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Rakuten Stay House Willstyle Sasebo

Rakuten Stay House Willstyle Sasebo

4.4/568 Reviews
I used it for the first time this time. Very close to Huis Ten Bosch, the room is clean! It was spacious for a family of 6 w There was no guide when entering the room, so I was confused at first, but they responded quickly to my contact and were polite and easy to understand. It was new and fresh to check in and out with a tablet. It's reasonable, so I think it's suitable for consecutive nights. If I go next time, I will try to stay here. It has a kitchen, so I was happy that I was able to keep my budget down without having to eat out for dinner and breakfast. Also, it is recommended to bring small children, so it would be nice to have children's dishes, washrooms, and toilets with stepping stools. All of them were for adults, so that was the only thing that bothered me, but I was very satisfied!
Temple Stay Tsushima Seizanji

Temple Stay Tsushima Seizanji

4.5/59 Reviews
It was a wonderful experience to stay in the Go Temple. In addition, the hero ambassador of the Imjin Japanese War also stayed there, and it is a place that the Korean news agency passed through, so I am very impressed. All inconveniences are offset by experiencing a somewhat uncomfortable environment or historical place. I think it's a good place to stay if you want a clean breakfast and a quiet rest.
Village Bfh

Village Bfh

3.8/523 Reviews
The facilities are a little sieve, but you can spend quite comfortable. I'm worried that there was a little floor, but I don't think it's a problem considering the price. It was more comfortable than expected, so I can recommend it.
Nagasaki House Burabura

Nagasaki House Burabura

4.2/53 Reviews
The location is relatively in, but it is the sea and the room is good in Japanese. It is worthy of praise that the clerk is very polite. I checked in late that day. I saw that I didn't get to my place and left a note to talk to me about contact. But another is not good, many facilities have to be shared.
Sloth Glamping

Sloth Glamping

4.6/510 Reviews
Cottage + deck, you can spend comfortably without inconvenience. The deck had a table and hammock, and the room had a kettle, shower, sink, kitchen, and projector. This time it came with BBQ ingredients, but it also came with rice and it was more than I could eat. The specialty ”Tsushima Tonchan” was soft and delicious.
Tsushima White House

Tsushima White House

5/52 Reviews
It's a revisit. Breakfast and service were so good. I think it's good because it's close to a small value mart and a Poe Mu Bakery ㅠ I slept comfortably because of the Japanese countryside. However, the stairs are a bit steep, so there is a child. Family recommends the first floor :-)
Goto Guest House Utojuku

Goto Guest House Utojuku

4.4/51 Reviews
Very good value for money! The bathroom is very clean!
Guesthouse Pikaichi Second

Guesthouse Pikaichi Second

4.2/55 Reviews
Minshuku Nishidomari

Minshuku Nishidomari

4.4/55 Reviews
The West Park is a calm port town with lights of houses and vending machines at night. The lights of vending machines at night. The Nishitori district is a place with Russia, where Russian ships sank off Tsushima during the Russo Japanese War and helped Russian soldiers landed in Tsushima. It is said that the memorial service is held every May, and the exchange with Russia is continuing. The Nishitori district is recommended for those who want to spend a slow night in Tsushima. B & B Nishi Tomari is a new inn along the sea (along the road) and has a clean feeling. There is Wi-Fi in each room and the bath is divided by sex. You can also eat at an old private house 150 years old, and eat with Tsushima's ingredients, fresh and delicious. The most happy thing was that the owner guided us to places that were not on the sightseeing pamphlet or map. Thank you for showing us the gongen mountain and the Japan Sea battle monument!
Guesthouse Wasabi

Guesthouse Wasabi

4.3/55 Reviews

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Local Travel Info

Number of hotels191
Number of Reviews 152
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$135
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$147