Premier Hotel -Tsubaki- Sapporo

Premier Hotel Tsubaki Sapporo The lobby is grand and impressive, and the staff are impeccably dressed, polite, and very friendly. The room comfort wasn't as good as I'd imagined, even though the bed was of good quality, leading to a great night's sleep, and the room itself was quite spacious. The combined wet and dry toilet and shower area was a bit inconvenient. The shampoo, conditioner, and body cleanser were all in tiny bottles, which was very impractical, and there was no body lotion. The breakfast selection was quite extensive and delicious, with plenty of options for children. Despite the number of guests, the staff were quick to seat everyone, which was a plus. Those who arrived late, however, had to wait for a table outside. For such a large hotel, it was a bit surprising that there was no self-service laundry facility. The best part is that the airport bus from CTS airport drops you off right at the hotel, and the bus stop for the airport is just across the street. This is incredibly convenient, and the bus services are frequent, which is fantastic. It costs 1500 yen for adults, and the journey takes about 1.5 hours. If you have any questions, you can ask the hotel front desk staff, who are all very friendly and helpful. ❤️

The price was quite expensive, and apart from the room size, it didn't seem to have many other advantages. The room facilities were all very old, especially the wardrobe, which gave off a musty, antique smell... The location was fine for us 'city walkers' since we're used to walking 20,000 steps a day; we mainly booked this place because of the large room. But overall, the value for money for accommodation in Hokkaido is really low. Oh, there's one more advantage: if you go to the neighboring Toriton sushi restaurant in the morning to get a ticket, you should be able to eat in about four hours. This sushi place is an absolute must-try; the value for money is exceptional!

The hotel is conveniently located near a subway station, with a convenience store directly opposite and another nearby, making it easy to grab snacks and drinks. It's also quite close to Hokkaido University. The room was quiet and clean, and the hot cocoa in the lounge was delicious.

The rooms are spacious. Sapporo isn't that big, so getting around by taxi is very convenient. The breakfast is plentiful, and there's a large public bath for soaking and sauna. The lounge offers Sapporo beer, nuts, and many other beverages. There are also two restaurants right in the hotel, so you don't need to take a taxi out for meals when you're tired. It's very suitable for traveling with elderly people.