The time had finally come for me to go to the theme park alone. “Huis Ten Bosch alone.”
Through this experience, I felt like I had lost something and crossed a line.
IraMany people are here with their friends!
There are so many cheerful people here, it feels like my soul is melting!
suwanose jimaNagasaki is also known as “the most famous region in Japan” for its hydrangeas.
[Useful information in this article]
1) Discounts
2) Solo travel
3) Schedule to stay at a hotel other than Huis Ten Bosch the night before
4) Stay at Huis Ten Bosch from opening to closing time
5) After closing time, take a bus to another hotel in Sasebo City
6) The most hydrangeas in Nagasaki Prefecture: Separate article
7) Also visit Jurassic Island: Separate article
I went to Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki to see the hydrangeas.
Huis Ten Bosch is a 70-minute shuttle bus ride from Nagasaki Airport. It takes about an hour and a half by train.
I was in the middle of an island tour, so I came to Huis Ten Bosch by train from Kumamoto.
There are five main types of passport discounts at Huis Ten Bosch.
[Discounts available for Nagasaki residents, persons with disabilities, and Epoca Card holders]
1) 5% discount with EPOS card benefits
2) Up to 6,000 yen discount for Nagasaki residents
3) 3,000 yen discount for persons with disabilities
4) Groups (25 or more people with a total discount of 7,500 yen or more)
5) Discounts available for set reservations with accommodation facilities such as Rakuten Travel and during specific limited periods
kodakara jimaPersons with disabilities must present their disability certificate or
disability app.
This offer is available to persons with disabilities certified by the Japanese government.
SG manEPOSカードは日本に住所があれば年間利用料無料で保持できる
クレジットカード。
毎年数回、マルイのセールでも活かせます。
kkdayでもハウステンボスのパスポートが購入可能
Advantages: No need to line up at the ticket office. Show your QR code. Same-day cancellations are OK.
Disadvantages: If you are eligible for any of the above three discounts, you will need to line up at the ticket office, so you cannot use kkday.
This was my second visit to Huis Ten Bosch.
Last time, I only went for half a day.
This time, I stayed at a hotel near Huis Ten Bosch and planned to stay from opening to closing time.
However, Hotel Lorelei does not allow luggage storage.
I left my medium-sized suitcase in a coin locker at the station.
Nearest station to Huis Ten Bosch
There are coin lockers available. They are about 100 yen cheaper than those at Huis Ten Bosch. Suitcases from S to L sizes are accepted.
ホテルローレライ（Hotel Lorelei）
suwanose jimaOne night cost about 7,000 yen. No meals included.
Washing machines and dryers are available for a fee.
Huis Ten Bosch is located across the bridge. The hotels in Huis Ten Bosch are priced for two or more people, so I decided it wasn’t worth it for a solo traveler.
Perhaps because it was the same day as a school trip for students, there were many guests staying at the hotel.
I saw that they had put in so much laundry that the water overflowed and one washing machine broke down. Incidentally, the culprits were Japanese elementary school students.
The hotel entrance is very far from the road. I guess they stored construction materials in this parking lot during construction.
Entrance.
Only Japanese signs are available. Use a translation app via your camera.
Hotel Lorelei Rooms
I have house dust allergies and sensory hypersensitivity associated with ASD, but I did not experience any reactions to either.
A bag was provided for taking to the public bath.
There were no single rooms available, so I stayed in a twin room by myself for one night.
A room with windows. There was also a refrigerator.
Hotel Lorelei Restaurant
I ordered lemon steak and Turkish rice.
Lemon steak. At 1,080 yen, it is reasonably priced compared to other restaurants.
Turkish rice. At 980 yen, this is also reasonably priced compared to other restaurants.
The restaurant staff’s table service is amazing. Perhaps it can’t be helped because the tables are so small. The plates stuck out from the table.
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