Hotels With Spa in Hokkaido, Japan

The hotel has a back entrance that's much more convenient than the main entrance shown on Google Maps, especially when it's snowing, as it cuts down on outdoor walking. You just walk straight from Lithium Road 7-chome and cross a small street. We stayed in the new annex building this time, and the room was new and surprisingly spacious! It was also very clean. The hot springs are on the 9th floor of the main building and are very relaxing. All the front desk staff were very friendly. The hotel's location is great, with Aeon and 7-Eleven right downstairs. It's also within walking distance of Odori and Susukino. There's even an airport shuttle stop within a 10-minute walk. The only minor downside was that the Wi-Fi in the annex sometimes wasn't very smooth, and videos would buffer a bit.

Facilities: Excellent. The breakfast was a pleasant surprise, better than many hotel buffets. Cleanliness: Good. Environment: It's very convenient to walk around and explore the area. The bay view is absolutely stunning. Service: Very good. They even offer a pillow menu and aromatherapy choices in the evening.

We stayed at Hotel Mystays Sapporo as a family traveling with a baby. The location of the hotel is excellent, very convenient for getting around Sapporo, with many attractions, shops, and restaurants nearby. This made our stay much easier and more enjoyable, especially when traveling with a baby. When we first entered our room, we unfortunately faced a few issues. The phone was not working, and part of a wall fixture was coming off, which raised safety concerns for us as parents. It was disappointing to receive a room in this condition, especially when traveling with a baby where safety is a priority. However, we would like to highlight the very professional reaction of the hotel staff. Once we reported the problem, they responded quickly and seriously. They upgraded us to their biggest room and fixed the issue, making sure we felt comfortable and reassured. Their attitude and willingness to solve the problem made a big difference and turned a negative first impression into a positive experience. Another strong point of the hotel is the restaurant inside the hotel, which was excellent. The food quality was very good, and the convenience of having such a good restaurant on-site was invaluable for us as a family. We ended up eating there almost every night. Overall, while we were initially disappointed with the condition of the first room, we were very satisfied with how the staff handled the situation, the great location, and the quality of the restaurant. Thanks to their responsiveness and professionalism, we still had a pleasant stay and would consider returning in the future.

The accessibility was excellent, located right in the heart of Susukino, Sapporo. It was close to the subway station, and there were many convenience stores, great restaurants, and shopping spots nearby, making it very easy to get around. The room, as is typical for Japanese hotels, was a bit small but impeccably clean, and the bedding was comfortable, which made for a good night's sleep. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, so overall, it was a very satisfying stay. I would definitely stay here again if I come back to Sapporo!

The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from Sapporo JR Station, and there are three convenience stores within 100 meters, making its location quite good. The room size is decent, and the facilities are relatively new. The staff are enthusiastic, and cleaning is prompt.

The hotel lobby is absolutely beautiful. As soon as you walk in, you're offered a welcome drink. They have staff who speak Chinese, and they are very warm and patient. The room facilities are very new, and the toiletries provided are quite high-end, with two different types of combs that are great for both adults and children. There's a gym, a lounge, and a hot spring. It's super convenient to stay here at the airport, with plenty of food and drink options available.

The hotel's location is good, about an 8-minute walk from Hakodate Station. The lobby and public areas are impressively decorated, but the room decor, however, was a bit plain, and the space wasn't utilized very well. The bathroom also lacked a proper wet/dry separation. There are two restaurants for breakfast: a buffet on the 1st floor and set menus on the 2nd floor. I had originally planned to try both options since I was staying for two nights. However, to my surprise, the buffet on the 1st floor required waiting for a table for over 40 minutes on both mornings, so I gave up. I ended up having the set menu on the 2nd floor for both days, which was decent. It was less crowded, and a set meal was quite filling for the morning. Overall, I'd rate it 3.5 stars.

This hotel is conveniently located just a five or six-minute walk from Sapporo Station, right next to Yodobashi Camera, which is great for shopping. There are also some delicious soup curry restaurants nearby. The hotel facilities are excellent, and the room was very spacious. Even with three of us and our luggage open, there was still plenty of room to move around. Breakfast was also very good.

I booked a standard room and was given a high floor on the 28th, which offered a fantastic view. The hotel's decor is very practical, and the huge windows provide an excellent view. The hotel service is absolutely top-notch. I highly recommend purchasing the hotel breakfast; the 35th-floor restaurant offers a stunning view, and the breakfast food itself is also outstanding. The only minor drawback is that there's construction below the south-facing rooms, leading to a bit of noise during the day. I assume north-facing rooms would have a similar issue due to the JR line. The window soundproofing is fine, but the design of the emergency escape device seems to allow noise into the room.

This was the most expensive two-night stay on our Hokkaido trip, and overall, it was quite good. We booked a Club Onsen room in the Club building, which came with lounge access. The room size was appropriate, and the layout was well-designed. Although the Club building rooms don't have the large floor-to-ceiling windows found in standard rooms, the view was still decent. The hotel provided comfortable and stylish pajamas. While the breakfast and dinner selections weren't extensive, we were well-fed, and there were several seafood options. The taste was generally good, nothing exceptional. My favorites were the sushi area, the steak (though the quality was inconsistent, some pieces were too tough), and the desserts. The lounge access offered coffee and snacks in the morning, afternoon tea and various drinks in the afternoon, and alcoholic beverages in the evening. I highly recommend the plum cocktail! Since our room had an onsen, we didn't visit the public one. However, having stayed at three onsen hotels so far, I must say the onsen tub in this room seemed a bit neglected in terms of cleaning, with very noticeable sulfur stains. On the day we arrived, the onsen water temperature was a bit too low, which made our first soak less enjoyable. On the second day, we added hot water ourselves, which made it a bit too hot. It wasn't until the third day, just before check-out, that we finally got the temperature just right. This was a bit disappointing, and I hope the hotel can improve their service by adjusting the water flow and maintaining a comfortable onsen temperature before guests check in. Additionally, we paid extra to experience the ganbanyoku (hot stone sauna), which was a good experience, though 50 minutes felt a bit short. The hotel entrance is right by a bus stop, which you can take to Mount Usu for scenic views. Just be mindful of the return bus schedule, as the intervals between buses can be quite long. Overall, it met the standards of an established onsen hotel. The location is excellent, and the service was good. We had a relaxing and comfortable two days, and it would be even better if they could pay more attention to the details.