Hotels Near Takinosawa Ohashi Bridge in Sapporo

The hotel is luxurious, very clean and comfortable, the hotel staff is friendly, full of smiles, unlike other reviews of the bad, large rooms, fully equipped, sauna 10 points powerful, private bath is large, enough to seat four people, breakfast and dinner are good, Room drinks, alcohol all-you-can-drink, supporting facilities full of facilities, beautiful environment, geographical is also 10 points convenient

If I come back to Sapporo, I will definitely make time to stay here. As a solo traveler, this was the best accommodation!!! I stayed for one night and took a bath three times And I really like Nihonshu, so it was cheap to drink by the glass, and it was even better because you can buy it by the bottle. There is no separate refrigerator in the single dormitory room, so you should keep this in mind. ** You must reserve the shuttle ** I made a reservation when I went to the accommodation, and when I tried to make a reservation after checking in to return to Susukino, it was full ㅠㅠ So I took the nearby express bus No. 7 after checking out. The hot spring tax and sake lounge use are postpaid and you can pay when you check out. I had a great experience, having both dinner and breakfast.

Everything else is good, except that the hotel's shuttle bus to Sapporo has too few seats. I booked a week in advance but only got the outbound trip. I had to pay for the return trip on the Kappa bus. The fake-smile man at the front desk gave me a perfunctory feeling and his English was not very good. When I checked in, I asked him if he could take me to the Kappa bus station after checking out, but was rejected. I asked if he could help me book a taxi, but he refused and said that the distance was too close and there would be no car to take the order? ? Maybe the fake-smile man saw that I was unhappy, and called me again that night to say that he could send the hotel's car to take me to the station 😅 Otherwise, I would definitely give a bad review

The view from the balcony is refreshing. The room was small and cozy. The bedding, indoor bath, toilet, and kitchen were all clean. The ”personal recommendations” for restaurants in the guidebook were helpful. I think it's the perfect place to go alone and refresh yourself.

Jozankei View Hotel: A Return to Relaxation and Delight Having recently returned from another stay at the Jozankei View Hotel, I couldn't resist sharing my positive experience once again. This wasn't my first visit, and it certainly reaffirmed my love for this incredible resort. Highlights: Indulgent Buffet Dinners: The star of the show remains the phenomenal buffet dinners. The variety and quality of dishes, spanning Japanese, Western, and even Chinese cuisines, is truly impressive. It's a feast for the senses and the stomach, leaving you fully satisfied and wanting more. Water Paradise: The Water Kingdom Lagoon is a haven for water lovers of all ages. The massive indoor space features various slides, pools, and attractions, providing endless fun and entertainment. Soothing Hot Springs: What's a trip to Jozankei without the hot springs? The hotel boasts vast indoor and outdoor baths, each with its unique charm and atmosphere. Immersing myself in the steaming waters, surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, was pure bliss. Delicious Breakfast Spreads: Breakfasts were just as impressive as the dinners, offering a diverse selection of Japanese and Western dishes to fuel your day's adventures. Japanese Charm: I particularly enjoyed the lovely Japanese-style room. The traditional tatami mats, futon bedding, and overall ambiance instantly transported me to another world, enhancing the authentic Japanese experience. Overall: My return to the Jozankei View Hotel was just as fantastic as my first visit. From the delightful buffet meals and incredible water park to the relaxing hot springs and charming Japanese-style rooms, every aspect contributed to a memorable and rejuvenating stay. If you're seeking a luxurious escape with exceptional amenities and a true taste of Japanese hospitality, look no further than the Jozankei View Hotel. I highly recommend it and will definitely be back for a third visit myself!

Highly recommended 👍👍👍 1. Transportation: Many people said that transportation was inconvenient when we were doing the guide. We didn't book the hotel bus. We only needed to walk for 2 minutes to get off in front of the first hotel by Kappa bus. As long as you don't carry a large suitcase, the overall route is flat and smooth. 2. Experience: The experience of the all-female hostel is excellent. Everyone is quiet and doesn't disturb each other. There are not many hotel rooms. There are only three or four people in the large bath at most. The overall atmosphere is very comfortable and cozy, and the people are extremely friendly. 3. Facilities and services: Clean, the room view is a snowy forest, beautiful. Check in at 3 pm, welcome drink, and there are night snacks and sangra after dinner. After soaking in the hot spring, eat ice cream, and drink a glass of wine facing the snow scene. It's perfect. The hotel service staff is also good in English, and there is no pressure to communicate basically. This is the warmest and most special of all the Japanese hot spring hotels I have stayed in so far. There is no noise and family feeling of large chain hotels. It is truly friendly to middle-aged single women, which makes this trip to Jozankei end perfectly. Looking forward to coming next time. Hope there will be more such exquisite hotels in the future.

I flew to Hokkaido on a last-minute basis and didn't book Chalet Ivy last year. I booked the Suizantei Main Building based on the ratings. I was a little uneasy after seeing the negative reviews on the circle of friends, but I was very satisfied with the result. The service was warm, the rooms and lobby were renovated, and the cypress private bath was perfect with the heavy snow in the morning. Dinner: Private Kaiseki course, the taste and quantity were good Breakfast: There are buffet and Japanese set meals. I chose the set meal. I prefer Japanese breakfast. The grilled food is just right with rice Rotenburo: I arrived at 16:00 and it was not introduced. I guess it was fully booked, but the room has a private bath and you can open the window haha Women's bath: In another independent cabin outdoors, there is an independent lounge. I was too lazy to experience it this time Lounge: Alcohol is provided in the evening (no wine) and fruit milk and some snacks are provided in the morning. There are many people, so the privacy is average Bus: There is a free shuttle bus to and from Sapporo. Please remind to make a reservation on the website

I was very nervous when I made the reservation. I looked for reviews on several platforms for the hotel, but there were almost no reviews on the entire web. However, I didn't want to go to those large hotels that receive tour groups, so I decided to give it a try. The hotel is a very, very local hot spring hotel. There is a man and a woman who are both older cleaning the hotel. There is also a front desk and restaurant manager. There are 10 rooms in the whole hotel, and 4 people serve. Except for the restaurant, all other areas are self-service. The hotel is very secluded and close to the river. The nearest bus stop to the hotel is Jozankei Bridge, about 500 meters away on foot. The rooms are clean, tidy and comfortable, but the facilities are a little old. There is an air outlet above the bed with a large air volume, and there is no place to close it. The hot spring is small and exquisite, and the men's and women's baths will be switched, so that you can experience the hot springs on both sides on the day of check-in and the next day. The biggest feature of the hotel is the food. Just look at the pictures. It is a leisure hotel that is very worth experiencing and staying in again.

It was unique, cosy, quiet. We enjoyed the traditional ryokan experience, having to take off your shoes the moment you enter the lobby. Love the tatami mats all the way. Service was excellent. Even though some of the staff struggled with English, they tried their best to explain things to us. Very helpful. Facilities were also very good. Yes, we enjoyed the food. Interesting array of little dishes. We did not know what to expect when we booked this place, but we were pleasantly surprised and grew to love it.