Around Sasebo Country Club × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan

I was able to stay with a same-day Reservation. Since it was last-minute, I ended up using lots of the amenities. I was happy they even had hand cream. The breakfast buffet is the best part of my stay, and as always, the lemon steak and pudding were delicious—everything was tasty. This time, I tried the pancakes for the first time. They were delicious too.

The location, Facility, Room, Onsen, and breakfast were all of higher quality than expected. I changed my plan to go out early and explore the city until catching the midday bus, and instead enjoyed my stay so much that I relaxed by the poolside and unwound in my Room right up until check-out time. It would be even better if the front desk could consistently respond from the guest’s perspective.

I used to stay here every time I returned to Sasebo when it was the Chisun Grand Hotel. When I searched for a place to stay for my first visit back in a while, I noticed the name had changed. I stayed alone in a double Room on the 11th floor, and both the Room and bathroom were spacious. It was very quiet and relaxing.

We stayed in a seaside-view Room this time. The view was great, and the Room’s spaciousness and cleanliness were well received by both my grandchild and our family. We were satisfied with the meals as well, but my grandchild has allergies, so it would have been helpful to have allergen information displayed (it’s possible we simply missed it). When we asked the kitchen staff, they kindly told us, but when they seem busy we feel a bit hesitant to ask. Overall, everyone said they would like to come again, so we would like to stay here again next time.

Since my child’s university club tournament was held in Sasebo City, I made a Reservation early. I chose this place for the great price and convenient location. The Room was a twin, with plenty of space, and the unit bath and toilet were not too small, so it was very comfortable. The bed was nicely firm (just how I like it), and there were two types of pillows—soft and firm—so I slept very well. What stood out most was the food. For dinner, I chose a Plan that included JPY 2,000 worth of meals per person, and the food was delicious despite being very reasonably priced. It probably ended up cheaper than eating out. Breakfast was also high quality, and I couldn’t help but eat too much... There were lots of local specialties—navy curry, fried horse mackerel, sara udon, Goto udon, grilled champon... The vegetable buffet was also excellent. If I visit Sasebo again, I will definitely stay here again. Thank you for such a wonderful and relaxing time.

The Hotel was excellent. The front desk staff were very courteous and helpful, and it was great that we could use the large public bath at a nearby sister Hotel. I would like to stay here again when I visit Sasebo.

Breakfast was a choice of Japanese, Western, or a Sasebo Burger, plus a buffet as well—very satisfying. I couldn’t eat a Sasebo Burger the day before, so I never expected to be able to have one in the morning!

Although it is far from the station, we were able to fully enjoy Sasebo. The arcade shopping street, which stretches for over 1 km, was lively and bustling with many tourists, as cruise ships were also calling at the port. Sasebo burgers and curry served with authentic Indian naan were excellent. The Hotel also has a coin laundry, making it perfect for long-term stays.

I stayed here last July and returned again this year—thank you for taking care of me. The women’s bath is compact with only three washing stations, but it has been nicely renovated and kept very clean. In front of the front desk, there were also amenities such as lotion and cleansing products. My Room had a spacious, barrier-free style bathroom, but the air conditioning wasn’t very effective. I choose an Accommodation based on the large public bath, location, and washing machines, and within walking distance of Sasebo Station, this is the only place that meets those conditions. I’ll be back again—thank you in advance!

Self-service check-in/out and luggage storage were efficient. For dinner, there weren’t any nearby restaurants I wanted to visit, so I bought Kyushu sashimi at a supermarket and brought it back, but I forgot soy sauce. I asked at the front desk, and they kindly provided some, which I really appreciated. It was disappointing that the Room temperature couldn’t be adjusted in fine increments, and that I shared the elevator several times with what seemed to be housekeeping staff who took up space while chatting among themselves.

This is my second stay. A beautifully renovated accommodation with a charming atmosphere and a hostess with a lovely smile. Within walking distance from the station, the accommodation is very clean and well-maintained. The hostess was kind and shared many stories, making this place an absolute favorite for future stays!

These days, most places are Business Hotels with cramped unit bathrooms and a very businesslike feel, but this one had pleasantly nostalgic, spacious Facilities where I could truly relax. Thanks to that, I slept soundly and was able to get a lot done at work the next day. I’ll definitely stay here again!

The breakfast is excellent, and the accommodation rates are reasonable, so I often stay here.

I stay here during my touring trips, and the property is gradually being renovated. I was delighted with the refrigerator, which was a type I had never seen before—large and super cold. The hotel's TV allows you to watch Sasebo Cable TV, so you can enjoy Sasebo's local programs. I've seen comments about the bath water overflowing into the bathroom, and I experienced it once. In such cases, I suggest keeping the bath plug vertical and draining the water slowly. Alternatively, there's a public bath about a 7-8 minute walk from the hotel near the arcade exit. It's a Showa retro-style bathhouse with a jacuzzi, and it's affordable, so you might consider using the public bath and just using the shower at the hotel. The front desk offers free disposable soap, shampoo, and conditioner. I've used this place many times, and I personally think rooms with overflowing bathrooms are rare. Also, the single room I stayed in didn't have any indirect lighting, so if that's important to you, you might want to bring some from a 100-yen shop or use the room's TV on mute as a substitute. Lastly, parking can be challenging for those with cars. The parking lot is narrow, so if you're not confident in your driving skills, I recommend parking just before or at the same time as check-in. Motorcycles, by the way, can park for free, which is a great help.