Hotels near Sapporo Bankei Ski Area

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.

The room has a washing machine, which is super convenient. The staff are friendly and offer a free drink every day. However, there's no complimentary drinking water in the room; you'll need to bring your own bottle to fill up in the lobby downstairs or buy water outside. It's near Exit 34 of Odori Station, but there's no elevator. The airport bus stop is about a 7-8 minute walk away, and it's close to Tanukikoji 2 and Nijo Market.

The location of this hotel is very convenient and just a short walk from Sapporo Station. There are several station exits that lead directly to the hotel area, making it easy to get around, especially with luggage. The hotel was very clean and comfortable, and I had a pleasant stay throughout my trip. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Sapporo.

The location is super convenient, just a 2-minute walk from Nakajima Park subway station's Exit 1, which has an elevator. The breakfast is truly amazing with a huge variety of seafood; you might even get tired of it! Plus, there are popsicles available every day from 2 PM to 9 PM, and the cookies are delicious. If you're planning to visit Mount Moiwa, remember to grab the 200-yen cable car discount coupon – every little bit helps!

Checking-in time was strictly adhered to - we were told to return at 3pm when we are there at 2.35pm. Facilities and location was great. I would stay here again when I return to Sapporo!

very good location! walkable distance to alot of places and attractions. Just that the lift will always stop at level 2 which is the reception/lobby level. Will come back to stay in this hotel the next time 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Overall, I had a positive experience at Sapporo Prince Hotel. The rooms were nice, and the food was great, as were the views. My only complaint was the inconsistent application of when they would charge for an early check-in and when they did not. A friend of mine managed to access her room at 10:30 a.m. without having to pay any extra money, whereas for me to be able to access the room at 12:00 p.m., three hours before the usual check-in time, I was told I had to pay an additional 5,100 yen, which I did. So that was the only inconsistent point which I did not appreciate.

our second time in Karaksa chain. the come on is the public bath. in sapporo, they have free drinks, snacks and ice cream unlimited.

The large public bath on the 18th floor is the absolute highlight. Although small, it is modern and features a wonderful view. In the relaxation area, you can admire the tower just like in the photos. It is very convenient for walking to major attractions such as Seicomart, Odori Park, and the Clock Tower. The staff are, as expected, very friendly.