Some friends and I stayed in a triple room here for 1 night. We booked a non-smoking triple online. But when we checked in, they told us they only let people stay in non-smoking rooms if they are staying for 3 nights or more. We were very annoyed at this, but luckily our smoking triple room did not smell like... More

My wife and I stayed here throughout our Sapporo journey. The hotel is centrally located in Sapporo's grid network of streets. When I say "centrally", I mean "CENTRALLY". The location is the only up-side you can get from this hotel. Right outside the main entrance, and off to your left is Odori Park (a couple of blocks walk down) -... More

I stayed a night with two friends here in a triple room. It was one of the cheapest places to stay in Sapporo in a good location. On checkin staff were really helpful sorting out a transfer bus issue we had. Rooms were a little dated and as most hotels in Japan smelled like smoke but is expected from the... More

Booked a twin room for two nights' stay at a very good price. It is a business hotel after all, so we were not expecting much. It was more spacious than those compact business hotels (more typical of Tokyo perhaps?), surprisingly spacious enough for our ski gear and luggage etc. And space to walk around. The room and bathroom are... More

I've got very cheap price since I had special discount code, I went there during autumn/winter season. This hotel is so nice, located in the city center of sapporo, the walking street is just next door, not very far from the odori park and the fish market. it's in between 2 subway station , so you can enjoy walking to... More

We went to Sapporo during late January/February. The location of this hotel was perfect for us. We were able to use the subway and walk underground to Odori Park. We also found some lovely restaurants nearby in the arcade. Like most Japanese rooms yes they are not large, but why pay to sit in a hotel room when really you... More

We went during the Sapporo Snow Festival and found the location of this hotel to be ideal. Though it was a little bit farther from Odori Park than other hotels, the walk was not bad at all. Discovered that you can walk underground and pop up onto the street near the festival. The service was excellent. Some English speaking staff... More

We stayed here mid February 2011 for two nights mid-week. We came to visit the Ice Festival and then go on to Niseko. We chose this hotel because of it's close location to the festival sites and a pick point for the onward coaches to Niseko. We did not intend on spending much time in the hotel room, which turned... More

My husband and I love Hokkaido, so we have been there for few times and this is the 5th time we went there, we hv stayed over 10 hotels in Hokkaido, and this is the worst hotel we hv ever stayed. We booked the room 2 weeks before we checked-in and requested for non-smoking room, but the hotel staff advised... More