#Cruisin tokyo haiki full#

The house is not big, Japan is also suitable, the bed is a bit soft, the others are normal! There is a hot spring in the hotel but it is hot water! There is a big steam pool inside which is very comfortable! Every day I go to wash and drink a cup of milk from the vending machine. The scenery is very good and there is no scenery outside. It is recommended to stay and face the park. The hotel has a room for the park and the outside. Turn again at night! Let's talk about the hotel, the time is a bit old, but it is very clean, the service is absolutely in place! There are waiters from China and Taiwan. This hotel is right at the door of Huis Ten Bosch, and there is another access to the park! I stayed for two nights, and at 9 o'clock in the morning I went to the park and ran a step! The Huis Ten Bosch campus is not big, mainly has some vr experience, and it doesn't feel like people are coming, so it basically turns around in three hours, so it is very important to stay in the hotel for two days. I know that the hotel will soon be renovated and I hope the customer service can be improved.

The staff’s response at the front desk was disappointing to me. It is also quite remote and very little facilities are found within the walking distance and you may need your own wheels (a toll of 100 yens required). It takes about 25 minutes to drive to Sasebo. It may be a fine alternative to the pricey options near HTB theme park (it takes about 10-15 minutes of driving). As a whole, the hotel’s comfortable, spacious, and laidback setting is its greatest advantage. It seemed that the hotel attracted family guests. The buffet breakfast served a range of dishes. In the next morning we strolled along the greenly path around the hotel. The outdoor onsen pool was closed at the time I used (about 22:00). The environment was really quiet and nothing was heard at night. Everything was clean though old-fashioned. We booked a double room with a balcony facing a small bay area. However the building and facilities were rather dated. The hotel setting was really vast and looked like a Mediterranean resort.

#Cruisin tokyo haiki full#

The hotel offered free car park to guest and it was full during my stay. After checking-in we drove to a nearby convenience store (took about 5 minutes) for a simple dinner. The receptionist, an aged gentleman, coldly told us that there was no food available in the hotel then asked for the payment. Due to flight delay we arrived at the hotel at about 21:30 and missed the buffet dinner. My wife and I stayed in the hotel for a night in mid-August.