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This hotel was value for money. It's the cheapest among all Huis Ten Bosch hotels but provides me with adequate living quality. Though quite far from railway stations, the hotel room was only 5 minutes walking distance to the park. I topped up for the breakfast and it's rich and yummy. I've been there in winter and it's very cold to wait outside for shuttle bus to take me to onsen place.

The location was nice ! Bed was so comfy and big enough for relaxing. The wall a bit thin so I can hear voice from the next room somtime.

If you go to Kyushu, you must go to Huis Ten Bosch. You will see many tulip and Miffy-themed buses and dolls. Adults will also be as happy as children! Self check-in, pajamas, bottled water, hard mattress, good sleep quality. There is a Family Mart and Lawson at the entrance, so you don't need to buy food outside. I bought a 1.5-day Huis Ten Bosch ticket (I bought it after arriving, which was cheaper than buying it from an online travel agency). The restaurants in the park are only a little more expensive than those outside, but there are more choices. I had pizza and Japanese wagyu set meal.

Thank you very much. I would definitely like to use it again in the future.

The hotel is conveniently located near Huis Ten Bosch in about 7 to 9 minutes. Self-service check-in is very convenient. There is a nice bathtub if you like a soak to relieve fatigue during the trip.

I mostly spent time at Huis Ten Bosch, and only returned to the hotel to put my luggage down and sleep, so the small size of the room didn't bother me much. The cleaning was a bit sloppy, but the bedding was clean and I didn't use the bath because I went to the hot spring, so it's good value for money if you're just going to sleep. There was no excessive service, so I was able to stay at my own pace. My room was on the road side, so I couldn't see anything, but it's on a hill, so if you go outside you can see the night view. There is a simple convenience store in the lobby, so if you're lucky you can buy rice balls lol. They sold out quickly. There are also a minimum number of luxury items such as alcohol, 17 ice cream, and coffee. There are only two coin laundry machines, so you could use them if you were lucky. It was tough to climb the slope to the hotel under the scorching sun, but I think I'll come back again.

Facilities: The hotel is new and quiet. The room is not very big, but it is good. Hygiene: The hygiene of Japanese hotels is not bad, but it may be because it is new, so it is cleaner. Environment: At first glance, it is very quiet, the greening is very good, and there is a lawn behind, which is very comfortable. There is also a dedicated passage to the park, which is very close. The parking lot is not free, there are no convenience stores nearby, only a small unmanned store in the lobby, and there are very few things for sale. Service: Check-in is fully self-occupied, and there are almost no staff. The check-in system can select Chinese, but you still have to fill in the Chinese address, which is a bit troublesome. If you book multiple rooms at a time, you have to check in one by one. But I forgot my toiletries bag when I left the hotel. The hotel’s attitude was very good and helped me send it immediately. It will arrive in 2 days, but the express fee is 1320 to be paid on delivery.

Huis Ten Bosch's Robot Hotel is not in the park, so it's a bit troublesome to arrange luggage, because the self-driving parking place is in the park area, and the parking lot next to the hotel charges extra, so you have to go back and forth to pick up your family and then park. Return to the park parking lot. The breakfast is rich and the hotel's garden is very vast. If I hadn't had breakfast and had to walk to the other side, I wouldn't have known where the environment was more beautiful. You can go to the hot spring building. There is a shuttle bus, but it is shared by several hotels, so there are many people using it. I don’t know where to put the hot spring coupon in the room. I didn’t see it when I checked in. Fortunately, I went to the hot spring building counter and wrote down the room. Information such as phone numbers are also allowed. The room we stayed in was new and modernly decorated. I was too tired to take pictures in the room.

The parking place near the hotel needs to pay JPY 1650/time for 24 hours. Three types of robot check-in are available. The triple room is relatively small. There is a big spider web at the main entrance. I didn’t pay attention to the hygiene outside the room. Walk Huis Ten Bosch