Hotels near Saikai Bridge, Sasebo

The hotel is standing on the hill looking down Sasebo harbor. You can see the islands in Saikai National Park depends on the room direction. They have a big bath and the private bath both. Driving up the hill may be a little challenging because the road is narrow and winding. Hotel stuffs are very polite and helpful. Breath taking view with a hotel pool where people use for the wedding reception. Just another beauty of Japan.

Great space for family of 4. Huge bedroom and bathroom. Has separate toilet room and bath tub room and dresser room. You get what you pay for. Serves nice amenities. Branded Tea and Coffee and Toiletries. Perfect for enjoying Huis Ten Bosch as it has great location. Offered us free next day pass. Amazing! Enjoyed our stay.

I would definitely like to stay in this place again. The staff are very helpful and accommodating. I asked them for ferry directions to another nearby island and they were quite diligent in finding out the information for me.  The hotel also has all the amenities that most Japanese business hotels have: toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, and even mouthwash, which most Japanese hotels do not offer as an amenity.  Literally right across from the Sasebo station. It was a lifesaver after having an almost two hour train ride from Nagasaki.  Another interesting fact: the hotel doesn’t have the fourth floor because the Chinese pronunciation of “four” in Japanese is similar to “death.” It’s actually my first time seeing this in Japan. I’ve seen it several times in Hong Kong. Quite interesting and old school!

I love this room bc of have a big bed and have a good view too

The hotel is very near to the train station. Opposite side is the Huis Ten Bosch. If you don’t want to drag your luggages along the long bridge to reach the park, this is a good place. Don’t like a step up to their hotel as it is dangerous to my hubby to handle alone. Their tap is a bit old type to on and adjust for both hot and cold water. Serve good breakfast. Oh outside the hotel for the goat and ducks. Refer to photo

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 

Nice little hotel but the heater is centralised so it might be a bit hot in winter

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? 

The place is fine, the staff always provide new towels. My room has a leftover sock under my bed, but my stay is comfortable. Recommended for solo travelers

I liked that the Japanese-style room was spacious. The breakfast was neat and served as a full meal. It is close to the station and has shopping malls nearby, making it very convenient.