Nagasaki Prefecture

My stay at Hotel Nikko Huis Ten Bosch was excellent overall. It looked exactly like the photos on the official website. The room felt clean and comfortable, and the space was more spacious than I expected, making for a very relaxing stay. The biggest advantage is its proximity to Huis Ten Bosch; it was incredibly convenient to return to the hotel after enjoying the evening light show without rushing. The breakfast selection was also quite good, and the taste was of a certain standard. If I visit Huis Ten Bosch again, I would definitely want to stay here.

Room is considered big size in Japan and very comfortable. a sheot walking distance to the JR station and to the theme park. there are convenience stores within the hotel premises as well.

This hotel was very near nagasaki station so it was very convenient to stay here. This is also near tram where you could also ride to go around the city. The place was very clean and staffs were very accomodating. It has also luggage lockers or storage which is a huge relief for travellers.

Convenient Transportation: You can send your luggage to the hotel before entering the park, which is very convenient. After entering the park, you can take a boat and disembark near the hotel, or take a bus to the entrance. The hotel is located in the middle of the park, making it very convenient to return to your room to rest after an evening of fun.

super love how modern and chic FAV LUX Nagasaki is. per day parking at 2000 yen. entrance to room is via PIN code. will stay here again next time I am in Nagasaki

Convenient Transportation: Staying at Unzen means it's a bit remote, but the advantage is having a car and ample parking. Service: Hoshino Resorts' service is impeccable. The only drawback is that it's not diverse enough. In a place with nothing else around, they should offer more, such as: maps of the surrounding area, family-friendly activities, hotel entertainment, etc. Breakfast: This seems to be the weakest point. Neither dinner nor breakfast really suited my taste.

One of the best hotels we’ve stayed in Japan. The breakfast view was impressive and the staff are nice too!

The hotel is great, but foreign tourists with large luggage should carefully consider their options before booking. I initially thought that not having an elevator and only needing to carry luggage to the second floor wouldn't be a big deal, especially since staying one night includes park admission for the next day, which saves a lot. However, on the day we entered the park, we encountered a heavy downpour. Although we were lucky enough to get directly on the shuttle from the park entrance to the hotel, and the hotel staff quickly came out to greet us and offer towels, which was very thoughtful, after checking in, I discovered another challenge: there was no covered walkway from the lobby to Building D, where I was staying, and no covered walkway for carrying luggage from the first to the second floor. It was just a disaster. For breakfast, it's similar to Subway, with various toppings. Each person chooses one bread and one meat, and then you can add other toppings as you like. You can eat it there or take it to go. There are also coffee, drinks, yogurt, etc. I found it to be plenty and delicious. In summary, if you don't have large luggage or if it's not raining, this is an excellent choice. The shuttle service runs more frequently on weekends, but walking is also manageable.

The hotel is located on a hill in Nagasaki city, offering a beautiful view. Guests can overlook the city during the day and enjoy Nagasaki's million-dollar night view. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and very clean, and the staff are friendly and polite. The hotel provides a shuttle service to and from Nagasaki Station, making transportation convenient. The breakfast selection is extensive. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay, and I would choose to stay here again on my next visit to Nagasaki.