Hotels with Breakfast in Sasebo

Though the design & deco are not the same as those newly built or opened, it's considered as classic since all hardware has been well maintained with no signs of running down. The restaurant provides good food and good value too. Room is clean & tidy. Staff very professional & helpful too. It suits guests who want the feeling of staying in a hotel when they were young.

I chose this hotel because it's near the Kujukushima sightseeing boat area, and even though the existing reviews aren't great, it was a pleasant surprise, and I highly recommend it. First, there's a shuttle bus to the hotel. There's no timetable on Ctrip, but it's much faster and easier than public transportation. Before 8 PM, wait at the bus stop to the left after exiting the west gate of Sasebo Station. After 8 PM, go to the bus stop outside the east gate. The minibus has the hotel name posted on the window; you have to find it yourself. The hotel receptionist's English is so-so. I booked a tatami room, which was indeed quite old, but it was spacious—the only 22-square-meter room I stayed in during this trip for the price of a budget hotel. There were only electrical outlets for the TV and refrigerator. The hotel has a natural hot spring bath. Free drinks are usually available in the lobby, self-service from machines.

I heard this place has been around for many years, but it's still quite good. There's no separate parking area for cars, but the free parking is right in front of the hotel, and the paid parking is also decent. It was a bit rainy, so I didn't spend much time exploring Hosterburg.

Such an atmosphere reminiscent of a foreign country made me forget my daily life and refresh myself. The rose garden was wonderful, probably because of the rose season. It's fun to take a walk. Only women in the bath, but there was a bass bedrock bath and it was very good. It was a hotel that you can enjoy.

The advantages are that it's very close to Sasebo Train Station, about 300 meters away, and 200 meters from the bus terminal and bus hub. There's also a laundry room, surprisingly on the rooftop. It's also convenient for dining and shopping near the port. The disadvantages are that the room was incredibly small and had a musty smell. The air conditioning at the front desk was turned up high, but not on the floor above, and the room's air conditioning didn't seem to be cooling enough. It was fine for two nights, but it was just okay.

The location is fantastic, right in front of the Sasebo Arcade Street and just a 7-minute walk from Sasebo Station. The room was also surprisingly spacious and nice for the price. However, the cleanliness of the ceiling, walls, and floor was below average. If you can overlook that, you'll have a comfortable stay.

The place is fine, the staff always provide new towels. My room has a leftover sock under my bed, but my stay is comfortable. Recommended for solo travelers

Sasebo is so beautiful!! Very suitable for a solo trip, the arrival time to the hotel has missed the dinner time, because the Shinkansen delayed me to post the food to the room. There are Hausburg and 99 Island, there are friendly Chinese service and explanation Hotel environment is very good, the entrance is a bit difficult to find This price, the price is really great Service staff is also very good

Very good, very close to the train station and bus hub, across the road is Wupan Street commercial facilities, and the room is very quiet, the sanitation is very serious.

When I visited Huis Ten Bosch, it was hard to find a nice and affordable place to stay. All the nearby places are very pricey but thank god, I found this place and it's actually not that bad. So if you want to visit Huis Ten Bosch, I'd recommend here. It's next to the station and it's only 5mns to Huis Ten Bosch.