bathrooms include slippers, bidets, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. This Nagasaki hostel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is offered weekly and change of bedsheets can be requested. Housekeeping is provided on a limited basis.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Japan
Available Rooms
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Comfortable, convenient and clean. A great choice.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2025
Its a good location and the bedrooms were comfy and clean.
8 / 10Excellent·Nov 2024
Nice hostel with great location - easy walking distance from train station, bus and ferry terminal. Many sightseeing places are nearby, too.
Staff is available only part of the day. I was a bit lost at the beginning because I arrived a bit before check-in time and there is no reception.
6 / 10Average·Jan 2026
The positives:
*Check-in and check-out were about as easy as it gets. I picked up a pouch from the 2F wall and went to my capsule.
*The manager and female cleaning staff were friendly
*The shower was comfortable
*There was a lounge and a terrace; the tables in the lounge were never all occupied at once. I only saw another guest on the terrace once.
*There was a feeling of being connected to the street outside that made it very easy to walk to a vending machine any time I wanted a drink. No staff to pass by, no locked doors. I liked that, but...
The negatives:
*That feeling of connectedness to the street outside? It also meant there was basically zero security; the path from the sidewalk in front of the building to my capsule had no locked doors and no staff presence.
*Nowhere to lock my suitcase; I could leave it in a corner in the lounge, which was locked overnight -- that was it, security-wise.
*No hotel map meant all I could do was wonder who else I was sharing the one bathroom on my floor with.
*Male cleaning staff was inconsiderate and unfriendly. Two of them were friends; one was considerate, until he was with the other one; then they became "inconsiderate, together."
*Side-curtain capsules offer VERY LITTLE sense of privacy, I've learned.
*The toilet sprayed "slightly below body temperature" water. When it was cold outside, the capsule room and the bathroom were cold.
Conclusion: There are private rooms. I'll probably look into them, if I'm in Nagasaki again.
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