Hotels in Sasebo

A unquie hotel located in a quiet town but with serene environment. Onsen - public bath in front & with few eateries around. The Japanese restaurant food were delicious.

We were given tea 🍵 as a welcome drink. It was out of the ordinary and delicious ♪ I was also happy that the tea teacher recommended many nearby shops. The hotel was clean and had all the amenities you need. It even had a ReFa shower and they even lent us a ReFa hairdryer, which I was very happy with. I've told many of my friends how great it was, so I hope to give back a little if they all stay at...

The best hotel during my trip to Japan, the hotel is new , the room is very clean , the restaurant is also the best during my trip, will come back is possible

The location is amazing, there is also an onsen nearby. The restaurant’s food is delicious

The hotel will distribute tickets to three nearby hot springs. The hot springs are of good quality. But you should be gentle when walking in the hotel, otherwise you will disturb others

The hotel itself does not have a hot spring, but will provide each person with two admission tickets to a nearby hot spring hotel. The hot springs ♨️ are dominated by nearby residents, and there are also restaurants nearby. Some restaurants are not open every day and close very early. It takes 6 minutes to drive to the convenience store. There is also a supermarket near the convenience store, which...

Nice staff, great location, clean rooms

Generally good to live, one demerit is the bed is too soft

The advantages are that it's very close to Sasebo Train Station, about 300 meters away, and 200 meters from the bus terminal and bus hub. There's also a laundry room, surprisingly on the rooftop. It's also convenient for dining and shopping near the port. The disadvantages are that the room was incredibly small and had a musty smell. The air conditioning at the front desk was turned up high, but not...

I should have eaten breakfast elsewhere. I asked for a raw egg to be fired for a child, but I was refused because I wasn't in charge of making it. A microwave oven can be used at least freely. It was said that there is a parking lot, but it is a style that parks in front of the hotel, deposits the key at the front desk, and the hotel side enters the parking lot in order according to the next sunrise...

There is a pay parking lot, but there are few cars, the hotel staff parks in front of the hotel and moves. You can dine at the restaurant on the 2nd floor, and COSPA is normal. Free breakfast is bread and coffee is self. Others will be offered at the Imperial Palace.

The bed and blanket were super itchy, and even after staff had me get another blanket from another room, it didn’t help at all. I kept feeling things crawling and bumping around my feet and body the whole night, and I cant get sleep. The wall that near the bed has a white board covering, seems like they were trying to do some maintenance. Bad bad experience! Not recommend!

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? 

It was spacious, simple, and the tatami room was nice. I will visit again when I go to Sasebo later.

The location and the location were excellent.

The location is close to the train station, very convenient

The room is comfortable and well-equipped. The station and convenience store are nearby.

This small ryokan with only about eight rooms was a nice quiet stay. Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying in terms of variety, quantity, and taste. All the staff, except for the owner and one woman, were foreigners and very friendly. However, the shower is located next to the semi-open bathtub, so the outside air blows directly into it. It's quite cold, so it might be a bit uncomfortable...

This is a very traditional Japanese boutique hotel with a total of only 8 guest rooms. On the ground floor, there are four rooms equipped with private onsen baths, alongside two public hot spring baths. Dinner was an outstanding 10-course Kaiseki meal, which notably included both grilled and steamed Saga Wagyu. The culinary experience here truly outshines even establishments like Taishoya and Charakuen...

The location is quite secluded, which is great if you're looking for peace and quiet. There are no shops or attractions in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. The hotel facilities are pretty standard, and the food was nothing special. A significant drawback was the outdoor shower in the room, which was far too cold to use during winter.

Each room has a private bath, very nice! One night, two meals, super rich and delicious!

Each room boasts a private hot spring, and the rooms themselves are spacious and beautifully decorated. The front desk staff were exceptionally polite and proactive in assisting foreign guests. The food quality for the half-board (dinner and breakfast) package was excellent. I would definitely stay here again! 👍🏼

Delightful and unique! Easy to find, with a warm welcome and a lovely, nostalgic vibe. The private onsen with wonderful water was a highlight. Our renovated room was beautifully appointed, with a private bath and lovely details. We also savored a spectacular feast of Saga beef and other fine traditional meals. The staff's genuine kindness, including arranging a special gift, was much appreciated. Highly...