Hotels in Huis Ten Bosch, Sasebo

I have used a lot from business hotels to city hotels for work and sightseeing, but it was the top class customer service. I forgot the name, but the female employee who came to the front desk was very caring anyway. Such a pleasant customer service is Ku 々. It was cold and I was happy to respond when I asked for a blanket. The response of the male employee at check-out was very normal, so I think the hospitality of the female employee was outstanding and wonderful. The bathroom was large and we prepared a room where you can smoke properly. We also made requests. Perhaps there are many foreign guests, the female employees at the front desk pronounced natively and spoke English. This is a hotel where foreign tourists can stay with peace of mind. I rarely give 5 stars by word of mouth, but this time I will give it a 5 star rating. It is one of the hotels I want to repeat.

It is located next to Huis Ten Bosch. It is very convenient to enter the park. The hotel is very big, but there are many people. The hot springs are particularly crowded around the Guan Garden. The breakfast is average. There are also convenience stores and simple restaurants nearby. If you want to go a little further, you can Take JR from Huis Ten Bosch Station to Sasebo, which takes only 20 minutes.

Clean and comfortable stay. The elderly who seemed unfamiliar alone were checked in, but the front desk was more polite and kind than a business hotel, like a luxury hotel, and was impressed.

The room was small but would work for a short-term trip. I was there for a month so it was a bit tight. Pillows were filled with plastic capsules and not all that comfortable, so I recommend bringing your own. The fridge was so so tiny. The bathroom was also small but the service was super excellent. Unless you pay for the extra service there is no breakfast included, I don't believe you can even pay there for a meal if you don't have the coupons. The beds were alright, and nothing really notable. I liked that there was laundry available, not expensive for a load. No microwaves in the room but there is a microwave in the laundry that works just fine. Very close to the train station and any food you may need to get. It is about a 30min walk to the front of the Main Base—taxi stalls right across the street from the hotel. The hotel desk did call us at like 20:00 to come to pay a bill since we were staying for so long but I wish they would have called earlier in the day to sort it out since we were already in bed for the night.

The good: + Spacious clean room with amazing view of the ocean and the 99 islands + Very nice breakfast (Ismir) and dinner ( 4/F Jp restaurant) all with excellent sea view which you don't normally get at a Jap hotel. + Nice onsen. + 5 mins away from the park at the peak. It's a look-out worth visiting. = I drove and enjoyed the ride up/down the slope to hotel as the traffic was not busy. However, do watch out if there is fog during certain time of the year. The not so good: - as mentioned by some other visitors that the bed/ pillows should be upgraded. - thanks to the reception lady who gave me a hand with my luggage unloads from car when I arrived. However, when I departed, was surprised that the lobby gentleman just stood at the front door and didn't bother to help. Overall, will use this hotel again in future.

It is about 10 minutes walk from Matsuura Railway and Sasebo Central Station. If you go nearby, you can see that there is a yellow large signboard of ”smile hotel”. The building itself is very old and the room can also see the mark of repair. There is a high step in the toilet (bathroom). There is usually a light switch on the bed, but if you don't stand here, you can't turn off the light. There is no side stick on the PET bottle side of the refrigerator, so the PET bottle rolls every time you open it. I made only 〇２ from etc. I stayed here because it was cheaper than other hotels, but this time.

The Watermark Hotel is one of five official hotels in the Huis Ten Bosch Park in Kyushu. It is located toward the far end of the park, but faces the waterfront, so the view is quite beautiful. The hotel is not too new, but overall maintenance is good. If you drive, the parking lot is near the amusement park entrance, and you will will need to take the shuttle bus to get to the hotel as it is quite far to walk with luggage. However, there is a complimentary luggage delivery service right by the shuttle bus stop. You can just leave for luggage at the concierge and they will bring it to the hotel for you( May take a couple of hours as they said. ) this way, you can go into the park immediately. There is also free tickets to go to the onsen but also need to take the shirt bus for 5 minutes to get there. Breakfast has a lot of varieties to choose from- both western and Japanese food are available. Overall this is very decent hotel for the price.

Room rate was cheap but our Japanese style room was very basic. The road to get into the carpark was narrow and hard to navigate, and you had to leave your car key with them everytime you go back to your room- even if you go up for 2 minutes to get something you forgot. Reception staff were not very friendly. Bathroom was small (even for japanese standards) and the ventilation fan was extremely noisy. Yet, the room was stuffy and hot and we went during winter. Ok if you just need a place to sleep as the room and hotel itself is still clean and has basic amenities but dont have much expectations.

I used this hotel for my first trip to Huis Ten Bosch. The point I chose was that there was a large hot spring bath in the hotel. After returning tired from sightseeing at night, it was very helpful to take a hot spring in the hotel. The hot water was just right and the fatigue was healed. The rooms were upgraded on the day and the balcony overlooked Huis Ten Bosch and was the best. Everywhere in the hotel was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was also rich and delicious, and I ate a lot and couldn't eat lunch. The attention of the staff was also detailed, and I was able to spend two days really comfortably. I would like to use it next time I visit. thank you for your help.

I stayed at this hotel for 3 weeks during my business trip last August. The hotel is very good as it is very close to the American store in Mariner Town. I found a halal restaurant across the road. It is a restaurant for Indian/Pakistani food. This hotel is a typical Japanese hotel with rooms almost half the size of European hotel rooms. The internet speed is slow and there is only one restaurant in the hotel that only serves Japanese cuisine and there is no replaceable halal food. The hotel staff were very helpful and efficient, but their English communication skills were only basic based on my many experiences in Japan. In short, I had a good stay here and I would recommend this hotel to everyone who comes to Sasebo and has a limited budget.