Sapporo Hotels with Balcony

"Great value for money, just 300 meters from the subway station. There's a convenience store, a soup curry restaurant, and a soba noodle shop nearby. The area is very quiet. However, walking in the snow during Hokkaido's winter is quite difficult. If you're not too concerned about value, I'd recommend staying closer to Odori Station for more convenience. As for the facilities, the shower area is a bit small, but everything else is good."

"The room was very new and perfectly laid out for families, with plenty of space to move around and ample seating and storage. Even with four large suitcases, the flow of the room wasn't impacted. The bathroom was also comfortably spacious. The location is fantastic, with many restaurants right downstairs. We arrived at 11 PM due to heavy snow, and the front desk staff were still there, waiting to warmly welcome us. We easily found an izakaya nearby for dinner. During the day, there are tons of restaurant options, and it's just a short walk to department stores and Odori Park. I'd definitely choose this hotel again when I come back to Sapporo."

"The exterior design of the house is quite interesting, but also a bit scary. The pillars are deliberately made like this. The check-in process is not complicated, but I can't understand why I have to call the customer service, and I can't get through! We stood there waiting for about 7-8 minutes at night. The wifi password will not be given actively. I contacted Ctrip's customer service and then received an email. The hygiene is worrying. There are still hairs on the bed. It feels like the sheets and bedspreads have not been changed. There is dust on the head of the bed. Originally, I wanted to stay for one more day to watch the fireworks festival. The original hotel I stayed in had no vacancies next, so I found this one. Later, the hotel was vacant again. I wanted to refund but failed. It was really bad. This building itself should be relatively old, and the carpet in the elevator was not clean. In short, I was very dissatisfied."

"We used this hotel for a family trip. It's conveniently located near the station and a shopping street. The spacious room was very comfortable. Overall, we were very satisfied, but there was one minor issue: when we lifted the duvet, we found hair on it, which felt unsanitary."

"Very satisfied, will go live next time."

"When checking in, the boss introduced in detail the fun things around and the check-in matters. After that, you can enter and exit by password, and just leave garbage and towels at the door. Stayed for three days. It was very quiet, very clean, and the room was large, very spacious for a family of four. The whole place is very new, the room has everything you need, the boss is very attentive, it feels like your own home, and there is a small kitchen. The occupancy rate was low, I didn't meet anyone for three days, and the privacy was great. Opposite is Lawson. This Lawson is also very good and has everything. There are two very popular ramen shops next to the hotel. Shingen has a queue every day, but they are very salty and not delicious. If we talk about the shortcomings, it is that it takes a while to walk to the subway station (about ten minutes' walk). Everything else is perfect!"

"Checking in was a real struggle. It was a self-check-in system where you'd never know if you didn't receive an email. They didn't send me an email in advance, so I shivered in the lobby for about thirty minutes before finally finding out how to check in. The location was great. The room was in good condition and clean. However, one of the beds had a broken frame, so it creaked the whole time I was sleeping. My daughter worried it might collapse. The draft was too strong near the bed, and the floor wasn't heated at all. While I liked the location and cleanliness, checking in was incredibly difficult. The poor condition of the bed, drafts, and heating made it a bad experience from day one."