Family hotels and homes in Hasami

Situated in Hasami and within 13 km of Huis Ten Bosch, Hotel Bliss Villa Hasami has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.

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DENON

From

Singapore

Clean and cozy, hotel are new instead of the photos shown which are quite rusty Available car park outside the hotel Too bad don't have time to visit the free onsen next door

Situated in Ureshino, 29 km from Huis Ten Bosch, Hamilton Ureshino features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

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Amanda

From

Australia

A unique hotel with excellent service and ammenities. The foyer & shared spaces were charming and we appreciated the warm, friendly welcome from the hotel staff who provided a welcome drink and offered to make us dinner reservations as we checked in. We were escorted to our room, which was extremely spacious, clean and comfortable. We had a lovely view. We were so impressed with the complimentary cookies which had absolutely beautiful Arita porcelain designs. The location was good for visiting all the sights in Saga that we wanted to see and the parking onsite for guests was handy.

Situated 32 km from Huis Ten Bosch, UreshinoOnsen URESHINO YADOYA offers accommodation with a balcony, as well as an open-air bath and a garden.

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Jacqueline

From

Singapore

Beautifully appointed, lovely tatami floors

Rakuten STAY HOUSE x WILL STYLE Sasebo 109 is set in Sasebo. With free private parking, the property is 2.9 km from Huis Ten Bosch and 5.8 km from Uragashira Hikiage Peace Park and Memorial Museum.

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Chung Lai Jimmy

From

Australia

Very new and modern facilities, very spacious. you get the whole house for yourself, parking is just outside. Comfortable stay. Exceptionally good value for the money.

Located in Ureshino, 32 km from Huis Ten Bosch, Hotel Sakura Ureshino provides accommodation with free bikes, free private parking and a restaurant.

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Shuk Kuen

From

Hong Kong

The breakfast is perfect. although there are not too many choices of the dishes, most of the food offered are ureshino dishes, such as the roasted fishes, tofu, 明太子, peach flavor yogurt drink, etc. They taste very nice. And we had roast beef dinner in a restaurant outside the hotel. The onsen on the roof is excellent: good view, hot, and the water is very soft . You will agree with me if you go there. I stayed at a room for 6 (we are a group of 6). The room is spacious enough. The decoration is also new. The price really worth it.

Rakuten STAY HOUSE x WILL STYLE Sasebo 106 is situated in Sasebo. With free private parking, the property is 2.9 km from Huis Ten Bosch and 5.8 km from Uragashira Hikiage Peace Park and Memorial...

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Lihui

From

United Kingdom

Easy to find , check in was a bit tricky but managed eventually. Everything else is great . We had a great stay.

Ureshino Motoyu offers a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 32 km of Huis Ten Bosch and 1.4 km of Hizen Yumekaido Ninja Village.

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Phutsadee

From

Thailand

Everything is good view food I'll be back.

Situated in Ureshino, 32 km from Huis Ten Bosch and 1.2 km from Hizen Yumekaido Ninja Village, Taishoya features accommodation with free WiFi, a garden, mountain views, and access to a sauna and a hot...

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Beverly

From

United States

This was a wonderful stay and the Japanese-styled room was comfortable for three of us. We loved the traditional welcome of helpful friendliness informing us that we should catch the shuttle bus to the mountain onsen in time to make it down for dinner. Lovely! I am always concerned about inconveniencing the chef with my gluten-free food needs. It took some pre-communication and effort, but I really wanted my friends to experience the traditional kaiseki experience which is difficult (not possible) to provide as gluten-free in many ryokan. The staff and chef were able to provide kaiseki to my friends and for me a non-traditional meal which was exceptionally wonderful! I am forever thankful for their care and effort in making the meals and onsen a wonderful experience. There are several onsen choices. In the morning, my friends went to the larger one which they said felt like being in a forest, and I went to the smaller lower-level one with pond, Koi and waterfall. The evening mountain onsen was truly a treat and I only wish I knew in advance to allow more time, but we were able to do a nice soak before dinner. This was one of the best ryokan experiences I have had and I would certainly return. My Japanese friends agreed. We didn't see much of the town, but we would go back for that as well since it looked like an interesting stroll. Many other nearby attractions from important shrines, tea fields, and lovely pottery kiln town of Hasami to the Arita porcelain towns and museums as well. Top experience!

Boasting spacious hot spring baths overlooking Ureshino River, historic Ryokan Omuraya provides traditional accommodation fitted with tatami (woven-straw) flooring and serves a carefully prepared...

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Felicity

From

Israel

Just wow. The breakfast was fantatsic,. The dinner was AMAZING,and so tasty. Pro tip: make sure to mention if you're allergic to something before you arrive, we forgot to mention that one of us was lactose intolerant and the desert had dairy in it, so the kitchen made my husband something different for desert, which was very nice of them, especially since that meant I had two deserts. It was also our honeymoon so we were gifted some champagne by the hotel staff. The room is fantastic, and ours had a private onsen. The bed and the bathroom were lovely, and the hotel was too. We wandered around at night, and discovered a table tennis table where you play with flipflops instead of bats, as per local custom. The bar was nice too, and the bartender let me choose the music to play. This ryokan's theme is music, and you can see how much the owners love music as it is literally everywhere.

18 km from Huis Ten Bosch in Arita, 宿坊　心月 features accommodation with access to a hot spring bath and hot tub.

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Stephanie

From

Hong Kong

We are seasoned ryokan customers, and have been to quite a few around Japan, and Shukubo Shingetsu is seriously one of the best. It's relatively new and unknown at this point, but definitely is a hidden gem. There are 3 units available for booking, and we booked one of the two that have two-people capacity. PROS: 1) The whole house has a lovely wood smell (I think it’s Japanese cedar, sugi). 2) All 3 of the units (we've asked to see them all) are beautiful, modern and very very comfortable. They're designed by a famous architecture firm in Tokyo. 3) It's one of a handful of ryokans in Arita, which makes it rare. 4) If you're a huge fan of pottery (which we are), you will LOVE the detials around the house. The umbrella stand, the overhead lamp shades, the vases around the house are all beautiful antique Japanese Aritaware. 5) The food is absolutely INCREDIBLE. The chef (Yasunori-san) is amazing, and that's compared to a lot of other much older and much more established ryokans. Try it, you absolutely have to try his food. He also uses leftover rice from the rice course to make extra riceballs for guests as a midnight snack, which is great. 6) Bed was firm and comfortable! 7) Private onsen in the room was great. 8) Snacks and drinks in the room are 100% free. 9) Netflix in the room! 10) The owners also own a beautiful antique pottery shop, which is also a must-visit. 11) Free parking! 12) The owner of the Ryokan is a lovely lady named Tomoko-san and speaks excellent English, so foreigners would feel very very welcome.