Hotel Den Haag Huis Ten Bosch

We had a wonderful stay at the Hotel Den Haag! A shuttle bus came to take us to the hotel from the designated parking lot. We were greeted by friendly staff who speak both English and Japanese, and we were charmed by the festive decorations throughout the hotel. We received complimentary onsen vouchers and a shuttle schedule, although we didn’t end up using them. We arrived on the last night of New Year’s fireworks, and the view from the harbor view room was spectacular! Our party also had a loft room. The fireworks were not visible but the water view was still surprisingly good. We also enjoyed the nightstand radio feature! I suggest making a reservation for the hotel buffet, as it was completely booked at dinner time. We were able to eat at the yakitori takeout restaurant in the harbor area instead; Red Lobster is also accessible without paying park admission. There was a short wait for the breakfast buffet, but it was worth it. There was wonderful variety and I was able to find out allergen information on the website in advance. A few baby food items are also available! I expected the Den Haag might be dated and possibly underwhelming, but our whole group was impressed by the hospitality, vintage ambience, food, and views. We would love to stay here again.

Good to watch the firework show from harbor view room as expected. The room is well-soundproofed.

A wonderful place, full of old-world charm and luxury. A huge room, especially for Japan. I had a corner room, which meant that I could see the harbor as well as the amusement park. Lots of nice extras, including free use of the onsen, which has jacuzzis and a rotemburo as well as the usual indoor bath. Excellent and extensive breakfast; be sure to try the homemade tofu. Located right between Harbor Town and the Palace, with a handy shuttle bus service. Expensive, but well worth it.

I like that it’s inside the park. My room has nice view of the harbor. Staff are helpful and they helped me go back to JR station early in the morning when the bus shuttle service has not started yet. They also assisted me in arranging Yamato service for my luggage to the next location so I won’t be carrying it when switching trains as I explore Nagasaki area going to Peace Park. Free ticket to onsen.

A beautiful hotel full of European charm. The room was huge, with all the amenities, and there was even an extra-large bath. I had a room with a harbor view, so I could watch the sunrise. It’s right on the grounds of Huis ten Bosch, so when you’re done with the park you just walk through Harbor Town and you’re there. There is a shuttle bus that will take you between the hotel and the main entrance to the park (a five minute walk from the train station). There is also a baggage service so you can leave your big bags and they will take them to the hotel for free. That way you don’t have to haul them around the park or spend money on a coin locker. The buffet breakfast was included, and was very good, with a large selection. It was served in the room overlooking the harbor. The staff were very helpful, and they can speak English if your Japanese isn’t so good. A wonderful place, and I was really sad to leave. I would like to return again, this time for two nights.