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The Fendi Sapporo store is a must-visit destination for luxury fashion enthusiasts in Hokkaido, Japan. Known for its contemporary luxury design, the store blends Italian craftsmanship with Japanese minimalism, offering a unique shopping experience. Alongside the latest fashion collections and accessories, the store showcases iconic pieces like the Peekaboo handbag. The breathtaking natural scenery of Hokkaido complements Fendi’s elegance, creating a perfect harmony of style and sophistication.
Cross Hotel Sapporo
This hotel is your perfect choice in Sapporo! Located in the city center, just a 5-minute walk to Sapporo Station, with Seibu Department Store and Tokyu Department Store nearby for shopping and dining. Enjoy Chinese-friendly services, kids' amenities, and relaxing spa treatments – ideal for both family trips and romantic getaways. All 181 rooms are well-equipped with free Wi-Fi and bathtubs, offering stunning city views that make you feel right at home!
Vessel Inn Sapporo Nakajimakoen
La'gent Stay Sapporo Oodori Hokkaido
Hotel WBF Sapporo Chuo
Hotel Route-Inn Sapporo Chuo
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Fendi
Top hotels near Fendi Sapporo in Odori Park area:
- Hotel Okura Sapporo - 3-minute walk, features Hokkaido wagyu beef teppanyaki and sake bar
- Mercure Sapporo - Direct access to Sapporo Station underground mall with heated indoor pool
- The Stay Sapporo - Rooftop bar overlooking Sapporo Clock Tower, provides Bulgari toiletries
Nearby highlights include Norbesa department store and Ramen共和国 food theme park. Book rooms with early check-in for jet lag recovery.
Near the Fendi flagship store in Odori Park area, top luxury hotels include:
- Hotel Okura Sapporo - 5-min walk to Fendi, features onsen & French Michelin-starred dining
- JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo - Direct access to Sapporo Station with sky lounge views
- Cross Hotel Sapporo - Chic design with open-air hot springs Bonus: The area connects to Mitsukoshi Department Store and Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade, with Sapporo TV Tower light shows at night.
For Fendi Sapporo shoppers, top hotels within 10-min walk:
- Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo: Features onsen hot springs to relax after shopping sprees
- Mitsui Garden Hotel Sapporo: Direct underground access to avoid winter snow
- Sapporo Grand Hotel: Historic building near Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade
Pro tip: Book rooms with breakfast buffets featuring Hokkaido dairy products. Major department stores close at 8PM, while many hotels offer complimentary ramen宵夜 after 6PM.
Fendi's flagship store in Sapporo is centrally located near Odori Park. Top recommendations:
- Hotel Monterey Sapporo - European elegance, 5-min walk to Fendi, direct Namboku Subway line access.
- JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo - Connected to train station, high-floor rooms overlook Sapporo TV Tower.
- UNIZO INN Sapporo - Minimalist rooms feature natural hot springs to relax after shopping.
Local tips: Visit Sapporo Factory's glass-domed atrium at night, and try Hokkaido specialties like soup curry or Genghis Khan lamb barbecue.
The Fendi flagship store is located in the Odori Park commercial district. Top recommendations:
- Hotel Okura Sapporo - 5-min walk to Fendi with onsen hot springs featuring traditional Japanese bathing culture
- JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo - Direct access to Sapporo Station's panoramic sky lounges
- Cross Hotel - Nordic design with creative cuisine using Hokkaido-sourced ingredients
Nearby highlights:
- Try Genghis Khan grilled lamb at Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade
- Combine with Sapporo Snow Festival if visiting in early February
Traveler Reviews
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Cross Hotel Sapporo
Staying at Cross Hotel Sapporo was an absolute highlight of my trip to Sapporo! The location is unbeatable—just a 5-10 minute walk from Sapporo Station, making it super convenient for getting around the city by train or on foot. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making check-in smooth and welcoming. I booked a room on the Cross floor, and the view of the Sapporo TV Tower from the window was stunning—especially in the evening when the lights came on. Breakfast was a real treat: a wide variety of options with thoughtful touches like colorful plates to choose from and special kid-friendly cutlery. It’s clear they care about details. From comfort to service to location, everything was top-notch. I’d highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Sapporo—it’s a perfect base for exploring the city.
Vessel Inn Sapporo Nakajimakoen
Staying at Vessel Inn Sapporo Nakajimakoen was an absolute highlight of our trip to Sapporo. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Nakajima Park Station, making it super convenient for exploring the city by train. We actually came here specifically for the breakfast, and wow—it exceeded all expectations. The seafood bowl was massive, fresh, and bursting with flavor—so generous and beautifully presented, it felt like a true celebration of Hokkaido’s ocean bounty. Beyond breakfast, the entire property shines in cleanliness and comfort. Rooms are spotless, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, and housekeeping went above and beyond with their warm attention to detail. Every little touch made us feel welcome. It’s rare to find such a high standard of service combined with excellent value. If you’re visiting Sapporo, this is a top-tier choice—you won’t be disappointed.
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.
Hotel WBF Sapporo Chuo
Staying at Hotel WBF Sapporo Chuo was an absolute pleasure. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the city center and perfectly connected to the subway, making it easy to explore everything in downtown Sapporo. The room itself is more spacious than expected, offering plenty of room for luggage and relaxation. Breakfast was solid—nothing fancy, but with a good variety of options including both hot and Western-style dishes, it kept us well-fed for the day ahead. What really stood out was the complimentary lounge area: cozy, quiet, and equipped with free drinks and snacks. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a long day of sightseeing or just enjoy a peaceful moment with a book. Overall, this hotel delivers exceptional value and comfort. Highly recommended for travelers who want a great balance between convenience, quality, and affordability.
Hotel Route-Inn Sapporo Chuo
Staying at Hotel Route-Inn Sapporo Chuo was a great experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient, just steps away from the train station and major roads—perfect whether you're driving or relying on public transit. The room itself is compact but well-designed, clean, and fully equipped with all the essentials. Noise insulation is decent, so it’s easy to get a good night’s sleep. Breakfast offered a nice mix of Japanese and Western options, with fresh ingredients and tasty flavors—definitely satisfying for a morning start. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, making check-in and check-out smooth. With its excellent value for money, this hotel is ideal for short stays, business trips, or sightseeing in Sapporo. I’d definitely recommend it and would book again if I return.
Super Hotel Sapporo-Susukino
Staying at Super Hotel Sapporo-Susukino was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of Susukino, just steps away from shopping streets, restaurants, and local attractions. I found it super easy to get around by subway, making day trips or exploring the city a breeze. The room was clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for the price. The bed was comfortable, and I slept like a baby. What really stood out was the friendly and helpful staff—they went the extra mile to make sure everything was perfect. It’s a fantastic value for money, and I’d definitely book again. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Sapporo!
Mansion Pasture Tsukisamu Fukuzumi
The stay was really enjoyable overall. The staff were polite and attentive, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. While a bit more concise communication would have been appreciated, their kindness still made a positive impression. What stood out most was the spacious room—so much room to move around, with a comfortable bed and all essentials neatly provided. The shower pressure was a little weak, but considering current living costs, it’s perfectly functional for daily use. Honestly, the room’s comfort and size made this place feel like a real home away from home. Great location too—easy access to public transit and downtown. Definitely worth recommending, and I’d happily return.
Hotel Forza Sapporo Station
Absolutely delighted with this hotel! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the JR station and close to Sapporo TV Tower, making it super convenient for exploring the city. If you're planning a trip to Ski Resort Chirano, the bus stop is just a 10-minute ride away, so getting there is effortless. The room itself is modern and well-equipped with thoughtful amenities like a steam dryer and microwave—perfect for a quick meal or drying clothes after a day out. The interior design feels fresh and clean, with plenty of space and a nice, calming atmosphere. Everything was spotless and well-maintained. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Sapporo, and I’d highly recommend it to fellow travelers looking for comfort and convenience in a great location.
The Knot Sapporo
I always stay at The Knot Sapporo whenever I visit Sapporo—it's become my go-to spot. Located right in the heart of downtown, it's literally steps away from Sapporo Station, Odori Park, Nijo Shopping District, and Susukino. Everything is super accessible whether you're walking or taking the subway. The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. One of the best perks? You get bonus coins during check-in that can be used for drinks, snacks, or even meals at the on-site restaurant—great value and a nice touch for travelers who want convenience without breaking the bank.
Sapporo Hills
Located a short walk from the main station, this hotel offers excellent value for money. The room was spotless and well-equipped with all the essentials we needed. We traveled with young kids, and despite the slight distance to the station, it didn’t pose any hassle—especially with the convenient layout and family-friendly atmosphere. If you're traveling solo or as a couple, the walk wouldn't be an issue at all. Cleanliness, comfort, and great amenities really made our stay enjoyable. Overall, we were thoroughly satisfied and would definitely recommend this place to others looking for a reliable and comfortable stay in Sapporo.
Koko Hotel Sapporo Odori
Staying at KOKO Hotel Sapporo Odori was one of those rare moments where travel truly feels like living. Visiting Hokkaido during the off-season turned out to be unexpectedly magical—fewer crowds, softer light, and a calm that wraps around you like a warm blanket. I spent a quiet afternoon on a bench right outside the station, sipping coffee while enjoying a steaming bowl of curry from a nearby spot. The aroma filled the air, simple but deeply satisfying. Walking through Nakamise Street, I stopped by Seicosmart for some fresh produce—fresh, local, and full of life. What struck me most wasn’t the scenery or the sights, but the feeling of being present. No rush, no itinerary, just time to breathe. This hotel isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a gateway to a slower, more thoughtful way of traveling. The location is perfect: steps from the train station, close to shops and local flavors. It’s not about checking boxes; it’s about finding peace in small things—a sunlit bench, a good meal, a moment of stillness. If you’re looking for a real, authentic experience beyond the tourist trail, this is it. A true gem for anyone who believes travel should feel like coming home.
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