Hotel Europe Huis Ten Bosch is a four-star retreat in Nagasaki, Japan, located about 6,8 миль from the city center. The address is Huis Tenbosh 7-7, and the river-view setting invites guests to unwind in style.

On-site pleasures include a restaurant, free private parking, and complimentary Wifi, plus room service and a free shuttle service. An airport shuttle is available for extra charges. The stay covers essentials with air conditioning, a kid-friendly buffet, a bar, and a terrace, plus a 24-hour front desk and non-smoking rooms. Upper floors are accessible by elevator, with free toiletries, a bidet, and a bathtub completing the package; kids' meals are available for extra charges.

With 263 reviews to share impressions, rates start from $204 per night. Location: Nagasaki, Japan, 6,8 миль from the city center. Address: Huis Tenbosh 7-7.

Three on-site dining options bring a world of flavors to the stay. Anchors Lounge serves European fare in a Traditional, Modern, and Romantic setting. Kisuitei offers Japanese cuisine and sushi in Traditional and Modern moods. De Admiral presents French dishes across Traditional, Modern, and Romantic atmospheres.

Practical comforts include free private parking and complimentary Wifi, plus a free shuttle service for getting around the property. An airport shuttle is available for an extra charge. There’s a bar and a terrace to unwind, along with air conditioning and non-smoking rooms. A kid-friendly buffet is available, and kids’ meals can be arranged for an extra charge. Payment options cover cash and major cards: Mastercard, Visa, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, and UnionPay.

Accommodations span a mix of suites and European-inspired rooms. Larger suites measure around 775–776 square feet, while Europe Designer Standard rooms are about 420 square feet with Queen or Twin bed configurations. Other Standard and Deluxe options are available in similar ranges, offering a variety of layouts. With 263 reviews, impressions from travelers highlight this Nagasaki river-view retreat as a memorable base for exploring the area.