The spa at ANA Crowne Plaza Nagasaki occupies a dedicated floor of the hotel in Minami-Yamate, a hillside district close to Glover Garden and the harbor. It is a hotel day-spa rather than a hot-spring bathhouse, built around private treatment rooms and a small relaxation lounge with views over Nagasaki Bay. The signature menu draws on Swedish and deep-tissue massage technique alongside a Japanese botanical treatment that uses regional plant extracts, plus facials and full-body scrubs aimed at travelers recovering from long flights or days of walking the city's hills. Therapists are trained in-house to hotel-spa standards common to ANA's properties, with an emphasis on consistent, gentle pressure rather than the harder-edged shiatsu found at standalone clinics. Facilities are compact: treatment rooms, a changing area, and a day-access pass that also covers use of the hotel's bath facilities rather than a large thermal complex. Because the spa serves both hotel guests and outside visitors, reservations are recommended over walk-ins, particularly for evening slots and weekend afternoons, and guests choose treatments from a printed menu at check-in rather than a la carte add-ons.
Treatments
- Swedish massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Japanese botanical treatment
- Facial
- Body scrub
Good to know
- Hours
- 10:00AM-9:00PM
Location
1-18 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki, 850-0931
32.7398, 129.8715 View on map
Highlights
- Private treatment rooms with bay-facing windows
- Japanese botanical treatment using regional plant extracts
- Day-access pass combining spa and bath facilities
- Central Minami-Yamate location near Glover Garden
Tips for visiting
- Reserve treatments at least a day ahead, especially for evening or weekend slots
- Day access (¥2,000) is worth combining with a single treatment rather than booking alone
- Loose, comfortable clothing is provided; personal swimwear is not required for treatment rooms
- Tipping is not expected or practiced at Japanese hotel spas
Frequently asked questions
Do non-hotel guests have access to the spa?
Yes, the spa is open to outside visitors for a day-access fee of ¥2,000, separate from individual treatment prices.
Is English spoken at the spa?
Staff at this international hotel chain generally handle basic English booking and treatment instructions.
What should visitors wear during a treatment?
The spa provides robes and disposable underwear for treatments; visitors do not need to bring their own clothing.