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"The towels were a bit scarce. For a 4-night, 5-day stay, there was no housekeeping... so it was self-laundry, haha (they do have a washing machine and one detergent packet... I actually washed my clothes and used it quite well). The location was good for me. It's about a 15-minute walk from Susukino (Mega Don Quijote, Daiso, Nikka Bar) and about 5 minutes to Nakajima Park. However, it's not right in the heart of the city, so getting there from the airport was a bit tough (it was pouring rain). Still, for this price, I thought it was decent, especially since it happened to be during a festival, hahaha. I also made good use of the cooking utensils in the kitchen, which saved me money on going to izakayas. Anyway, it was fun. But... having absolutely no housekeeping for long-term guests is a bit much. Even dormitories usually change bedding after 3 nights or more. The floor plan wasn't uploaded, so I tried to sketch it out roughly... Oh, and that's lemon bath salts dissolved in the bathtub ㅜㅜ The picture came out weird ㅜㅠㅠ"

"So comfortable and in a good location! The room was a bit small, but the bed was spacious. It was a bunk bed setup, and the bottom bunk was so cozy and comfortable that I slept really well! The shower, however, was quite cramped, but the water pressure was good! The soundproofing is really poor though!!! I could hear everything from the next room and the hallway. The staff were very quick to respond to inquiries, which I really appreciated!"

"The hotel is located near Hokkaido University, about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station. It's an unstaffed hotel, but checking in was relatively simple. Just remember to pre-register before your stay, otherwise it can be a hassle. The hotel is very new, and the room was spacious – we could open all four of our suitcases without any problem. The only minor hiccup was a communication issue between the hotel and the cleaning staff, which the hotel handled promptly and appropriately. I also want to commend Trip.com for their assistance, which helped resolve the situation smoothly. 👍🏻"

"The location is convenient, close to the subway station, and there's a convenience store nearby. The room is clean and tidy, and having two air conditioners is a real plus – very comfortable! The kitchen is fully equipped. The only downside is the Wi-Fi, which often loses signal and needs improvement. Overall, it's highly recommended, and I'd definitely choose this place again on my next trip to Hokkaido."

"I liked that the room was really spacious. There was plenty of room even with three of us opening our suitcases. Although the heater was on, it was still a bit chilly. I was very satisfied with the fact that the sink, bathroom, and toilet were separate. However, the soundproofing was weak, so it was quite noisy due to the sound of children jumping down from the bunk beds and running around. Nevertheless, it is a place I would like to visit again. The self-check-in system is inconvenient. It was quite a hassle because we had to enter the information for four people just to connect via video call, even though there were only three guests."

"We had a pleasant stay. The room was comfortable & spacious enough for the three of us. The location was very convenient…close to public transpo (train and bus), grocery and convenience stores, and theSapporo Center. Overall, a practical and convenient place to stay, especially for travelers exploring Sapporo."

"The location is super convenient, and there's even an airport bus stop, so no transfers needed! Plus, the price is great! The only minor drawback is that there's no elevator, so try not to pack too heavy as the stairs are a bit narrow."

"Toilet is slightly old with a weird stench, but overall the room is clean and well equipped with amenities including hangers, clothing drying rack, hair dryer and washing machine."