The room was very lovely and warm on such a cold weekend. The building itself by the water was beautiful. Once we navigated via a small bus to the back of the park and dropped our bags off in the hotel, we managed to spend the remaining hours of the evening enjoying the beautiful lights around the park. Since it wasn't the usual season for flowers at Huis Ten Bosch, the entire place was decorated in amazing lights. It was as if Christmas continued into February. The park is not part of the room purchase so you must procure a ticket to the venue before you can access your hotel. And there is a ferry from the airport that directly reaches the park, but it only has two departures so plan accordingly.

It is strange that the hotel is only accessible via park ticket purchase. And also the website was not clear about purchasing tickets and accommodating a hotel patron. I was originally led to believe that if I purchased a hotel stay, I would be compensated for a park visit the next day, but that was not the case and I ended up spending another hundred dollars just to access the park again. It was an inconvenience but we made the most of it. I think this particular aspect of the hotel stay should be conveyed better.

I thought at first the location is pretty far from everything but it's quite perfect. I booked the night of the Lunar New Year fireworks but planned to catch it inside the Huis Ten Bosch park instead of the paid seats in front of the hotel. There is luggage service and shuttle in front of the Welcome area of the park, I was able to drop off my bags and enjoy the park while waiting for check in. There are multiple shuttles around the park that drops people off right at the hotel lobby so that is convenient when you want a rest. The room is quited dated and a bit dusty, and the restaurant is pricey. There is a convenience store just a few meters from the hotel so I got my supplies there. After the fireworks show, it was a leisurely walk from the park through the pier and to the hotel, pretty well lit and safe eventhough I was alone and it was late. The next day, they delivered my luggages after check out to a Yamato shop right outside the exit of the park while I still enjoyed my 2nd day of exploring. There is also a bus ticket station where I purchased my bus ride to Nagasaki. It was a seamless transit for me, from Fukuoka to Huis Ten Bosch to Nagasaki.

I know it's a special event night, but I didn't like that the bay view area of the hotel is restricted to those who paid for ticketed seats, instead of hotel guests.

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.

There's a courier service near the park's entrance to get luggage sent to the hotel for free. Very convenient. As for the room, lovely old European decor, good attention to detail. Also spacious. There are some native English-speaking staff at the reception area. Upon check-out, one staff member went out of his way to help get my luggage onto the courier service in time (to drop off back at the park's entrance). Really appreciate this. Also, free water bottle in the room which can be used during the park's visit; very thoughtful! Cool view of the lake in the morning from the room.

Takes a bit of walking to get to and from the attractions, but I noticed there is a 'bus stop' just at the hotel's entrance, though I haven't used it. The street can be a bit dim at night on the way there, but at the time I went, there were Christmas lights along the way.

The chepest hotel (not include hen na hotel) of Huis ten bosch. Even it is quite far from train station, u can use free baggage delivery service in front of the park entrance to transfer you baggage to the hotel and u can enjoy the park whole day with no concern about ur luggage. There is shuttle bus from the hotel to station which no need park ticket. In my case, i have to check out and go to the station early because of early train (before the first round of shuttle bus), hotel staff help me by calling the taxi with no extra charge to send me to the park entrace. How lovely! Room and breakfast is also great!

Distance of hotel might be the problem but all staff can help you

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

There's not enough illumination in the room, a little bit inconvenient to take care of kid in the dimness. It would be better to offer the information of hotel through email before check-in, such as the location of parking lot and shuttle bus. And more light cuisine instead of salty food provided within breakfast would be better, too.

This hotel is very good. The location is very good, very close to the entrence of HUIS TEN BOSCH ,The hotel room is very spacious and clean. The bedding, especially the pillows, are so good for sleeping. This pillow is very comfortable and makes me sleep soundly. The staff have a good service attitude and also store luggage. Although there are many varieties of breakfast, more than twenty are rich enough and very delicious，but a little bit expensive.

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I loved having an ocean front hotel that’s also a bit secluded in the trees. The hotel itself is pretty big and our three bed room was decent size! It’s easy to access from the park itself but maybe difficult if shuttle busses close early.

There were no outlets by the beds for charging phones so you couldn’t keep them next to you. It is the furthest hotel from the entrance so can be difficult to reach if you don’t make it for the shuttle bus.

The hotel building is very beautiful , old European Style , classic also the room.

Hotel Parking , Onsen facility a bit far and need to take shutter bus. But if you plan well, it is ok. I meet problem when I first enter the parking lot, the sign on the road surface is Japanese language. You need to go to the right lane unless you may go to the visitor parking not hotel parking.

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.

The faucet in the bathtub was dripping and wouldn’t stop. Expensive.