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This was my long-awaited trip to Huis Ten Bosch. I considered staying at one of the official Hotels inside the park, but chose this Hotel for its extensive Facilities, the large number of positive Reviews, and the reassurance of the Okura brand. Even before arriving at the main entrance by car, I was overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the building’s exterior. The stunning stepped atrium from the 1st to 3rd floors also set an exciting tone for a truly luxurious stay. The female bell staff member was exceptionally polite and kind, saying, “We’ll take your luggage up via a separate elevator, so please go ahead to your Room.” When I entered, there was an adorable teddy bear on the table by the window. The message card read, “Happy Birthday,” and since it was my birthday month, it was such a delightful surprise! She also wished me a happy birthday in person, which really moved me. From my Room we could see not only Huis Ten Bosch but also views out to open water—an amazing panorama. It was during the Obon holiday period so there must have been many guests staying, yet thanks to how spacious the Hotel is overall, it never felt crowded. Above all else, every staff member’s attentive service stood out. I’ve stayed at many Hotels and usually find something to complain about somewhere—but this time there wasn’t a single issue, and I enjoyed every moment in complete comfort. While this is clearly a Hotel designed with visits to Huis Ten Bosch in mind, once you cross the bridge there’s also a JR station (remarkably close to the waterfront), so on day two we took the train and went as far as Sasebo. It’s also very useful as a base for sightseeing in Nagasaki City or Sasebo. The breakfast buffet had an excellent variety with plenty of both Japanese and Western options—I ended up eating far too much. This was my first time visiting Nagasaki and Huis Ten Bosch, and it became an unforgettable trip full of wonderful memories. Next time I’d love to stay longer—this truly is an outstanding Hotel. Thank you very much!

Both dinner and breakfast the next morning were very satisfying!! It was also amazing to be able to watch the limited-time 3D projection mapping right in front of the Hotel around 9:00 PM, just before closing. I felt it was a special privilege of staying inside Huis Ten Bosch, and it was very helpful that we could take the limousine bus from in front of the Hotel to Omura Airport when we left. Our child is three years old and was able to play hard until the end, then slept soundly on the limousine bus. We made wonderful memories. Thank you to all the staff!!

When visiting Huis Ten Bosch, I stayed at Hotel Nikko Huis Ten Bosch. This time, I booked a Plan that included both the stay and a one-day passport for Huis Ten Bosch, and it cost 26,100 yen for two people in one Room. With the Accommodation located right next to the park and the passport included at this price, it felt like an excellent deal. The Room showed a bit of age in places, but it was well cleaned and very tidy. I had a comfortable stay with nothing in particular to complain about. Breakfast was buffet-style with a wide variety of options and generous portions. They also offered local dishes, which was a nice way to experience Nagasaki flavors. Everything was delicious, and I could eat well from the morning. Another great feature is the large public bath. After walking around Huis Ten Bosch all day, it was relaxing to soak and ease my fatigue. The bath area also had plenty of basic skincare amenities available, which made it convenient to use with almost no need to bring anything. These thoughtful touches left a great impression. Overall, between the great location, good value with the one-day passport included, tasty breakfast, and the large public bath, it was a very satisfying stay. If you want to fully enjoy Huis Ten Bosch, this is a convenient Hotel I would recommend.

I made a Reservation just two days in advance, and the property was very clean with a calm atmosphere, so I had a comfortable stay. Since it was a one-night stay with No Meals Included, I didn’t use anything other than the Room. I didn’t have much interaction with the staff, but they greeted me politely when I went out, and their bright, friendly manner was very pleasant. The Room was spotless and well stocked with amenities, and I was able to relax quietly. The area is rural and there aren’t any convenience stores nearby, but there are small shops, an Onsen Facility, and restaurants just a short walk away, so even with children we were able to enjoy ourselves 충분に楽しむことができました。 I also got to enjoy Saga’s beautiful nature and cherry blossoms. With great weather as well, it turned into a wonderful trip.

We stayed here for a Multiple Night Stay in early August for a family trip. The welcome cruise we had been looking forward to felt like a private charter, perhaps because it was late, and the sightseeing cruise inside Huis Ten Bosch exceeded our expectations. The Hotel is stunning—not only from the outside, but also with an incredibly elaborate interior that feels overwhelmingly luxurious. After walking down seemingly endless wide corridors, we were shown to our Room, which had a spiral staircase; the upstairs bedroom area was charming and was a big hit with our two daughters. For dinner on the first night, we made a Reservation at one of the Hotel restaurants and enjoyed a delicious meal while listening to live music. Breakfast requires some caution as the buffet can get crowded, but everything—including shabu-shabu—was excellent. The only drawback is that the Onsen is located some distance away, though that can’t really be helped. The Hotel staff were very polished and left us with a great impression. Overall, we were extremely satisfied. Thank you for such an exceptional experience.

We had a wonderful stay. We’d love to stay here again the next time we visit Huis Ten Bosch.

Checked in late at night and enjoyed the Onsen. Breakfast the next morning was delicious no matter what I ate! The potato salad with mentaiko was the best, haha.

Once again, I chose Den Haag, which I have stayed at before. The warm smiles and friendly greetings from everyone at the Hotel left a lasting impression. I enjoyed the all-inclusive plan and the meals. The cocktails and wine in particular, served in the lounge, were excellent. My child especially loved the soft-serve ice cream. I also like the location with an ocean view—it’s very quiet and relaxing. It’s a wonderful Hotel that I would love to stay at every 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.

This price was a great deal with next-day passport included. The Room was spacious and nice, but it was a bit disappointing to find hair in the washbasin.

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!

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!

We stayed here when visiting Huis Ten Bosch. We found this place while looking for a Room that could accommodate our family of five together. The price was reasonable, and it was convenient because everything we needed was provided. There are no dining options within walking distance, but if you have a car, there is a convenience store nearby, so it wasn’t an issue. I also visited an Onsen (day-use bathing at another Accommodation) about five minutes away by car. Although the check-in process is unmanned, the support center was very kind and helpful. We would like to stay again if we have the opportunity.

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.

I had a Multiple Night Stay. The room was cleaned thoroughly every day, so I was able to stay comfortably. When a group came in, the staff asked if I could shift my breakfast time, and they also made announcements and posted notices so we wouldn’t overlap, which allowed me to enjoy breakfast at a relaxed pace. However, one thing: breakfast was buffet-style, but I didn’t realize drinks were available until the last day—after I had finished eating—when I heard staff informing other guests. That part was a little disappointing. There wasn’t much noise, and parking was easy as well. Personally, I would like to stay at AZ again if I have the chance.

This was my first stay here. The new building is a bit far from the baths, but it was very clean and comfortable. The bath left my skin feeling smooth, and the Onsen was excellent. The dining place I used offers set meals at reasonable, fair prices. The horse mackerel sashimi set meal was very fresh and delicious. It seems that both the Onsen and the dining place can be used by non-guests as well. Since the price doubles for two guests, I wish it were a bit more affordable. If I have the chance, I would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed here on the first day of my Onsen tour in Saga Prefecture. Everything was perfect, including the baths and the meals. The bath water was unbelievably silky and milky white—an experience I’ve never had before. The food was delicious, as you’d expect from a property that also runs a Japanese restaurant! Next time, I’d like to book a Multiple Night Stay. It’s expensive at 100,000 yen per night for one person, though.

From the deck connected to the living room, enjoy a breathtaking view of Onigi's terraced rice fields, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields. You’ll also be greeted by friendly goats right in front of the house. The deck features a traditional Goemon bath where you can soak while admiring the scenery. For dinner, gather around an irori (traditional sunken hearth) and enjoy a leisurely meal while chatting with the hosts. The dishes are made with local ingredients and enhanced by homemade seasonings like soy sauce koji and nuoc mam vinegar—everything is delicious, perfectly paired with drinks. After dinner, sleep under a mosquito net for a nostalgic Showa-era experience. In the morning, try cooking rice in a traditional kamado stove using freshly harvested rice from the terraced fields—it’s so flavorful on its own! Pair it with grilled fish (barracuda on this day), large-grain natto from Takachiho, roasted seaweed over an irori fire, or tamago kake gohan (rice topped with raw egg). You’ll find yourself reaching for seconds! This accommodation is perfect for families or couples and is also popular among international guests. For those who aren’t comfortable eating raw eggs at breakfast, you can request alternatives like tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet). We’d love to visit again as a family!

The house was very clean and spacious, allowing 8 of us to stay comfortably without feeling cramped! The staff were wonderful and kindly provided detailed explanations and information about the surrounding area. I would definitely stay here again if I visit the area in the future!

The Room is spacious and clean. I will stay again. I also had the meals, and they were delicious.