Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.63 out of 5 (2,570 reviews). Some guests say their children were delighted to arrive by the dedicated cruiser, and others mention the children getting very excited about the fluffy beds. Guests also praise the roast beef at the breakfast buffet, and some point to stay perks such as the passport for the following day. On the other hand, a guest traveling with elementary school children noted a musty smell from the carpets, as the building is old.
Kids Facilities
Children's items to borrow (crib, bed guard, diaper bin and more)
Children's items to borrow (crib, bed guard, diaper bin and more)
- paymentsPrice:Free for guests
Cribs are for ages 0 to under 2, one per room (they cannot be placed in the Executive Maisonette Twin and Double because of the room layout), and bed guards are for ages 1.5 to 5; both are available to borrow free of charge. A diaper bin is also free to borrow, and these three items are requested when booking. Children's pajamas or a gown (120 cm) are available to borrow free of charge, and slippers and toothbrushes are free; ask for these at the front desk. A kids' step stool is also among the items available to borrow, and loan items are limited in number.
- •Cribs, bed guards and diaper bins are requested when booking.
- •Cribs and bed guards are limited in number, and all of them may already be on loan.
- •Because of the room layout, cribs cannot be placed in the Executive Maisonette Twin and Double.
- •Children outside the intended age range are asked not to use the bed guards.
Baby food (Anchors Lounge breakfast buffet)
Baby food (Anchors Lounge breakfast buffet)
Anchors Lounge, the breakfast venue, offers several kinds of baby food for babies from about 5 months: peach and white grape (around 5 months), pumpkin and sweet potato (around 7 months), salmon and potato in cream sauce (around 9 months) and an oyakodon-style dish (around 12 months). Just ask the host crew; the selection may change depending on supplies. At the other restaurants, which do not prepare baby food, you can bring your own, and hot water and microwave warming are available.
- •Available when you ask the host crew.
- •The selection may change depending on supplies.
Children's menus (Kissuitei and De Admiraal)
Children's menus (Kissuitei and De Admiraal)
The Japanese restaurant Kissuitei has a children's breakfast set for ages 4 through elementary school (rolled omelet, grilled fish, sausages, simmered dishes and more; 2,500 yen) and a children's bento for lunch and dinner (a four-tier box with chirashi sushi, fried shrimp, Hamburg steak and more; 3,000 yen), along with child-friendly à la carte dishes such as Goto udon. The French restaurant De Admiraal offers a children's lunch dish (3,000 yen) and children's dinner courses (5,500 yen and 7,000 yen).
- •Kissuitei's children's breakfast set is for ages 4 through elementary school.
- •Kissuitei is open for lunch on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays only.
- •De Admiraal is closed for lunch and dinner every Tuesday and Thursday.
Huis Ten Bosch Onsen family bath
Huis Ten Bosch Onsen family bath
At Huis Ten Bosch Onsen, a bathing facility outside Huis Ten Bosch, children who are not yet out of diapers are asked to refrain from using the communal bath, and the family bath, offered at a discounted rate (reservation required, separate fee), is recommended instead.
- •An advance reservation is required.
- •A separate fee applies.
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Overview
Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch is a hotel run directly by Huis Ten Bosch in its Harbor Zone, and if you are only staying at the hotel, you normally do not need an admission passport. There is also a check-in cruise, in which a dedicated cruiser carries you from the Welcome Area to the hotel's own pier (an admission passport valid for that day is required). Co-sleeping is free through the sixth grade of elementary school, with 1 child per adult and up to 2 per room. Cribs (ages 0 to under 2) and bed guards (ages 1.5 to 5) are available to borrow free of charge; request them when booking, as numbers are limited. The breakfast venue has baby food for babies from about 5 months. There is no communal bath in the hotel, but guests can use Huis Ten Bosch Onsen, outside the park, for just the bathing tax.
Rooms
The hotel has 310 guest rooms in total. The Standard Double is 38 sq m for 1 to 2 guests, with one bed 180 cm wide. The Deluxe Twin is 39 sq m for 1 to 3 guests and is furnished with semi-double-size beds. The Standard Triple is 39 sq m for 3 guests, with an extra bed measuring 110 cm wide by 195 cm long added. The Standard Fours (a quad room) is 72 sq m for 4 guests, made by joining two twin-type rooms from the inside, with one bathroom and one toilet. The Executive Twin is 54 sq m and looks out on the Domtoren. It can also be set up for 3 to 4 guests, in which case the third and any further beds are sofa beds. The Connecting Room is 74 sq m, made up of two rooms linked by an inner door; it sleeps 2 to 5 guests and has two bathrooms and two toilets. The Royal Suite Fours is 109 sq m for 1 to 4 guests, and the Maisonette Suite Fours is 165 sq m for 2 to 4 guests. The Premier Suite Twin, limited to 3 rooms (99 sq m, for up to 2 adults), has a mini kitchen and a dining table. Maisonette-type rooms have a spiral staircase, so keep an eye on small children around the stairs. Every room has a humidifying air purifier.
Dining
On plans that include breakfast, you can choose the morning course at the French restaurant De Admiraal, the Japanese breakfast set at Kissuitei, or the buffet at Anchors Lounge, which centers on Western dishes. Meals for co-sleeping children aged 4 and over are paid directly at the hotel. Breakfast is 5,000 yen for adults and 2,500 yen for children (age 4 through elementary school), and it is free for co-sleeping children aged 0 to under 4. Room-service breakfast has no children's rate and is ordered at the adult rate. The Anchors Lounge breakfast buffet offers several kinds of baby food for babies from about 5 months, from peach and white grape at around 5 months to an oyakodon-style dish (chicken and egg over rice) at around 12 months. Just ask the host crew; the selection may change depending on supplies. At the other restaurants, which do not prepare baby food, you can bring your own, and hot water and microwave warming are available. The Japanese restaurant Kissuitei has a children's breakfast set (2,500 yen) for ages 4 through elementary school, plus a children's bento for lunch and dinner (3,000 yen): a four-tier box with chirashi sushi (sushi rice topped with assorted ingredients), fried shrimp, Hamburg steak and more. The French restaurant De Admiraal also offers a children's lunch dish (3,000 yen) and children's dinner courses (5,500 yen and 7,000 yen). On plans that include dinner, details of any food allergies must be sent in advance, and requests made on the day may not be accommodated. The extent of allergy support is not listed in our information, so please confirm when booking. De Admiraal dinner plans on booking sites (such as plans with a seasonal course dinner) do not accept bookings that include children of elementary school age or younger. During dinner hours, De Admiraal asks guests to dress smart casual, and guests in slippers, beach sandals or shorts are asked not to enter, so plan your children's clothing accordingly.
Baths
The hotel has no communal bath and no private-hire bath. At Huis Ten Bosch Onsen, a bathing facility outside Huis Ten Bosch, you can use the communal bath and sauna for just the bathing tax of 150 yen per person with the discount voucher handed out at the front desk (one per person per night; if you stay several nights and want to go again, pick up another at the front desk). Children under 12 are free. A shuttle bus runs to the onsen, which is open from 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. (from 6 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month). Co-sleeping children are also free, but a towel set costs an extra 200 yen. Children who are not yet out of diapers are asked to refrain from using the communal bath, and the family bath, offered at a discounted rate (reservation required, separate fee), is recommended instead.
Family-Friendly Features
Each adult can co-sleep with one child up to the sixth grade of elementary school free of charge, with a maximum of 2 co-sleeping children per room. The stay itself is free for co-sleeping children, but admission, food and drink, and facility use are charged separately. On Rakuten Travel, transport-and-accommodation packages are not eligible for free co-sleeping, and on its domestic tours (Rakupack), children aged 6 and over cannot co-sleep. In the children's rates for booking-site plans, both upper and lower elementary grades pay 100% of the adult rate, babies and young children with bedding also pay 100% of the adult rate, and babies and young children without meals or bedding are free. Which categories are accepted differs by plan. Children aged 4 through elementary school who will co-sleep should be booked under "Infant/young child: no meals or bedding." When you book a room-only stay through Huis Ten Bosch's own hotel reservations, choose either "Child (elementary school age or younger, with bedding, rate according to the plan)" or "Co-sleeping (elementary school age or younger, no meals or bedding)." On flight-inclusive plans through the same hotel reservations, children aged 3 and over pay the same room rate as adults.
Cribs are available to borrow free of charge for ages 0 to under 2, one per room, and must be requested when booking. Because of the room layout, cribs cannot be placed in the Executive Maisonette Twin and Double (listed under their former name, Europe Designer Room Maisonette Twin/Double, in Huis Ten Bosch's FAQ). Bed guards are available to borrow free of charge for ages 1.5 to 5, also requested when booking. Both are limited in number, and all of them may already be on loan. A diaper bin is free to borrow as well, requested when booking. Children's pajamas or a gown (120 cm) are available to borrow free of charge, and slippers and toothbrushes are free; ask for these at the front desk. No information is published on borrowing a formula-preparation kettle or bottle-sterilizing supplies, or on baby futon rentals, and there is no childcare service. If you buy a 1DAY Passport or an After 3 Passport on your check-in day, the front desk gives you a passport for the following day, and co-sleeping children aged 4 and over are eligible too. From the day after check-in, you can also use early entry one hour before opening (Harbor Gate only) and Early Park-In from 9 a.m.
Access
A check-in cruise takes you by dedicated cruiser from the Welcome Area to the hotel's own pier; boarding requires a Huis Ten Bosch admission passport valid for that day. It runs 6 times a day, every 30 minutes from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., on a first-come, first-served basis. A free shuttle bus also runs from in front of the in-park hotel luggage storage to the hotel, a ride of about 10 minutes, every 20 to 30 minutes with the last departures in the 7 p.m. hour. An admission passport is normally not needed for the bus, but it is required on the days of the Kyushu-ichi Dai Hanabi Matsuri fireworks festival and the Countdown. After the shuttle bus has finished for the day, call the hotel from the phone at the luggage storage and a dedicated car will come to pick you up. The hotel is in the Harbor Zone, which is normally free to enter, so you do not need a passport just to stay. You do need one to enter the Theme Park Zone, and on days when every area is ticketed, such as the Kyushu-ichi Dai Hanabi Matsuri and the Countdown. From the Marine Terminal, where high-speed boats from Nagasaki Airport arrive, turn right out of the exit and walk about 5 minutes. Check-in is from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and checkout is at 11 a.m.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 7-7 Huis Ten Bosch-cho, Sasebo-shi, Nagasaki 859-3293 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 100 minutes by limited express from Hakata Station, about 90 minutes by rapid train from Nagasaki Station, and from Nagasaki Airport about 50 minutes by high-speed boat or about 60 minutes by bus. |
| trainNearest station | Huis Ten Bosch Station |
| local_parkingParking | The hotel parking lot, reserved for staying guests, is free to use from your check-in day through your checkout day. Tell the front desk at check-in that you came by car and they will issue a free ticket; before driving out, settle it at the prepayment machine near the Welcome Gate. When the lot is full, you will be directed to Parking Lot No. 1 or another lot. Guests in Suite and Luxury rooms can also use the Rembrandt Parking lot, which is free of charge and requires an advance reservation; it is not available on certain dates, such as the Countdown and the Kyushu-ichi Dai Hanabi Matsuri (Kyushu's No. 1 grand fireworks festival). |
| callPhone | +81-570-064-300 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, DC, Mastercard, Discover, AEON |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.huistenbosch.co.jp/hotels/he/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Does Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch have baby beds?
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Baby beds are available to rent. See the Kids Facilities section on this page for details.
Is there parking at Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch?
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Parking: The hotel parking lot, reserved for staying guests, is free to use from your check-in day through your checkout day. Tell the front desk at check-in that you came by car and they will issue a free ticket; before driving out, settle it at the prepayment machine near the Welcome Gate. When the lot is full, you will be directed to Parking Lot No. 1 or another lot. Guests in Suite and Luxury rooms can also use the Rembrandt Parking lot, which is free of charge and requires an advance reservation; it is not available on certain dates, such as the Countdown and the Kyushu-ichi Dai Hanabi Matsuri (Kyushu's No. 1 grand fireworks festival).
How do you get to Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch?
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About 100 minutes by limited express from Hakata Station, about 90 minutes by rapid train from Nagasaki Station, and from Nagasaki Airport about 50 minutes by high-speed boat or about 60 minutes by bus.
Can a child who is not yet out of diapers use the communal bath?
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There is no communal bath inside the hotel; the bathing facility Huis Ten Bosch Onsen is outside the park. Children who are not yet out of diapers are asked to refrain from using its communal bath.
Is baby food provided, and can we bring our own and have it warmed?
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Anchors Lounge, the breakfast buffet venue, has several kinds of baby food for babies from about 5 months, available when you ask the host crew. At the other restaurants, which do not prepare baby food, you can bring your own, and hot water and microwave warming are available.
What are the check-in and checkout times?
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Check-in is from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and checkout is at 11 a.m.
Is co-sleeping free for children, and how many can co-sleep?
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Each adult can co-sleep with one child up to the sixth grade of elementary school free of charge, with a maximum of 2 children per room. For co-sleeping children aged 4 through elementary school, breakfast is charged separately.
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