Hotels with Parking in Sasebo

The facilities are very good, very new, single-family, very comfortable There are several cats around here. This one came over to me in the morning and asked me to pet it. It's very cute. The only thing is that there is no check-in tablet here, so we were hanging around outside the door for a while. Just then, someone entered the building next door, so we went over to ask them how to check in. It turns out that they received confirmation from the hotel before check-in, which gave them the door code. I immediately checked my email and found a confirmation email, but no password for the main door. I had to call customer service to retrieve it before I could check in successfully.

Great in value for families who are planning to go Huis Ten Bosch park. The room is spacious and have everything you need. There’s hotel shuttle runs every 20 min to bring you to the park. If you arrive after 7pm, call the hotel reception at the luggage reception (in car park 2), they will send car to come and fetch you. Great service!

Not far from the station, there is a small slope. The hotel has a little time, but it still maintains the small and full tradition of Japanese hotels. The room is ok, the bathroom is too small, especially the bathtub, is U-shaped, but the end is relatively narrow, and it is particularly uncomfortable to wash. And when booking, breakfast is not included, there is no place to eat nearby, a bit embarrassing. I can run the station to buy something to eat.

The staff are very polite and helpful. It’s a Japanese style room with a bath, which was a nice touch. I love sleeping on the floor so it was great for me. The hotel is a bit dated. It’s about a ten minute walk from Sasebo JR station.

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.

The hotel room is spacious, clean, and the front desk staff is friendly and courteous. There are restaurants and large supermarkets just a few minutes' drive from the hotel, which is very convenient for self-driving travelers. 

The room was spacious, but some of the electrical outlets were faulty, and the switches had issues! I told the staff, but they didn't do anything to fix it. It's not close to the main entrance of Huis Ten Bosch; you have to walk a bit. However, there is a small path from the hotel that leads there. The fridge wasn't cold enough, so my ice cream melted. Overall, it was still okay. The big bonus was that staying at this hotel meant you could buy one day's Huis Ten Bosch ticket and get the second day free! I didn't know about this offer beforehand, so it was a pleasant surprise and definitely a huge plus! It's great value for money, and I would stay here again if I visit Huis Ten Bosch in the future.

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.

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