QuintessaHotel SapporoSusukino63 Relax&Spa Reviews

Located near Susukino station, within a 5-10 minute walking distance and surrounded by bustling streets, it is very convenient. The hotel offers a public bath. However, finding the hotel initially can be challenging, so I suggest updating your Google Maps for better navigation.

very clean and nice hotel ever, near the restaurant and dringking bar, the problem is we had a hard time looking for the hotel we book because there is another hotel near with the same name..

good location and have Onsen it's very nice and relax when u back form travel.

Good price

The hotel is located in the downtown area of ​​Susukino, so it is very convenient for eating, drinking and having fun. The hotel was clean. I think it is rare to find a hotel with a large public bath for both men and women. There is also a welcome drink. There is a partner parking lot next to the hotel for ¥1,800/day. This time I stayed in a double room, but even so, the room was small! I thought that. Other than that, I have no particular complaints.

Located near Sapporo Susukino It is very accessible as the main street is right in front The large bath was also very satisfying The friendly staff and the pretty good breakfast were all great I would definitely book again if I visit Sapporo next time

First of all, I don't know why it was listed as Centurion. It's confusing because it doesn't match the English name at all. A family of three stayed for two days... The room was too small. The ceiling was low, so it felt like a prison. I really wanted to run away on the first day. The breakfast was clean and I was personally satisfied. It was nice that there was a large bath and it was free. I chose this place because of the large bath... I almost suffocated because of the room size, but I was comforted by the large bath. The large bath facilities are simple, but it wasn't crowded, so I used it every day. If it weren't for this, I would have run away.

It's just one street away from Susukino Station. It's easy to find and close by. I'm glad the spa is in the basement. There are bath salts in the lobby to put in the bathtub in the room. There are many kinds and you can take them as you like, so it's convenient. The breakfast is great. It's a shame that I couldn't eat much because I ate too much the night before, but I had fresh smoothies, mango pudding, milk pudding, and other things in the morning. It's convenient because there are frequent trams🚉 in addition to Susukino Station and the subway. You can take a little stroll during the day for 200 yen per round. (It's not a round-trip ticket, so it costs money to get off and get back on.)

It's located in Susukino, so it's close to places to eat dinner. It's also close to a subway station, so it's easy to get around. It's also convenient for getting around Sapporo city.

This hotel had a spa and was easily accessible. The room was a little small, but it was nice that the spa had a sauna and the amenity corner at the front desk was well stocked. I was surprised to learn that you can make your own bath salts. When going to this hotel or taking a taxi from Sapporo Station, be careful not to get confused as there is a hotel with the same name nearby. (The driver mistook me for the right one.)

It's in the center of the city, but it's reasonably priced, has a large public bath, and is a nice, clean hotel.

The sauna is the best! The hotel is beautiful and the rooms are beautiful, but the sauna is the best!

I went back to the hotel after drinking, but it was cold and when I turned on the air conditioner, it only blew cool air. I checked with the front desk and they said they didn't have the heating on and lent me an electric heater. However, the room was small and there was almost no space to put it, so it was dangerous. I think you should think about how to deal with this in the future.

The location is on the south side of Susukino. It was great that there was a sauna and bath in the basement. The water bath was below 9 degrees, which was very relaxing.