Sapporo Hotels with balcony

Had a very wonderful stay at this place. It’s more like a service apartment but the service beats a regular hotel. I had a very small tattoo but desperately wanted to go to an onsen, front office staff ayako-san very kindly offered to help me call the onsen to check. She also recommended another onsen nearer and followed up when she saw me the next day. The room was warm and big, loved the bath system. Do note that they only have a traditional tv, not a smart one.

The room was spacious with a kitchen, two bathrooms, two toilets, and a total of four sinks. There was also a six-person dining table, a TV, and heating and air conditioning. There's a paid parking lot nearby, which is convenient for car renters. However, the soundproofing wasn't very good. When I encountered people driving cars, I immediately reported it and the issue was resolved. Cleaning and garbage collection aren't daily. After cleaning, the perfume I left on the table was missing. I reported it to the front desk, and the explanation was that it might have been accidentally taken away or disposed of as trash… Anyway, it's gone! It's a bit frustrating, and I hope others don't encounter this problem.

The room is great, the hot spring is fantastic, dinner was an art, and breakfast was good. The water here is truly amazing! This was my second visit, and it was still wonderful and very private, allowing for true relaxation. I visited in March and it snowed a lot, which was very satisfying. The lounge cookies were delicious, and the alcohol and beverages in the in-room mini-bar were also excellent.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk to the airport bus stop and about 100 meters from Exit 4 of Byeon-dong Subway Station (which has both elevators and escalators). There are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby, making dining and shopping very convenient. A pleasant surprise was having congee for breakfast. You can also choose one-day tours that meet in the hotel lobby, saving time and effort. Many guests stay here, so the breakfast queue starts forming before 6:30 AM, but the breakfast spread is extensive.

This hotel is very close to Sapporo Station, within walking distance. The high-floor rooms offer excellent views and beautiful scenery. The room size is also just right, easily accommodating three large suitcases. The staff are very friendly. We stayed during the off-season, but even when it was crowded, they maintained such excellent service, which we greatly appreciated. There are three indoor onsen and one outdoor one. Actually, the onsen area is quite small and not very spacious. On the day we stayed, there was a queue for showering, and the hair dryer and changing area was also crowded. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide selection and good quality. Although there were still 15 minutes left before breakfast ended, the guests indicated that they were out of milk, and the staff immediately replenished it. This is a hotel worth recommending because of the location and the service.

The hotel has a great location, and you can spot its two main towers from afar while driving in. There are plenty of parking spaces; in addition to standard ground-level parking, there is a large multi-story parking structure, so parking shouldn't be an issue even during peak holiday periods. The room was spacious with a beautiful view. We stayed in a Japanese-Western style room this time, equipped with six pairs of slippers, suggesting it can comfortably accommodate up to 5-6 people. Unfortunately, there were only two of us, so booking a standard Japanese-style or Western-style room would have been enough. The hotel's buffet, which included both dinner and the next day's breakfast, was quite average—the selection wasn't huge, but it was enough to satisfy, and the food wasn't overly salty or greasy. One thing to note is that the room gets very hot, but you cannot open the windows because there are no screens, and at night, a huge number of bugs (mainly ladybugs and stink bugs) appear. Even without opening the windows, they manage to crawl in from somewhere. The hotel provides tape to trap them, but it's still pretty creepy.

Satisfied, it is our favorite style, it is very comfortable to live

The apartment's space and equipment planning are quite unsatisfactory. First of all, there is a lack of sufficient power sockets in the room, which is not convenient for basic mobile phone charging and electronic equipment. Secondly, there is almost no appropriate storage space in the room, and luggage and personal items are difficult to organize and put, especially unfriendly for passengers who stay continuously. The most incomprehensible thing is the kitchen. The accommodation provides many kitchen appliances, which seem to be fully equipped, but the actual use of about 1200W appliances will jump. Since these devices are provided, it is necessary to ensure that the basic power supply is sufficient for normal use, otherwise the equipment is only furnishings. Overall, this apartment gives the feeling that it only pays attention to the number of equipment, but ignores the convenience of actual use. Whether it is socket configuration, storage space or kitchen power supply, there is a lack of consideration for the basic needs of the accommodation. Travelers who value accommodation convenience or intend to use the kitchen are not recommended.

The room is around 20 sqm, which is good for solo traveler, couple, or 3pax. The room is clean, with no mold or cockroaches, and fully furnished with a microwave, kettle, TV, air conditioner, cabinet, hair dryer, towels, and toiletries. Location: It’s 13-minute walk to Sapporo Station North Exit (near the East Gate for the JR Rapid Airport train), 10-minute walk to the bus stop for tour meet-ups, and a 15-minute walk to the Sapporo Beer Museum. Convenience stores: There is a Seicomart next to the building. 7-Eleven is about a 7-minute walk away. There is also a Satudora Sapporo drugstore main office about a 9-minute walk away. I think it’s much better to shop here than at Tanukikoji Shopping Street. Restaurants: I couldn’t find any restaurants very close by, but you can walk about 6 minutes to the Empire Hotel, where there are ramen restaurants and Starbucks. Overall, I’m satisfied with the self-check-in, check-out, and the condition of the room. The only small issue is that there aren’t many restaurants nearby, and the owner waited until the last minute to send me the check-in guide and password, which made me worried throughout the whole flight.

The size of the room, bathroom, Wi-Fi environment, etc. were good, but the evaluation is considerably lower considering the situation where you can't sleep due to the footsteps, noise and sound of the ventilation fan on the upper floors. It was a pity that it was under renovation.