I spent one night this hotel with my husband and two children. The room was spacious.One of the three beds was a sofa bed. The hotel is a bit old,but comfortable. We had breakefast at one of the hotel restaurants and it was delicious. There is Starbucks on the ground floor , so you can have breakfast there if you... more

We didn't like the Nakamuraya Ryokan at all. First of all, our bathroom was pretty dirty, especially the toilet. Also, we had the feeling, that the room was somehow filthy. We stayed in other Ryokans before and this one was the least enjoyable. The pillows were filled with plastic tubes and totally uncomfortable. The staff was nice tough. We had... more

This was a very nice, beautiful hotel, although I was unhappy that it was so far away from downtown. I was there in the winter and there was lots of snow and ice on the ground, which made getting to the JR station a bit harrowing. Some of the service was a little slow (especially in the restaurant), but the... more

One of the most celebrated French restaurants in Sapporo, perched atop JR Sapporo Station. You won't leave disappointed with the food or service, but you can do better for the money. more

Fine cakes and confections. Free coffee. A long-established favorite among locals. more

Room - I took a single room, and I was pleasantly surprised that the floor area was fairly large, as compared to my expectations of Japanese hotels (especially budget hotels) being small. My room (1421) was facing west, so it could get terribly warm in the room if I go out in the morning and forget to close the wooden... more

Jyozankei is a bit tricky to get to, so the complimentary bus was definitely a plus and the bus stop was just a few moments from our hotel in Sapporo - the Okura so very convenient. After a 45 minute journey we arrived at the Daiichi and were quickly shown to the room with all of the facilities explained in... more

Perfect location and all good modern facilties. Western breakfast a bit unusual. Skip breakfast in the hotel and go into the underground shopping mall which is HUGE and has all kinds of eating options. more

My partner and I stayed at this hotel for 7 nights on the occasion of a conference. It is a big, not particularly attractive building on a big and busy boulevard. The level of traffic noise on the 16th floor was acceptable. The location is slightly off centre but only a 3 min walk from the subway (underground transit, metro)... more

I unwillingly ended up on their "smoking floor": the awful smell pervades the corridors and the rooms. You would expect the smell to disappear quickly by leaving the window open (I stayed there one week), but it does not: apparently, their "ventilation" does not bring any fresh air in but merely tries to equalize the stench in all the rooms.... more

Our very last night in Hokkaido, we wanted to find a Japanese style inn which is surprisingly hard to find in Sapporo. Hotel is within walking distance of JR station and main entertainment/ eating areas of Sapporo. Clean basic Japanese "washitsu" tatami room with Japanese tea, sweet, and yukata robe to wear for each guest. We actually travel with our... more

I stayed there for 5 nights in a twin-bedded room, due to a business trip. The hotel is nice and very centrally located (3-minute walk from the JR station, also close to Hokkaido University). The lobby is fine and contains also a small shop and a restaurant. Personnel is very polite (even too much ;-)). The rooms are very clean... more

Stayed there for 4 nights in July 2008. It's a pleasant hotel with a small lobby, more a four star hotel than five star one. It has 3 restaurants, 1 Jap, 1 chinese, 1 western/coffee house which also serves breakfast. Guests whose rooms come with breakfast can choose either the jap set breakfast or western buffet. We tried only the... more

The Hamilton Hotel in Sapporo is an ok choice for people on a budget: it's cheap and offers clean rooms. The rooms are small however, and that goes even more for the bathrooms, which seem to be made totally out of plastic. The hotel has a nice lobby, a good conference room and great staff. The breakfast isn't great if... more

This hotel offers great rooms for a reasonable price. It's situated in a quiet streat near the commercial centre of Sapporo at walking distance. Hotel staff was friendly, although they hardly spoke any english. The room I stayed in (an semi-oval shaped room) was spacious, quiet and clean. more

Our first choice of Hotel in Sapporo was initially the JR Tower but it was fully booked on our dates, 02-05 July. This beautiful, Vienna inspired Hotel was actually our second choice. But other some minor glitches, we were more than happy with our assigned room. The Deluxe Corner Twin room that we had booked, was really comfy and quite... more

The Toyoko Inns are a real find throughout Japan. For a very reasonable price you get a comfortable, clean stay with lots of extras that make a long-term stay great. This Hotel in Sapporo provided one of the larger rooms we had during a recent 2.5 month trip to Japan. It is definetely nothing to look out, but was clean... more

This was a great hotel in terms of its room size and location. The rooms were large by Japanese standards, the size was comparable to any business hotel in Asia (western standards). The hotel is located right next to the train station so it's literally only 1 minute away from the station building. There's a shopping mall with a Daimaru... more

I stayed here with 3 friends on my first evening in Hokkaido. We arrived in Sapporo from Hong Kong late in the evening and needed a place to stay near the train station and our car rental company. The hotel is a 5 minute walk from the train station. The hotel's reception is not on the street level, you have... more