Hotels in Sapporo

"The hotel is 5 mins walk from Susukino underground station and around 20-30 mins walk from Sapporo station. Breakfast was extensive and definitely the highlight for the stay with options like hotate and tuna sashimi as well as hokkaido crab legs! The room was small which was typical for Japanese hotels but clean and functional. There was also a public bath but was usually crowded. If you are staying at this hotel, definitely go for the breakfast!"

"Our first stop in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Transportation was very convenient. There's a direct airport bus from the airport; we got off at Susukino station, and it was about a 3-4 minute walk to the hotel. The hotel facilities were a bit dated, but generally acceptable, especially since we were out exploring all day anyway. Just a few minutes' walk away is Cocono, which offers dining, shopping, and a supermarket, making it very convenient. The supermarket stocked a variety of Hokkaido-exclusive Sapporo products. We got a great deal on this hotel through a Ctrip group purchase."

"I stayed 2 nights on smoking-room type but I think the smell was not that good, it’s my false that choose this type of room. The staff was very helpful, they allow me to change to non smoking room. That was very nice. The location near shopping street and bus stop to CTS airport. Very convenient for walking around."

"New hotel - hardware is good. Rooms are comfortable. Gym is small though... Software still has a lot to improve. Staff are not helpful nor flexible to accommodate client requests. Facing the main street, room was noisy before midnight. No dedicated drop off point for hotel guests. Need to carry the luggages to cross the road before taking the lift up to the check-in lobby on 7/f. Imagine how chaotic it would be if you have 3 big and 3 small hard luggages as well as 3 children to manage. No hotel staff is there to help. Location is convenient but in the middle of the red light district and on top of a shopping mall and cinema. U may need to cramp into a lift with restaurant diners and cinema goers when you go back to hotel after a long day walk. Felt that many triad society members walked by me when I walked on the street. Though nothing happened, felt a little unsafe. The vibe of the premium lounge is exceptionally calming and relaxing. Chilling out here after a bloodshed shopping day helped you wind down completely. The view from the outdoor area of the premium lounge is far reaching and can see both the Ferris wheel and the Sapporo TV tower. Will not recommend this hotel unless proximity to red light district is important. This hotel is particularly suitable for red light district customers who want a place to do whatever they need to do quickly. Quite fascinating to seeing a young lady leaving hotel with a Japanese speaking old men. Somehow I felt that a business transaction is going on. The multi stories shopping mall, restaurants and cinema provide a perfect camouflage for this type of business. Well may be I got it wrong and they are just grandpa and grand daughter...."

"The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station, and the Namboku Line subway station is just across the street. From there, you can either walk (about 15 minutes) or take one subway stop to reach the heart of Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade. The hotel's location experiences less foot traffic, making it very peaceful at night. The facilities are brand new, and the room is very spacious, with more than enough room to fully open two large suitcases. Each floor has a water dispenser and coin-operated washing machines, which is very convenient."

"Pros: best beds! This was the 6th hotel in our month long Japan trip their firm Simmons mattresses are the best. Good public bath on the top floor with an open to sky outdoor tub. Excellent friendly staff. Little things like reprogramming the escalator to go down during check out hours, seats at the elevator lobbies, and code to access to the baths makes the stay nicer. Best prefeb bathrooms and also nicely appointed deco. Room size was bigger than your standard business chain hotel. Great location too to Sapporo Station and Odori Park. Cons: although the breakfast selection was adequate, it badly lacked variety. Everyday was the exact same items/menu. I strongly recommend that they change out 20-30% like other hotels. For this reason alone we can not stay more than 5 days. We moved to another hotel due to this breakfast issue. Overall, we would stay here again but again for not more than 4-5 nights due to the breakfast. Its a real pity because we like everything else about it. Almost a prefect score."

"Conveniently located so going to different eateries and places of interests has been easy. Clean and big rooms so it is functional. Bed is comfortable and provide all kinds of toiletries."

"I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Emion. From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to assist with a smile. The room was spotless, spacious, and very comfortable, with all the amenities I needed. The location is excellent—convenient to city attractions, transport and shop, yet quiet enough to relax. I also really appreciated the delicious breakfast, hot spa, beautiful pool, or efficient housekeeping]. Overall, my experience exceeded expectations."

"location is rather outside the main busy tourist area, but the hotel offer free shuttle to sapporo, it could be better if they have evening schedule too. Room is rather spacious as in Japan, amenities are good in quality. Bottle of drinking water has been provided everyday. Breakfast is great, a wide variety of choice."

"The hotel room is definitely spacious for Japan. While the facilities are a bit dated, they are well-maintained. The bathroom is fully stocked with amenities like toothbrushes, toothpaste, makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and lotion – this attention to detail is truly impressive. It's about a 10-minute walk to Daimaru Department Store and the JR station. Tanukikoji Shopping Street is a bit further, around 20 minutes on foot. There's a small supermarket right next to the hotel, which is very convenient. I encountered a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk on my check-out day. I would likely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Sapporo."