The Henn na Hotel is located in the Huis Ten Bosch theme park and is of the first Henn na Hotel locations. At first sight, it may seem strange, with robots greeting guests at check in, but it is soon clear that the technology in the rooms work to provide you with the most efficient and expedient hotel service. The hotel is located by popular theme park Huis Ten Bosch, and is ideal for a comfortable, family-friendly stay. A bit of campy fun for the whole family, the concept of the hotel illustrates what may just be a first step toward change towards an even better hotel experience.
Simple, functional, and efficient rooms are at the Henn na Hotels.
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Rooms come with essentials
Each guest room is equipped with modern technology that maximize efficiency. Guest rooms each come with a Toyobo mattress bed that is created to maximize comfort, and each room come with other advanced, functional amenities as well.
From Fukuoka Airport
Subway → JR Hakata Station, 5 min. → Huis Ten Bosch with limited express train, 1 hour 40 min. → JR Huis Ten Bosch Station.
From Nagasaki Airport
Sasebo bound via Huis Ten Bosch limited express bus, 60 min. → Huis Ten Bosch.
From Hakata Station
Take the Huis Ten Bosch limited express train → JR Huis Ten Bosch Station, 1 hour 40 min..
From Nagasaki Station
Take the Seaside Liner express train on the JR Nagasaki/Omura Lines → Huis Ten Bosch Station, 1 hour 30 min.
From Sasebo Station
Take the rapid or local train on the Omura Line → Huis Ten Bosch Station, 20 to 35 min.
Located in Kyushu Nagasaki Sasebo city.
Nagasaki was the only major entrance port for foreign countries for hundreds of years in Japan's period of national isolation. For that reason, countries such as Netherlands, Portugal, Scotland, and Unites States have influenced much of Nagasaki’s history, products and famous spots. Many Nagasaki's popular foods especially originate from foreign countries.
Sasebo burgers originated from the city of Sasebo in Nagasaki. Having a strong American influence due to the American navy base in the area, these burgers are large, greasy, and filling like a true American style burger. However, the Sasebo burger has been reworked and modified by generations of Japanese cooks and the flavors reflect such.
The Nagasaki Peace Park is a park that stands as a symbol of peace and commemorates the atomic bombing of the city that happened August 8, 1945. At the park’s north end is the 10 meter tall Peace statue created by sculptor Seibo Kitamura of Nagasaki Prefecture. The statue is symbolic and also represents a mixture of western and eastern art, religion, and ideology. The statue’s right hand points to the threat of nuclear weapons while the extended left hand symbolizes eternal peace. The gently closed eyes offer a prayer for the victims.
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