Hotels near Asabu Station, Sapporo

The biggest plus for this hotel is definitely its location in Susukino. It's only about a 3-minute walk to the Nikka Whisky billboard, Cocono Susukino, and the subway station. Plus, there are plenty of dining and shopping options right downstairs, which is super convenient. The hotel lobby is quite stylish with a projector screen, perfect for enjoying a meal or just relaxing. The overall decor has an industrial and camping-inspired vibe. The room itself is a bit on the small side, but the bed is incredibly soft. One minor issue is that the room door uses a thin curtain, which doesn't do much for soundproofing, so earplugs are recommended if you're a light sleeper. The bathroom facilities are great, complete with a hairdryer and basic toiletries. I just wish they had slightly larger room options. The hotel is in the tallest building right next to the Ferris wheel in the photo.

For those seeking a change of scenery for an extended stay in a condo-style accommodation, preferring a quiet location away from the city center, fish market, or Susukino, this is a good option. Check-in is via an automated kiosk; you'll need to enter your passport information in advance or enter it on-site. Confirmation will be provided by staff. There are omurice (rice noodle) restaurants and other eateries nearby. The beds are quite small, and there is no air purifier. Amenities: Kitchen set, washing machine, refrigerator, shower gel, towels provided, parking. Transportation: The accommodation is located near Kotoni Station on the Tozai Line (orange line). Exit through exit 1 (west gate) and walk 200 meters. It's also easily accessible from Sapporo Station on the Namboku Line (green line) by changing lines at Odori Station and taking the train for approximately 6 stops.

Location: close to Susukino Station, just a few steps away, and not far from Odori Station and Sapporo Station either, so it’s good. Cleanliness: normal Japan hostel standard. It’s clean even though a lot of people stayed. but you can’t compare it to a normal hotel staff: nothing special, they just do their job, I guess facilities: the common area is GOLD✨, has a lot of workspace, is clean, and also has the charger. It’s also well decorate! it’s also have elevator! Summary: It's a good option, and compared to the price, it's nice. will definitely go back! Good to know: some rooms have a lot of people, like 30 beds, but are still silent, and the privacy is not bad. The hostel also has a medium side locker inside the personal bed area

There was an issue with my capsule hotel booking, and to top it off, Sapporo experienced heavy snowfall, causing the JR airport line to shut down. By the time I finally made it to the city center, the subway and buses had stopped running. Luckily, I spontaneously booked this place, and it's within walking distance of Sapporo JR Station. Given the price, I didn't have high expectations. I just pulled the curtain, put in my earplugs, and slept soundly until morning. It's a decent option for a solo traveler needing a last-minute overnight stay.

This was probably the best value hotel on our trip from northern Japan to Tokyo. Everything was clean and tidy, the beds were large and comfortable, and the room was spacious. The lobby was cozy and comfortable, with board games and a bar. Breakfast isn't a buffet—you get a fried egg and bacon sandwich, a light salad, and a drink. It was rather small, but still better than the buffets at some other hotels. I'd happily stay here again if I'm ever in Sapporo again.

I love our room its complete and big! Plus point its nearby metro station around 5 mins walk. The instructions given by the host are perfect and easy to understand too.

This hotel is excellent overall, with a superb location just a 4-minute walk from Susukino subway station. All facilities and services are satisfying, and the environment is exceptionally clean. The hotel features separate floors for men and women (including separate elevators and floors), significantly enhancing privacy and safety. The self-check-in system is also very convenient, minimizing unnecessary human contact. ☃️ The hotel provides disposable slippers daily. Although there's no daily room cleaning service, it doesn't affect the overall experience at all. I stayed in a deluxe room on the 7th floor. Guests on this floor are generally very considerate, always tidying up after using public facilities, making the entire floor feel clean and comfortable. The bed in the deluxe room is spacious and can comfortably accommodate two people. The only minor drawback is that you have to continuously press a button to keep the shower running; it doesn't provide continuous water flow once turned on. You need to press it every few tens of seconds, which is a bit inconvenient. 🥹

The hotel room is considered large in Japan. We were 3 people and the hotel provided us with a separate sofa bed. There are also many food stalls near the hotel, which is very convenient. It is 3 subway stations away from Sapporo Station. Convenient transportation.

There is a wood burning to the heating stove at the entrance on the first floor of the homestay. It really feels a little ”untapped”. The homestay is divided into two parts, and the back should be more upscale! Because I didn't really enter it, I just took a photo outside. The homestay attaches great importance to details. Guests who are afraid of cold can freely take hot water bags and cover them with towels and coats very carefully. If you have the opportunity to see the real experience!