Hotel Keihan Sapporo

Convenient location. Facial cleanser, lotion, toner, and all other amenities are available for self-service on the first floor, and the quality is quite good. The hotel is clean, but it was the smallest hotel on our Hokkaido trip. A pair of earrings was left behind at the hotel, and the front desk kindly mailed them back.

Attending a conference at Peking University, I chose this hotel. The location is excellent, convenient for everything. The price is also very reasonable. The service attitude is outstanding, and their responses are very prompt. I will definitely come again next time.

Location: About a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station and Hokkaido University, very convenient for getting around. The room was clean and tidy, breakfast had a good variety, and the staff were friendly.

The location is super convenient, just a short walk from the JR station. There are plenty of attractions nearby, and dining and shopping options are easily accessible. You can even enjoy a bath, and breakfast was satisfying. The service was excellent too, always attentive to our needs.

The double room with a queen-sized bed was compact, making it impossible to fully open a suitcase. The room was clean and well-equipped. Guests can enjoy free access to the large public bath. The only downside is that the hotel is right next to a railway line, and rooms on that side couldn't block out the train noise. Initially, I was assigned a room facing the tracks, but after I requested a change, they moved me to the other side, which I appreciate.

The location is excellent. From Sapporo Station, take the West Exit and walk west past one intersection, and you'll see a FamilyMart. The hotel is located in the alley behind the convenience store. Alternatively, you can use the underground passage and exit from behind Daimaru Department Store. Both Hokkaido University and the Sapporo City Hall are within walking distance, and Hokkaido University is truly beautiful. Dining options around the hotel are convenient. There's a McDonald's at the intersection, as well as yakiniku and ramen restaurants. Daimaru Department Store closes at 8 PM. In Hokkaido, many restaurants close early, except for izakayas and convenience stores, so be mindful of dinner times. Even at New Chitose Airport, most places stop taking customers by 8:30 PM. The communal bath on the second floor is free to use; you just need to pick up a ticket from the front desk daily. The breakfast can be a bit repetitive as it's the same every day, but it features Hokkaido specialties like curry and miso ramen. For lunch, you can try the famous Hokkaido soup curry at the corner, it's absolutely delicious. For convenience stores, FamilyMart is the closest, just a few dozen meters away. There are also other FamilyMarts and 7-Elevens behind the hotel, some of which offer tax-free shopping. The room is a bit small. The shower head and hairdryer are both Refa brand. On the first floor, you can help yourself to coffee powder and tea bags, and umbrellas and chargers are available for borrowing. The laundry room and microwave on the second floor are very convenient. The origami dinosaurs at the Hokkaido University Museum are really cute. And there's ice cream everywhere. The curry in the photo is from the restaurant next to the hotel; I recommend giving it a try.

The tram track right outside the window made the room a bit noisy, but other than that, everything was fine. It's very close to Hokkaido University and within walking distance to Odori Park.