Hotels near Daiwa House Premist Dome

This is a very new hotel with excellent in-room facilities. The staff provides incredibly friendly and attentive service, and members can even enjoy a one-hour late checkout. The parking lot next to the hotel is very convenient for guests with rental cars, costing only ¥1,500 per night. Highly recommended.

We love how clean and pretty the hotel is and how accessible and close it is to downtown, transportation like bus stops, train station and all establishments. The hotel staffs are very accomodating, approachable and polite.

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 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Service, Cleanliness, and Facilities: The room was spacious, the underground parking lot was large, and the cleaning service was incredibly thoughtful. The hotel also has a public bath and a large, fantastic gym! Hotel Location: It's within walking distance to Tanukikoji Shopping Street for shopping and dining! On the second day, we visited Ranshima Beach and Otaru Canal early in the morning, which were absolutely beautiful! The seafood donburi and melon at Sankaku Market were incredibly delicious. My family and I had a wonderful first-time two-day experience in Sapporo!

perfect location! near the Sapporo train station, 2 near convenient stores and near Susukino area.

Great stay at La’gent Stay Sapporo Odori! The renovated facilities were clean and comfortable, and the bedding was very cozy. The Korean-speaking staff were friendly and helpful. The location is perfect for exploring Sapporo, and the natural hot spring is a big reason I keep coming back. The breakfast was also delicious!

Although it's an older hotel, everything was good overall. The service and breakfast were excellent. It truly lives up to its reputation as a hotel where the Emperor once stayed. It will be closing next year for major renovations, so we came to stay. This is also one of the settings from my first love.

Transportation Access: Excellent. It's about a 5-minute walk straight to the subway station. Breakfast: Incredibly delicious! Every single item was so tasty it made me smile. The only downside was eating so much for breakfast that I had no room for lunch. It was also great that the breakfast options changed slightly between the first and second nights! I didn't get bored! By the way, the seafood bowl is a super tiny, one-bite portion. Even though it's small, it's incredibly delicious, so feel free to have as many as you like. I highly recommend making it into ochazuke (rice with tea). Cleanliness: Good. There were no particularly dusty areas. The bath and toilet are in the same room. It seems you can request cleaning if needed. Service: Average. There were only enough cups for the number of people in the room, so I wished there were more cups for tea, especially since there's a kettle and tea bags provided. Also, we didn't need it, but there might not be a safe. We couldn't find one even after everyone searched, though it's possible we just missed it. Bath towels and hand towels are replaced daily for each night's stay. There was no complimentary bottled water. There is a refrigerator. We stayed for two nights, and we didn't encounter any major issues, so I think it was fine. Hotel Location: Depends on what you prioritize. Susukino itself isn't particularly safe at night, so the safety aspect is just okay. There are often hosts or hostesses from clubs loitering in front of the entrance. However, it's close to the station, and as soon as you step outside, you're in the bar district, so it's very convenient. Don't worry, we weren't bothered by any touts. There were no problems walking around at night and returning from drinks. There were no photos of the hotel at all, so the two photos besides the food are from my trip to Otaru, haha.

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.