Quintessa Hotel Sapporo Susukino 63 Relax&Spa

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Lovely staff. Room was clean, public bath was amazing! Good breakfast options. 5-6 min walk from station and close to endless shopping and food options.

First time have a hotel has no coffee provide in the room.

nice and quiet area

Aside from the location which is good, room is way too claustrophobic. And the carpark is not free, charged at 1800yen per 24hrs and it doesnt allow multiple entries.

The receptionist was able to communicate well in English. The room has minimal necessity, we requested spoon from reception when we wanted to eat pudding in room. Spacious room and nice bath salt at lobby. My kids are able to run around the room. Walking distance to restaurants. 10-15mins walking to the main tourist area.

Staff was very nice and friendly to me. Granted I speak some Japanese and understand a good deal more (I lived here for 3 years but it was 7 years ago so my speaking is very rusty). But I was sort of a problem guest ,(I spilled a latte on my bed when packing, for example). But mainly they were VERY helpful when my Taq-u-bin didn't arrive. It was at the other Quintessenta a few blocks away. They helped track it down and then went to the other hotel to get it for me. The rooms are also a little bigger than an APA which is nice. Also the spa is lovely and the bath salts are a lot of fun. One thing to know: you may find people don't know this hotel exists and they drive you to or deliver luggage to the other one which is a short walk away. Obviously, that doesn't take away from the hotel at all, but just be aware it exists.

Vending machine, ice machine, bath salts

Well located in Sapporo with very clean but very compact rooms. Amenities available if needed, but can’t get a proper coffee in the morning without paying for a full breakfast. 😕.

8 minutes walk from susukino station

We enjoyed the generous sleeping setup in the room and the authentic Japanese experience of public bath tub in the basement. The neighborhood is full of dining/drinking and shopping options, and the annual ice sculpture festival is almost right outside.