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Monte Libro Sapporo
Ten to Ten Hostel
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Keio Prelia Hotel Sapporo
Staying at Keio Prelia Hotel Sapporo for three nights was an absolute pleasure. The location is unbeatable—right across the street from Hokkaido University and just a short walk to the train station, making it super convenient for exploring the city. I booked a standard twin room, which offered just the right amount of space with clean, modern furnishings. The breakfast buffet was impressive—fresh, diverse, and full of local flavors I really enjoyed. In the afternoon, complimentary tea and coffee were available, perfect for unwinding after a day out. The on-site bathhouse stood out: spacious, well-maintained, with both hot springs and shower areas that felt luxurious. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. If I’m ever back in Sapporo, this will be my top choice again.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Sapporo
Staying at Mitsui Garden Hotel Sapporo was an absolute highlight of my trip to Sapporo. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—right next to the train station and literally across from the famous Rokkatei flagship store, making it super convenient for shopping and getting around. There are also a convenience store and a Starbucks just steps away, so everything I needed was within walking distance. What really stood out was the onsen open until 9 a.m., which allowed me to enjoy a relaxing morning soak—perfect way to start the day. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and even had complimentary bottled water delivered daily. I worked remotely from the room throughout the day, and the Wi-Fi connection was consistently strong and reliable. Overall, this stay exceeded all expectations. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next visit to Sapporo.
Sapporo Washington Hotel Plaza
Staying at Sapporo Washington Hotel Plaza was a fantastic experience. The room was spacious enough with a desk and chair—perfect for unpacking, working, or even enjoying a quick meal. One standout feature: the bathroom doesn’t require stepping over a threshold, which is surprisingly rare in Japanese hotels and made things much more convenient, especially with luggage or for elderly guests. If it’s rainy or snowy, you can easily access JR Station via the underground passage right across the street from the hotel—initially a bit confusing if you’re not familiar, but once you find your way, it’s super efficient. For sunny days, the most straightforward route is exiting JR’s North Gate, turning right, walking straight past the crosswalk, and spotting the hotel sign immediately. There are two nearby supermarkets for snacks and drinks—very handy. While bottled water isn’t provided, there are two daily time slots where you can use your room key to access free coffee and hot tea on the second floor. It’s a small touch, but appreciated. Overall, the location, comfort, and thoughtful details make this hotel a top choice. I’d definitely stay here again.
Toyoko Inn Hokkaido Sapporo-Eki Nishi-Guchi Hokudai Mae
The room at Toyoko Inn Hokkaido Sapporo-Eki Nishi-Guchi Hokudai Mae was spacious and incredibly comfortable. I was really impressed by the clean, well-maintained space and the thoughtful touches throughout—everything felt fresh and welcoming. Located just steps from the subway station, it’s super convenient for getting around Sapporo, especially if you’re visiting the university or downtown area. The bed was cozy, making for a restful night’s sleep, and there was plenty of room to unpack and relax. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall value for money is outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again.
Ten to Ten Hostel
Staying at Ten to Ten Hostel in Sapporo was an absolute steal—affordable, clean, and surprisingly well-equipped for a youth hostel. Check-in was a bit unique: after 4 PM, staff used their computer to register guest info, then you’d call via Skype on another machine to confirm arrival—simple and efficient. One highlight? Free drinks and snacks every evening before 10 PM. Just be sure to ask the front desk—they won’t offer it unless prompted. Female guests get a full set of amenities: slippers, toothbrush, comb, razor, plus shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Location-wise, it’s not dead-centre but definitely walkable—expect a 5-minute stroll to most spots. The best tip? In winter, always use the covered passage! From Sapporo Station West Exit (currently under renovation, near the Foreigner’s Center), head toward the bookstore, then follow the path beside FamilyMart. Go through the covered alley, cross the street under the railway tracks, and look for the parking lot turn—Ten to Ten is just beside the second building of Ohashi Academy. Trust me, my photos make the route crystal clear!
Pirka Sapporo
I came to Sapporo for a university exam, and with weekend rates being sky-high, I was glad I found this gem after seeing the high ratings. I drove here—parking only costs 500 yen, which is incredibly affordable, but you do need to book in advance. I stayed in a tatami room, and honestly, it was perfect: small TV, air purifier, clothes hanger, compact table and chair—all thoughtfully placed. I’ve never stayed in a hotel or hostel this clean before—it felt so warm and full of character, with little Conan figurines scattered around the place. The neighborhood is residential, quiet, and peaceful—ideal for focusing or resting. Entry is via keycard, which adds a great sense of security. There are separate bathrooms for men and women, and the female one even had sanitary pads available—such a thoughtful touch! Everything you’d need: hair curler, blow dryer, makeup remover, toner, moisturizer—no need to pack anything extra. Towels, toothbrush, comb—all stored neatly in a shoulder bag inside the room. Common areas are fantastic too: free tea, coffee, and miso soup, plus a good selection of manga books to read. A small oven, water heater, microwave, cutlery, and even a mini kitchen with a medium-sized fridge—perfect for self-catering. When checking out, I got a little surprise gift—a lucky 5-yen coin (go-enge)—so sweet and memorable. I’ll definitely book here again next time I’m in Sapporo for exams. No second thoughts.
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The room was spacious and immaculately clean, with a fully equipped kitchen that made cooking meals a breeze. I even cooked a small barbecue dinner and it worked out perfectly—no issues at all. The location is convenient, just a short subway ride from downtown Sapporo, and the overall value for money is outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting the city.
Hotel Keihan Sapporo
At first glance, the room didn’t impress me—furniture looked a bit worn, but after staying for two weeks, I grew to love it more and more. The Japanese hospitality here is truly exceptional; every staff member, from housekeeping to front desk, was genuinely attentive and professional—something I’ve missed in other cities where service teams often include non-native staff. The second-floor onsen-style bath is a real highlight, especially after a long day exploring Sapporo in winter. Stepping into the warm water after freezing cold weather felt like pure luxury. The central heating works incredibly well—the room stays cozy and comfortable all night. Hot water pressure in the shower is strong, which is always a plus. I’m already planning to come back next year for a month-long stay just to enjoy the snow and the peaceful vibe. This is hands-down my top choice for accommodation in Sapporo.
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The overall experience was excellent—only thing I noticed was a slight creaking from the bed, but that’s a minor detail. The location is fantastic: just a short subway ride into downtown Sapporo, and there are plenty of great dining options nearby. The room was clean, well-maintained, and had all the essentials, including strong air conditioning—perfect for summer visits. It’s a great value for the price, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone traveling to Sapporo.
Jr Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo
Staying at JR Sapporo Nikko Hotel was an absolute delight from start to finish. The service was exceptional—staff went above and beyond, even carrying my luggage up to the room and neatly placing it on the shelf for easy access. I was especially impressed by the spa, which is exclusively available to guests in the morning, so it’s never crowded and feels truly relaxing. I spent a peaceful moment lounging in a quiet corner, enjoying soft music and a refreshing ice cream—perfect way to unwind after a long journey. Breakfast was a highlight too: I tried both the Japanese-style and buffet options, but the Japanese meal stood out with its fresh ingredients and authentic flavors. Everything felt thoughtfully curated. Located just steps from the subway, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring Sapporo. This hotel offers an unbeatable mix of comfort, service, and value—I’ll definitely be returning.
Residence Hotel Stripe Sapporo
Staying at Residence Hotel Stripe Sapporo was a great experience overall. The location is fantastic—just a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station, making it super convenient for getting around the city by train or subway. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby, including a 7-Eleven right on the ground floor, so grabbing snacks or essentials is never an issue. We were a group of three, and the room was spacious enough for all of us—plenty of room to move around, and the shower setup worked perfectly. The digital lock was a real plus: easy access and no need to worry about lost key cards. The only minor thing was a little dust on the bed frame, but that’s really just a small detail in an otherwise excellent stay. With its central location, clean design, and solid value for money, this place offers great bang for your buck. I’d definitely recommend it and would stay here again.
Hotel Route-Inn Sapporo Ekimae Kitaguchi
The location is unbeatable—right outside the station, just a quick walk to get here. The staff at the lobby were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. While the main building’s rooms aren’t brand new, they’re spotless, well-maintained, and surprisingly comfortable. The bed was cozy, the space felt thoughtfully laid out, and everything worked perfectly for a stress-free stay. I’m already planning my next trip to Sapporo just so I can come back here. A fantastic choice for travelers who value convenience and cleanliness.
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