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"The Quintessa Hotel offered so much to assist us with our stay in Sasebo. The front desk made reservations with taxi services for what we needed. The daily breakfast was a huge spread with a variety of foods to start the day. Laundry machines kept our clothes fresh. Eco friendly procedures with offering a change of towels and taking trash daily was all we needed. Spacious rooms had two large chairs as well as a desk. Numerous restaurants within walking distance offered a variety of options. We would definitely stay at this hotel again."

"It was clean, calm and very comfortable stay. And we have enjoyed very nice and delicious breakfast."

"Very good hotel, clean and has good view"

"Staffs are friendly and helpful. The foods and views in Japanese restaurant are amazing "

"Nice place. Room was beautiful. Spacious compared to typical Japanese accommodations which we mostly did on this trip. Great buffets."

"The hotel has a side gate where you can access Huis Ten Bosch if you already bought your tickets. A estimated 10 min scenic stroll from train station. The breakfast was excellent. The reception staff were attentive. The room was comfortable and had everything we needed, and we had a nice side view of the park."

"Clean space with everything you need - kitchen, laundry, bathtub. Comfortable bed. A balcony overlooks the river and small city. Quiet area. Plenty of close, free parking available. Self-check in, but a staff member is available if you need assistance. "

"Very clean hotel and excellent staff."

"The property had both free and paid parking which was a bit odd. As we had larger vehicles we felt it safer to park in the paid parking lot rather than on the spots directly off the street which we may have stuck out of a little ($5 a night). Simple rooms with decent beds and all the necessities (small desk, bed side table, etc. Bathroom was clean and had all necessary amenities. The only complaint was the doors are a little thin meaning it was a bit noisy if other guests were loud in the hallways. "