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Although I choose to stay at Huis Ten Bosch every time I come to Huis Ten Bosch, I think it is good every time. This time the whole family came and took my grandson to take a bath in the big bath in the evening. The security guard saw that the child did not have a yukata, so he asked if he needed one for the children. Yukata, when he saw us, he immediately pressed the elevator door for us in advance, which felt very considerate! The breakfast quality is as good as before, great! I will still choose to stay here next time I come!

The good: + Spacious clean room with amazing view of the ocean and the 99 islands + Very nice breakfast (Ismir) and dinner ( 4/F Jp restaurant) all with excellent sea view which you don't normally get at a Jap hotel. + Nice onsen. + 5 mins away from the park at the peak. It's a look-out worth visiting. = I drove and enjoyed the ride up/down the slope to hotel as the traffic was not busy. However, do watch out if there is fog during certain time of the year. The not so good: - as mentioned by some other visitors that the bed/ pillows should be upgraded. - thanks to the reception lady who gave me a hand with my luggage unloads from car when I arrived. However, when I departed, was surprised that the lobby gentleman just stood at the front door and didn't bother to help. Overall, will use this hotel again in future.

The Watermark Hotel is one of five official hotels in the Huis Ten Bosch Park in Kyushu. It is located toward the far end of the park, but faces the waterfront, so the view is quite beautiful. The hotel is not too new, but overall maintenance is good. If you drive, the parking lot is near the amusement park entrance, and you will will need to take the shuttle bus to get to the hotel as it is quite far to walk with luggage. However, there is a complimentary luggage delivery service right by the shuttle bus stop. You can just leave for luggage at the concierge and they will bring it to the hotel for you( May take a couple of hours as they said. ) this way, you can go into the park immediately. There is also free tickets to go to the onsen but also need to take the shirt bus for 5 minutes to get there. Breakfast has a lot of varieties to choose from- both western and Japanese food are available. Overall this is very decent hotel for the price.

There was a friend in the group who was sick, so we took the shuttle bus within the park to the hotel in the morning. I was in a situation where I had to sit in the lobby to rest, but the front desk staff who heard my situation allowed me to use a room that had been cleared out early. After hearing that I had to take the limited express early the next morning, they also provided me with the shuttle bus timetable within the park and the train timetable for Huis Ten Bosch Station. After learning that the shuttle bus schedule was not right, I inquired and had the shuttle bus wait in front of the hotel at an earlier time. The breakfast was a buffet, and it was clean, had a variety of dishes, and the view from the restaurant was beautiful, so I wanted to stay longer. The accommodation had a living room on the first floor and two rooms with two beds each on the second floor, and the sink, washbasin, closet, and TV were hidden behind wooden sliding doors. Not only did it look good, but it was also very convenient. The lake view from the living room was secluded, beautiful, and quiet. I received a free pass for a hot spring outside on the outskirts of the road, so I was able to go to a hot spring with a sauna. It was a very satisfactory hotel with both facilities and services.

It was my first use. The hotel was right here if I was looking for a neighborhood with a house tenbos and biopark schedule on a children's graduation trip. I was excited to try to be here at a glance with a fashionable appearance on the net. I was satisfied with all the impressions! If you say only one thing, it was difficult to confirm the reservation of table tennis stadium and karaoke, so I thought that I would put a more easy to understand in the lobby for the first time. The others are really as expected! The bath is comfortable (I enjoyed shampoo Viking), and the Viking is rich and delicious! The staff also had a pleasant customer service! Although the building is aging and deteriorating, the room is clean and the room is just a good size ☆ I will use it again! Thanks to the staff, I had a fun time. Thank you!

The Villa Aojishi UR1 is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Villa Aojishi UR1 offers a pleasant stay in Sasebo for those traveling for business or leisure.From the hotel, Saza Station is just 14km away. Seeing Sasebo's sights from this hotel is easy with カトリック褥崎聖ペトロ教会, Shitonezaki Church and Statue of Virgin Mary "Stella Maris" all close by.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.When it comes to Sasebo hotels, the Villa Aojishi UR1 is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

I used this hotel for my first trip to Huis Ten Bosch. The point I chose was that there was a large hot spring bath in the hotel. After returning tired from sightseeing at night, it was very helpful to take a hot spring in the hotel. The hot water was just right and the fatigue was healed. The rooms were upgraded on the day and the balcony overlooked Huis Ten Bosch and was the best. Everywhere in the hotel was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was also rich and delicious, and I ate a lot and couldn't eat lunch. The attention of the staff was also detailed, and I was able to spend two days really comfortably. I would like to use it next time I visit. thank you for your help.

In my opinion, the only benefit for staying at this hotel is its location. The hotel is located directly inside the theme park, which means you are able to roam around the park after it's closed or before it's open, a rare experience you can hardly get in any theme park. It also means you can go back to your room anytime during the day, without even need to exit the park. This is not a small benefit, and that's why I still give it 3 stars. The room, however, was disappointing for a moderately expensive hotel. It was really old, probably never renovated since the theme park opened. I stayed in one of their superior rooms. The decor was plain, and while the room was large, about 1/3 of the space was completely empty and basically unused. The TV was tiny considering the room size, and I wasn't even sure if it's HD. The lobby and the public space didn't look bad, but there wasn't anything cool or fancy. My room faced away from the park, so couldn't tell much about the view. It was quiet though. One thing I was unprepared for was that the hotel didn't have a store. And since all the stores in the park close by 8PM or so, I wasn't able to buy snakes or drinks at night. (There was a minibar in the room, but it was overpriced and was mostly alcohol). If I chose to stay in a hotel outside of the main entrance, I would have access to the convenience stores. The breakfast was overpriced. While the food wasn't bad, it was an average hotel breakfast and doesn't worth 3600 yen. However since you can't get breakfast in the park anywhere else, the other option is to hold until lunch. If I make the choice again, I would probably stay at one of their partner hotels outside of the main gate. Not only are they cheaper, but are also more convenient. TIPS: 1. Since the hotel is located inside the theme park, you can't drive to the hotel or get dropped at the hotel entrance. You have to walk through the park entrance, and reach the hotel either by foot or by taking the park shuttle. If you have luggage, you can have them delivered to the hotel for free at the luggage service kiosk outside of the main gate (it takes 2-3 hours). You can also have your luggage delivered to the entrance at check out, but need to pick them up before 6PM. If you are driving, you won't have easy access to your car during the stay. 2. Unless you arrive after the park is closed, you need a valid park admission ticket on your check in day to access the hotel. You don't need admission tickets for subsequent days (until check out). They are included in your room rate and will be given to you at check in time. You will also get a ticket to the hot spring (only 1 ticket per stay). You have to get there by taking the shuttle bus, and the place is pretty crowded. I think it can be passed.

The first step is the impression of aging. But tulips were displayed here and there, and it was nice to see the check-in ship arriving from the room in front of me. I wonder if the illumination was more comfortable. Amenity, coffee, coffee cups, etc. I was able to feel a sense of luxury around here. Guests were able to enter Huis Ten Bosch from １ time earlier than usual the next morning ８, walk around the less popular park, and get an attraction numbered ticket. There was also a Huis Ten Bosch hot spring bathing ticket, and it was good to be able to take a bath before it was crowded. Breakfast is crowded and ２ with banquet hall. Sparkling wine, muffins, live omelets, etc. 〇 for myself. I am satisfied with staying once.

I have stayed a long time ago and this time I only used the morning buffet. There are relatively many foreign guests here, and I feel a little annoying. I didn't like taking things without masks or gloves at morning. I was careful, but employees should actually do it. Later, I heard that the restaurant is run by another company. It was a complaint on the homepage about nature, but the part was only a little, and the rest was just ordinary ingredients. I thought it wasn't a big deal for the price.