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Whenever I return home, I have stayed at Hotels in Sasebo many times, and this was the best Hotel so far. Everyone—from the front desk to the breakfast staff—was truly pleasant, and the Room was clean, so I felt comfortable staying there. The amenities were well stocked, and breakfast offered such a wide variety that it was hard to choose. Sasebo specialties such as lemon steak, fried horse mackerel, and Hachinoya curry were served piping hot. I would love to stay here again next time.

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.

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.

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!

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 stayed here during my trip. I really appreciated being able to use the parking lot freely even with a motorcycle (some Accommodations make this difficult). The in-house Facilities were clean and more than adequate. The bed was very comfortable, and it helped me recover from travel fatigue. I booked a Plan with breakfast, and it was excellent value for money—I was very satisfied. I’d like to stay here again.

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.

We stayed for two nights. The Onsen, meals, transportation access, and the surrounding environment were all excellent. If I had to mention one downside, our room was on a smoking floor, and I would have appreciated an air purifier even in the hallway. The cigarette smell was so strong that it clung to our towels and even new clothes. It really made me feel that next time I should choose a non-smoking room. That said, the meals and Onsen were outstanding, and the value for money was very good.

I stay here regularly for business trips. I can unwind from work in the Onsen and sauna, rest in my Room, and start the day energized with a delicious breakfast—it's become my routine before heading to work. I would like to continue staying here.

I’ve stayed here several times. Some parts of the room and facilities feel a bit dated, but I had no issues at all. It’s in a convenient location for sightseeing, and my favorite ramen shop, Chikurin Honten, is about a 10-minute drive away. There’s also an eel restaurant within walking distance. The Hotel has parking both in front and at the back, so you should be able to park without trouble. I feel it offers good value for the price. Many of the Hotel staff are wonderful, so I recommend it. I also heard that a new Hotel will open near the station around the end of 2026—I’m hoping to stay there too (laugh).

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.

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!

The front desk staff were kind and provided thoughtful hospitality. The Room and bath were clean, making it a comfortable space to relax. The amenities were well stocked, and we especially appreciated having even a towel for washing. Our children were very satisfied as well.

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