Sapporo, Japan

Rooms are cramped with luggage and minimal walking space, though beds are larger than standard and bathrooms are spacious. Staff are genuinely helpful and friendly. The laundry situation is dire with only three machines for 200 rooms, making it nearly impossible to wash clothes during stays.

The hotel sits near Sapporo Station with good staff and excellent breakfast, but room quality varies wildly. Lodge rooms feel cramped with hard beds that may leave you uncomfortable, thin walls let you hear neighbors, and cleaners start early and loud. Standard rooms are spacious and comfortable with decent bedding and bright bathrooms.

New hotel with spacious, spotless modern rooms that include quality amenities like humidifiers and ReFa hair dryers. Breakfast buffet offers good variety including ramen and international options, though it gets crowded mid-morning. Staff delivers friendly, efficient service and the location puts you one block from the subway.

Rooms are comfortable and spacious with great views from upper floors. Staff are exceptionally helpful and go far beyond normal service. Breakfast is extensive but the restaurant gets crowded at peak times, so arrive early or avoid 7-8am.

Rooms feel cramped once you unpack your luggage. The onsen and shower areas are too small and get crowded. Staff handles issues well, beds are comfortable, and the location near shopping and Family Mart is excellent.

Spacious, clean rooms with good maintenance. Staff provide excellent daily service and speak limited English. Perfect location connected to stations via underground walkway, but the hotel only gives one water bottle daily.

Rooms are small but modern, well-maintained, and comfortable. Location is excellent with direct underground access to shops and subway. Service is inconsistent: some staff are helpful while others are unfriendly and unhelpful with basic requests. Breakfast is limited with small portions that repeat daily.

Rooms are small but clean and comfortable with good mattresses and individual AC control. Staff speak English and help well. Location near the station beats everything else. Skip this place if you want a real onsen, since the public bath uses heated tap water, not hot spring water.

Rooms are spacious and comfortable with separated bathrooms and good amenities, but cleanliness varies wildly between rooms. Location near Odori Park and Snow Festival is excellent. Staff service is inconsistent, and security feels loose since elevators need no key card access.

Rooms are spacious and clean with comfortable beds, but the hotel is old with dusty carpets that bother people with allergies. Staff quality varies wildly. The location near Sapporo station works well for transit, though central attractions take 25-30 minutes to reach on foot.

Rooms are compact but clean with comfortable large beds and deep bathtubs. The location near the station is excellent for transport and shopping. Staff are attentive and helpful, though the small lobby offers limited relaxation space beyond your room.

Rooms are spacious and clean with comfortable beds and good views from higher floors. Staff are professional but strict on check-in times and speak broken English. The hotel sits far from shopping and tourist spots, though it offers a shuttle to the station.

Rooms are small with sealed windows that get warm, and cleanliness varies between renovated and older units. Location near the station and shopping is excellent, breakfast is good, and amenities like onsen and gym are solid. Parking costs extra.

Rooms are clean and spacious with good soundproofing. Staff treat you well and help with luggage. The hotel sits five minutes from the train station, has an onsen and free breakfast, but hallways and carpets show their age.

Rooms are spacious, modern, and comfortable with quality beds and nice views. The hotel sits in a prime location with direct subway access but expect noise from the busy Susukino intersection late at night. Premium rooms unlock an onsen and lounge with free drinks, while standard guests get a good breakfast buffet.

Spacious rooms with stunning views sit right next to Sapporo Station. Staff treats you exceptionally well and the breakfast buffet impresses everyone. One guest heard noise at night from outside, and food service stops at 10pm which feels limiting for a 5-star hotel.