Casa Noda in Cancun, Japan

Pros: It's a ten-minute walk south of Nagasaki Station owner enjoys swapping stories with guests other guests have interesting stories owner can give good recommendations for places to visit and to eat simple but filling breakfast. Con: Bed mattresses are thin, so you can easily feel bed boards when you sleep. Overall: I would willingly stay here if I were to visit Nagasaki again. Matt, from USA ~ 1st Mar 2012

Ended up staying one night, I didn't get to meet the owner but the intern there was helpful and outgoing. This hostel is located at a perfect location, direction will be: get out of the station (which only has one exit) go towards your right until you see an orange sign that says Casa Noda. Literally 2-5 minutes walk. (regular-slow pace) The setting of this hostel is very casual yet well equipped, backpackers standard norms, and the hammock in the lounge is definitely a catch! Location, Staff, Chang Cheng, from Taiwan ~ 13th Jan 2012

Very kind and nice staff. A real pleasure to spend some time there! Nice living room too. Gael, from Canada ~ 28th Dec 2011

Absolutely the kindest staff I encountered on my trip!Good location near train station, tram lines, and ferry dock. Lauren, from USA ~ 16th Aug 2011

The best hostel in Japan that I've stayed in! 1. Staff speak English. 2. They know the city and nearby attractions - you don't need tourist information. 3. Breakfast included! 4. I'd love to go there again :) The only little minus is (unfortunately frequent in Japan) no possibility to pay with credit card. Paulina, from Poland ~ 9th Aug 2011