Hotels in der Nähe von Chitosetsuru-Sake-Museum

Die Lage dieses Hotels ist sehr günstig und nur einen kurzen Spaziergang vom Bahnhof Sapporo entfernt. Es gibt mehrere Bahnhofsausgänge, die direkt zum Hotelbereich führen, was die Fortbewegung, besonders mit Gepäck, sehr einfach macht. Das Hotel war sehr sauber und komfortabel, und ich hatte während meiner gesamten Reise einen angenehmen Aufenthalt. Ich würde bei meinem nächsten Besuch in Sapporo auf jeden Fall wieder hier übernachten.

The accommodation location is extremely convenient! It's right by the hotel when you exit Susukino Station Exit 4 (which has an elevator). The hotel's first floor has the famous Edw restaurant, as well as a ramen shop and various other restaurants, so if you want to easily sort out your meals, this hotel has you covered! The airport bus stop is just across the street diagonally from the hotel, which is really convenient if you don't want to transfer. For consecutive stays, if you opt out of housekeeping, you can go to the front desk, provide your room number, and pick up water, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. The room has a well-known audio system that you can connect to via Bluetooth, and I personally found the bed quite comfortable. Even though I booked a cheaper room type, there was still enough space for two 29-inch suitcases! Overall, if the price of accommodation isn't a concern, I would definitely return!

Das Zimmer verfügt über eine Waschmaschine, was äußerst praktisch ist. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und es gibt jeden Tag ein kostenloses Getränk, allerdings wird im Zimmer kein kostenloses Trinkwasser zur Verfügung gestellt. Man muss eine eigene Wasserflasche mitbringen, um sich in der Lobby unten Wasser zu zapfen, oder es selbst draußen kaufen. Es liegt in der Nähe des Ausgangs 34 der Odori-Station, allerdings gibt es keinen Aufzug. Zum Flughafenbus geht man etwa 7 bis 8 Minuten. Es liegt auch nah an Tanukikoji 2 und dem Nijo-Markt.

The hotel is close to the station, clean, friendly, has a wonderful view, and the food is neat and well-prepared without any fuss. The hot spring bath view is simply the best.

This hotel was extremely crowded! We had to wait for check-in, breakfast, and even to retrieve our car! However, it was the most comfortable hotel of our entire trip! The hotel assigned us a room on the 2nd floor, which was also the floor for the large public bath and laundry room, making it very convenient! Outside the public bath, there was a lounge area with complimentary ice cream bars, and a water dispenser where we could refill our bottles!

Conclusion: The price is affordable, and it's not far from Sapporo Station, making it recommended for tourists who primarily use Sapporo Station and enjoy shopping at department stores. The rooms are a bit small, and while generally clean, there was a noticeable amount of dust. Environment: The hotel itself is relatively new, though the rooms are a bit small (but this is acceptable given the price). Despite the small size, a 30-inch suitcase can still be opened. Location: Convenient transportation. Although it's a bit further from the bustling areas (Odori Park/Tanukikoji), there are convenience stores nearby, which is fine; however, there are fewer popular restaurants. Layout: The lobby and restaurant are on the first floor, the bathhouse/luggage lockers/laundry room are on the second floor, and the remaining floors are guest rooms. Price: After applying discounts through an OTA, it was approximately NT$2500/night (for a queen-sized bed). Review: (Pros) 1. Quick check-in/check-out process. 2. Although the room is a bit small, there are many places to put belongings; with the bed pushed slightly to the side, two large suitcases can still be opened. 3. The room has a large TV where you can watch YouTube. 4. Good soundproofing. 5. Each floor has a reverse osmosis (RO) water dispenser for self-service water refills, which is very convenient. 6. There are four elevators, so I never had to wait long. 7. TOYOTA Rent a Car is located in the hotel's B1 basement, which can be very useful. Booking in advance saves time. 8. There are many large self-service luggage lockers on the second floor, easily accommodating two 30-inch suitcases, which is very convenient. 9. It's right next to Hokkaido University; if you have time, I recommend visiting the university cafe and going for a run on campus. (Cons) 1. Small rooms. 2. There are too few washing machines, so there's often a queue to do laundry in the evenings.

Accommodating my first hotel sky spa experience and first Hokkaido visit, the hotel staff were super helpful - from a day prior to my stay offering free luggage storage and seasonal travel advice to nearby onsen, to finally onboarding me during my stay to my room and spa all the way in fluent English. Everything has been wonderful, the service, the views from my 32/F room and my night-and-day spa experience. The sky spa has multiple pools including onsen water, various water temperatures and water pressure while unfolding unbeatable views from the top of the city centre of Sapporo. You can take quiet, good rests at solo sofa seats afterwards and continue to enjoy the views especially in the morning when only overnight hotel guests can access with their spa cards. At all times, I find my spa experience uncrowded and comfortable. I just wish I had stayed one more night if not for my packed itinerary! Will definitely be back next time when I visit Hokkaido!

The hotel is very new, the rooms are spacious, and it faces the JR station. The best part is that you can access the hotel through the underground shopping street, so you don't have to worry about bad weather. It's about a 5-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, and very close to the subway—less than a minute to the station gates.

May 13 (Wed) - 16 (Fri), 2026, 3 nights and 4 days. #Price: I booked it at an expensive rate. (Paid 620,000 won for a triple room for 3 nights, without breakfast.) - For a triple room without breakfast, around 100,000 won per night would be reasonable. #Location: From the airport, take the JR train to Sapporo Station, then look for Exit 15. It's connected to the building next to the accommodation (something-or-other Japanese building 8.1) via an underground walkway. About a 10-minute walk. #Room Size (Triple Room): Two beds are single size, and one is a short single (for a child?). However, an adult woman, 165cm tall, had no problem sleeping on it. The room size is, as expected, cramped. (Can't open two large suitcases.) But it was nice that the bathroom and toilet were separate. It was very clean, but the carpeted floor made me constantly aware of dust. Cleaning is available daily upon request. Honestly, I'm not sure if they actually did it... haha (runny nose every morning). #Breakfast: I didn't eat it, so I don't know. There are many convenience stores nearby, so breakfast isn't necessary. Seicomart is the best. #Public Bath: It's really small. No outdoor bath. Two small indoor baths. One small sauna. About ten-something seats for washing. It's really small. The hairdryer in the public bath is very loud but doesn't dry hair at all. The hairdryer in the room works better. [Overall Review] It's clear that this is a very well-maintained hotel. It's incredibly clean. The staff were kind. I had a comfortable stay without any inconveniences. However, the price fluctuates a lot, so I was left with the regret that I paid too much.