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Sapporo Prince Hotel
This hotel is a true landmark in Sapporo! Enjoy panoramic 360° views of the city and unwind in their rare hot spring baths. Located right in the city center, it's just a short walk to Odori Park, with free shuttle service to JR Sapporo Station for added convenience. Don't miss their lavish buffet dinner featuring 50 dishes including Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine—sushi and steak are must-tries! Perfect for both business and leisure travelers.
Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo
This hotel is a hidden gem in Sapporo! Just a stone's throw from Sapporo Station, it offers easy access to landmarks like the Clock Tower and Sapporo TV Tower. The highlight? The Karlovy Vary Spa on the top floor—a serene oasis where you can soak in sodium chloride-rich hot springs while enjoying views of the city and Mount Moiwa. Even better: starting October 1, 2024, the spa will be free for all guests! With thoughtful touches like Chinese-friendly services, laundry, and luggage storage, it’s the perfect base for your Sapporo adventure.
HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Sapporo Park
La’gent Stay Sapporo Odori
Dormy Inn Premium Sapporo
Susukino Granbell Hotel
La'gent Stay Sapporo Oodori Hokkaido
Premier Hotel-Cabin-Sapporo
Nakamuraya Ryokan
HOTEL LiVEMAX PREMIUM Sapporo-Odorikouen
Jasmac Plaza Hotel
Super Hotel Sapporo Kitagojo Dori
Super Hotel Sapporo Kita Gojodori
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Sapporo Prince Hotel
Staying at Sapporo Prince Hotel was an absolute delight from start to finish. The room was surprisingly spacious—my 34-inch suitcase fit easily, even when fully opened, with plenty of room left over. Free umbrella lending was such a thoughtful touch, especially during heavy snowfall. Multiple elevators meant zero waiting time—just press and go. The second-floor onsen was a real highlight: separate men’s and women’s baths, both indoor and outdoor options, with high-end Pola skincare products. Pure luxury. I stayed on the 10th floor, and the view was breathtaking—the large windows framed stunning cityscapes and snowy landscapes, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Breakfast was outstanding—plentiful, delicious, and beautifully presented. For the first three days, it was served in the adjacent International Pavilion; for the last three, it moved to the main lobby area, which had just finished renovations and now felt even more elegant. Eating breakfast while watching the snow fall outside was simply magical. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming—especially the front desk lady who greeted us with a cheerful "Good morning" and "Hello" in fluent Chinese. This level of personal attention made all the difference. Overall, the hotel exceeded expectations in comfort, service, and atmosphere. A top-tier experience that I’d happily return to.
Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo
Staying at Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo was a delightful surprise. Just a 700-meter walk from the JR station, it’s convenient yet peaceful—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. I originally booked two nights, but ended up extending by one more because the experience was so relaxing. The hot spring bath every evening became my favorite ritual—warm, soothing, and incredibly refreshing. Breakfast was generous and satisfying, especially loved the fresh eggs, crisp vegetables, fruit platters, and a good cup of coffee. Staff were friendly and attentive without being intrusive. The room was surprisingly spacious compared to typical Japanese hotels, and the soundproofing made it wonderfully quiet—ideal for a restful sleep. Cleanliness is always top-notch in Japan, but this place exceeded expectations in comfort and space. If you're looking for a serene, well-appointed stay in Sapporo with excellent value, this hotel is a must-try.
HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Sapporo Park
Staying here with my parents was such a pleasant experience. The family room wasn’t huge, but the layout was smart and very practical for three people. We were lucky to be assigned to a higher floor—great views from the window and absolutely no noise from outside, which made our rest even more peaceful. What really stood out? The breakfast and the on-site hot spring. With three different dining options, each offering a unique breakfast experience, we had the chance to try them all during our four-night stay—and honestly, every single one deserved a full 5-star rating. The quality of food, variety, and presentation were top-notch. The only small downside (and it’s purely personal) was that there was no fresh-brewed coffee—just coffee served from a thermos, which lacked that rich aroma and depth. Still, it didn’t take away from how amazing the whole stay was. The hot spring on the third floor was serene and beautifully designed, and since we visited during off-peak hours, we had the place almost to ourselves. Perfect for unwinding in the sauna or soaking in the warm waters. Overall, this hotel delivered exceptional comfort, thoughtful details, and great value—definitely a place I’d return to without hesitation.
La’gent Stay Sapporo Odori
This was my first solo trip to Hokkaido, and staying at La’gent Stay Sapporo Odori completely exceeded my expectations. The location is unbeatable—just a short 80-meter walk from the subway station and underground shopping arcade. Right outside the hotel, you’ve got Odori’s famous Roppongi-style shopping street (Lion’s Alley), perfect for grabbing souvenirs or snacks on the go. I booked a family room, which was spacious and thoughtfully designed. It even came with a full kitchenette—fridge, microwave, and gas stove—all great for preparing simple meals. The bathroom features a relaxing bathtub, and there’s a washer-dryer combo in the room, which saved me so much hassle during laundry day. Breakfast was another highlight: abundant, fresh, and varied, offering something for everyone. Clean, convenient, and well-equipped—this stay truly delivered on comfort and value. I’d definitely come back again!
Dormy Inn Premium Sapporo
Staying at Dormy Inn Premium Sapporo was an absolute highlight of my trip to Sapporo. Located right on Nogata Street, the hotel offers unbeatable convenience—just steps away from local shops, restaurants, and public transit. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed, making it feel spacious and comfortable despite the size. I especially appreciated the late-night snack offerings, which are a signature of the Dormy Inn brand—my favorite was the hearty ramen, rich in flavor and incredibly satisfying. What stood out most was the peaceful atmosphere amid the city buzz, plus the relaxing on-site hot spring baths that made for a perfect unwind after a long day. It’s rare to find such a great balance between comfort, location, and value—this place truly delivers. I’ll definitely be back.
Susukino Granbell Hotel
Staying at Susukino Granbell Hotel was an absolute delight. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the lively Nishi-dori Shopping Street, making it easy to explore local restaurants and boutiques. The highlight? The rooftop hot spring bath—so relaxing and serene, it felt like a true Japanese onsen experience. Plus, the lobby was beautifully decorated with festive Christmas touches, adding a warm, welcoming vibe. It’s clear they put effort into every detail. I’ll definitely be back—this hotel offers incredible value and charm.
La'gent Stay Sapporo Oodori Hokkaido
This was my first solo trip to Hokkaido, and staying at this hotel turned out to be one of the best decisions I made. The location is unbeatable—just a quick 80-meter walk from the subway station and underground shopping mall, with the famous Nijo Street shopping arcade right across the street. That means shopping, dining, and exploring are all super convenient without needing to travel far. I booked a family room, which came with a full kitchenette featuring a fridge, microwave, and gas stove—perfect for preparing simple meals, especially when you're traveling with kids or want to save money on dining out. The bathroom had a relaxing bathtub, and there was even a washer-dryer combo in the room, which was a huge plus for long stays. Breakfast was another highlight—huge variety, fresh ingredients, and delicious options from both Western and Japanese styles. Everything was well-organized and thoughtfully presented. The staff were friendly, the rooms were clean and spacious, and overall, the experience exceeded expectations. If you're planning a trip to Sapporo, I highly recommend this hotel—it's not just convenient, it’s a home away from home.
Premier Hotel-Cabin-Sapporo
We stayed with a group of six in three rooms, and the location was perfect. The hotel has a parking lot right across the street—super convenient for those arriving by car. Breakfast was fantastic: a wide variety of options, fresh, well-prepared, and served in generous portions. From hot breakfast items to Western-style dishes, it had everything we needed to start the day right. Best of all, walking to Tondabayashi (Rabbit Lane) took just a few minutes—ideal for exploring local shops, trying street food, and soaking up the city vibe. There are also plenty of nearby convenience stores, restaurants, and cafes, making daily needs easy to handle. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Highly recommend this hotel for families or groups looking for great value, convenience, and a friendly atmosphere.
Nakamuraya Ryokan
Staying at Nakamuraya Ryokan was a delightful experience. The building has that authentic old-school Japanese charm, and while it’s not brand new, the room is cozy and perfectly sized. The air conditioning works like a dream—especially important during summer when temperatures can get intense. I was really impressed with how well-cooled the space stayed throughout my stay. It’s located just steps away from the subway station, making it super convenient to explore downtown Sapporo. If you’re looking for a quiet, traditional atmosphere without sacrificing comfort, this place is a must-try.
HOTEL LiVEMAX PREMIUM Sapporo-Odorikouen
I booked a day trip to Hokkaido in advance, and this hotel was conveniently within the pickup zone—perfect timing. The room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained, offering a comfortable stay with a nice touch of modern comfort. What really stood out was the on-site natural hot spring—it was relaxing and refreshing, especially after a full day of exploring. I loved soaking while enjoying views of the city lights. Located just steps from Odori Park, it’s super walkable to restaurants, shops, and public transit. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, the convenience and vibe make it a top pick. Great value, great location, and a real highlight for any visit to Sapporo.
Jasmac Plaza Hotel
Every stay here feels reassuring and comfortable—truly a top-notch experience! The parking guidance is especially impressive; everything runs smoothly, even in winter. Staff are proactive and helpful, making navigation effortless no matter the season. The bath area is outstanding—so relaxing and spa-like, it’s like soaking in a natural hot spring. If you're visiting Sapporo, this hotel should be your first choice. Exceptional value, warm hospitality, and attention to detail make it unforgettable. I’ll definitely be back!
Super Hotel Sapporo Kitagojo Dori
Staying at Super Hotel Sapporo Kitagojo Dori was an absolute delight. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the subway and close to local shops and restaurants. The room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a great night's sleep. What really stood out was the hot spring bath—it’s warm, relaxing, and perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Breakfast was fantastic too, offering a great mix of Japanese and Western options. The flavors were rich and satisfying, especially the soup base—so comforting and delicious. Friendly staff, excellent value, and a truly enjoyable stay overall. I’d definitely come back and highly recommend this hotel.
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