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It was a very beautiful room!

　Our accommodation in Sasebo was in front of Sasebo station in Toyoko Inn. When I arrived in front of Sasebo Station from Nagasaki, I saw a familiar signboard of Toyoko Inn, and I was able to enter the parking lot directly from the national highway running. You can walk around Sasebo Station, of course, and the next day, it was also convenient to go to Exhibition Sea Peak and Kujuku Island. The hotel is Toyoko ink quality itself. It is a simple hotel that is not related to luxury, but the building was bright and clean everywhere and the staff was friendly. There is also a free breakfast and it is a hotel that is happy with a reasonable price.

Great location, wonderful staff, best breakfast I had my entire time in Japan. This hotel was perfect for having to work on base. It is a 20 minute walk and a $12 cab ride. The staff only speaks some English, but the conversations we did have we were able to communicate mostly because they were so kind and willing to understand me. It is a small Japanese hotel, but the room was the perfect size for a solo traveler. I would highly recommend this hotel to Navy travelers as well as regular travelers alike!

優點是距離佐世保火車站很近，300米的樣子，距離汽車總站和公交樞紐200米；有洗衣房，居然是在天台。去港口邊吃飯購物也比較方便。 缺點是房間真的很小很小很小，而且有一股黴味。前台空調開得很大，樓層裏卻不開，房間空調也有些打不冷的感覺。 湊合兩晚上沒啥問題，不過也就是湊合。

It is very close to JR Sasebo Station, crossing the road (it is a big road) and then entering a small road and turning left to see the green hotel sign. Breakfast is a Japanese meal, enough to eat, the taste should be OK (varies from person to person). The staff is polite and welcoming.

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.

About 2 minutes on foot from Haiki Station. It has 7 floors, with the front desk and restaurant on the 1st floor, and the ceremonial hall, banquet hall, and meeting room on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The room is slightly larger than a normal business hotel. The room is a smoking room, so the smell of cigarettes lingers strongly. Nightwear is a gown type. Although it is cleaned well, there are traces of repairing cracks on the tiles in the bathroom, the bathtub apron is about to come off, and the area around the washbasin is terribly dirty, probably due to aging. Single room is 6,900 yen per night. Considering that there are no competing hotels in the area and it is close to the station, is it a reasonable place?

There was a friend in the group who was sick, so we took the shuttle bus within the park to the hotel in the morning. I was in a situation where I had to sit in the lobby to rest, but the front desk staff who heard my situation allowed me to use a room that had been cleared out early. After hearing that I had to take the limited express early the next morning, they also provided me with the shuttle bus timetable within the park and the train timetable for Huis Ten Bosch Station. After learning that the shuttle bus schedule was not right, I inquired and had the shuttle bus wait in front of the hotel at an earlier time. The breakfast was a buffet, and it was clean, had a variety of dishes, and the view from the restaurant was beautiful, so I wanted to stay longer. The accommodation had a living room on the first floor and two rooms with two beds each on the second floor, and the sink, washbasin, closet, and TV were hidden behind wooden sliding doors. Not only did it look good, but it was also very convenient. The lake view from the living room was secluded, beautiful, and quiet. I received a free pass for a hot spring outside on the outskirts of the road, so I was able to go to a hot spring with a sauna. It was a very satisfactory hotel with both facilities and services.