Sapporo Hotel Guide - Hotels with WiFi Hotels in Sapporo, Japan

Good and clean hotel and location was excellent. Lots of restaurents. Triple room was same as double room but with extra bed. We booked room at promotion period and value for money when compared to other hotel in vicinity.

Hotel located at the walking distance to JR Sapporo station, it's quite convenient to travel to all attractive places in Hokkaido.

We were thrilled to find Nakamuraya Ryokan as it is an authentic Japanese traveling experience. This place is not fancy, but the staff is extra kind, helpful and accommodating. There are many repeat guests and their wear and tear on the place are showing, but again, like a well-loved stuffed animal, that's not what you focus on if you love it.

Hotel a bit dated but the shopping available at the airport made up for it.

I really enjoyed the stay in this hotel. Everywhere in the hotel is clean and staffs are nice. No hotel can beat this hotel due to followings: - Kind staff - Fresh (no fish smell) Sashimi (Breakfast) - Free taxi service (hotel to Sapporo station) - Free hot spring (especially outside hot tub)

Hotel a bit old. Extra bed given was a sofa bed which is uncomfortable. Prefer a foldable bed. Main bed was a bit short. Legs sticking out of bed.

Very friendly staff, great customer service provided by front desk and car park staff, easy to communicate with English. Location is good as it's close to everything. We stayed as a family of 4, the room with 3 beds was spacious considered it was a Japanese hotel.

I was offerred to upgate the room by paying extra JPY1,000 which was nice.

APA Hotel is less than 200m south of subway Toho Line Hosui-Susukino Station Exit 6, as such this facilitates movement and ease access to various tourist spots in Sapporo City by subways, streetcars and JR rail. The hotel is on the south eastern edge of the Susukino area which abounds with night-life; bars, restaurants, shopping outlets, convenience stores,and people watching spots. We stayed 3 nights at the hotel. Despite the mess of used clothing, socks, travel brochures, etc, housing keeping did an excellent job to tidy up the room before we came back in the evening. We did not eat a single meal at the hotel as there are so many eateries, and Nijo Market is a walk away. The hotel counter staff speak limited English. To avoid misunderstanding on important matters we always follow up the over-counter conversations with written notes, so that more English-fluent staff would know our requests.

Close to airport. Ok for one night stay in/out bound Sapporo.