Hotels near Domtoren, Sasebo

A pretty good hotel overall, but the hot spring management was a bit chaotic. There were a few ********* kids splashing around in the hot spring, which really ruined the experience. Other than that, the hotel was excellent, especially the value for money of the buffet, particularly dinner.

The hotel was clean and reasonably spacious. There is a bathtub in the room and good for use aftr long tired walk. multi storey Car park was just beside the hotel and convenient walkway link to hotel. Convenient store just outside the hotel. Only con is need to open window as the blower blow out hot air when U turn on the Aircon button. Probably bcos is winter time. Power adapter is needed for charging. Overall stay is pleasant and reasonably comfortable.

Bright, clean & spacious room. Centrally located, having a long covered shopping street nearby, and it’s convenient to visit surrounding attractions. Nice buffet breakfast, fairly enough choice, nice dining environment.

The facilities are very good, very new, single-family, very comfortable There are several cats around here. This one came over to me in the morning and asked me to pet it. It's very cute. The only thing is that there is no check-in tablet here, so we were hanging around outside the door for a while. Just then, someone entered the building next door, so we went over to ask them how to check in. It turns out that they received confirmation from the hotel before check-in, which gave them the door code. I immediately checked my email and found a confirmation email, but no password for the main door. I had to call customer service to retrieve it before I could check in successfully.

I chose this hotel because it's near the Kujukushima sightseeing boat area, and even though the existing reviews aren't great, it was a pleasant surprise, and I highly recommend it. First, there's a shuttle bus to the hotel. There's no timetable on Ctrip, but it's much faster and easier than public transportation. Before 8 PM, wait at the bus stop to the left after exiting the west gate of Sasebo Station. After 8 PM, go to the bus stop outside the east gate. The minibus has the hotel name posted on the window; you have to find it yourself. The hotel receptionist's English is so-so. I booked a tatami room, which was indeed quite old, but it was spacious—the only 22-square-meter room I stayed in during this trip for the price of a budget hotel. There were only electrical outlets for the TV and refrigerator. The hotel has a natural hot spring bath. Free drinks are usually available in the lobby, self-service from machines.

I absolutely love to hear it was beautiful and very fancy. I felt safe as a black woman. People did speak English and they were very willing to help me out with anything I needed whether that be directions room details anything 

I had a very good time and I love the private bath whatever it was only a downside was that no one spoke English but I’m in Japan so what can I say? 

This is a very comfortable and clean hotel with an excellent location. It takes only 3 to 4 minutes on foot to reach the shopping district. Nearby, you can find cafés, restaurants, ramen shops, convenience stores, fruit shops, and even a 100-yen store, making it extremely convenient. In addition, just a 5-minute walk will take you to the nearest bus stop, where you can catch a bus to the 99 Islands Aquarium.

When I visited Huis Ten Bosch, it was hard to find a nice and affordable place to stay. All the nearby places are very pricey but thank god, I found this place and it's actually not that bad. So if you want to visit Huis Ten Bosch, I'd recommend here. It's next to the station and it's only 5mns to Huis Ten Bosch.

Very good, very close to the train station and bus hub, across the road is Wupan Street commercial facilities, and the room is very quiet, the sanitation is very serious.