Hotels Near Mary Gallery in Sapporo

While the service at this hotel was very good (as was the complimentary breakfast) it must be said that this hotel is really showing it's age All of this would be fine as it is on the cheap side, but the whole hotel had a bad smell, with our bathroom absolutely reeking of mildew Also, for some strange reason there was tissue stuck in the peephole - this may have been from the previous guest, but if so it's curious that the cleaning staff didn't remove it Its a shame because I would have really enjoyed my stay here otherwise - they provide free bath salts for the bath but I didn't use them because of the awful smell. Thankfully we only stayed one night

The staff here are fluent in English which is such a rare find in Japan. We loved the interior decor and vibes of the hotel lobby and our room. Location is alright (walkable to Odori park, Sapporo clock tower & other attractions in that area in around 20-25 minutes). Room size was comfortable as well.

We had a great stay at Best Western Odori Koen in Sapporo. It was close to the subway station and just a short walk from where you get off if you ride the bus from the airport. The staff was warm and accommodating, the whole property was clean, and we appreciated that there was a couple of wash and dry laundry machines on the second floor. Highly recommending this hotel for anyone who’s coming to Sapporo!

Good stay at this hotel. Like it. Convenient area where you can get to your destination easily.

I recently stayed at Mercure Sapporo, and it was a fantastic experience. The hotel’s location is excellent, with easy access to shopping, dining, and public transportation. The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained, offering great comfort after a day of exploring. The staff was friendly and accommodating, providing excellent service throughout. Highly recommended for both leisure and business travelers.

Airport connects bus to hotel, staff is generally okay, although not all are helpful. When we checked out, we requested two taxis, but when they arrived, the drivers had difficulty communicating with us to confirm that the taxis were booked for us. Unfortunately, there were no hotel staff available to assist us, which made us feel quite upset. Additionally, the hotel facilities are outdated; the lighting is dim, and we found some dust and dirt on the towels and bedding.

This is my second time staying at this hotel! Because I had a good experience when I stayed there for the first time last year, I chose Nets Hotel again this year. The room is just big enough to spread out a 28-inch suitcase. It’s about a 25-minute walk from Sapporo Station. It’s perfect for someone who loves walking in Japan. It’s only about a 10-minute walk from Tanukikoji Shopping Street! The hotel is also located next to a quiet street, so this hotel is in a very good location for me. The reception staff on both occasions were also very good and could communicate in English. So if I come to Sapporo again, I will still choose to stay in this hotel!

MYSTAYS is a chain of express hotels in Japan, similar to the domestic Hanting Hotel. This time we booked the Susukino branch, which is about 2.6 kilometers away from Sapporo Station on foot, and is quite close to Tanukikoji Shopping Street and Susukino Business District. It seems that there is another MYSTAYS nearby, but it is farther away from Sapporo Station (beyond the 3-kilometer range of Sapporo Station. If you sign up for a local one-day tour and hope to be picked up by a car, there is no hope.) Inheriting the small but exquisite characteristics of Japanese hotels, the guest rooms are not large and compact. I have to sigh at the various humanized designs of the Japanese in the interior layout. All the necessary facilities are available, including refrigerators, safes, hair dryers, kettles, and even air purifiers. There is also free WiFi with a good signal. Plug converters are provided, which is very considerate. The hotel provides disposable toiletries and towels and bath towels, which are replaced every day. Slippers are provided but not disposable. The TV can watch some local channels. Smart toilet lid and bathtub. The restaurant is on the first floor of the hotel. Breakfast can be purchased separately for 1540 yen per person. It is self-service and needs to be purchased at the hotel front desk before 24:00 the day before the meal. Domestic payment software is supported. There are not many varieties of breakfast. I personally don’t think it is worth it, but since you are here, you can try it. You can also choose to eat in the hotel for convenience. It is not easy to find a breakfast shop when you go out in the morning. I can only think of convenience stores, or fast food restaurants like Sukiya that are open 24 hours a day. You can also go to Sapporo Station to eat mister Donuts haha. The hotel service is very good, and communication in English is still very smooth. The whole stay experience is not bad, and the cost performance is very high.

The stay experience is great, the house environment is super warm and comfortable, clean and tidy, the bedding is warm and the landlord butler is warm, the transportation is very convenient, the surrounding drugstores and supermarkets are very close, it is recommended to stay.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel, a family of 5. The room is large enough to accommodate all of us and was very neat and clean. The restaurant which served breakfast was quite small but the food was decent. Our car is 7 seater and was too big to be parked indoor. However, the public carpark was few steps away. Staffs were very friendly too. Overall, it was a happy stay.