Sapporo Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Sapporo, Japan

Superb location convenient for everything, magnificent city scene especially from the executive floor, friendly and helpful front desk staff, can't ask for more in this kind of price.

This has to be the best hotel I've stayed in in recent memory. Mainly because it was unlike any other 4 or 5 star hotel I've visited. We had a great view of the snow from our window and slept like babies.

We visited Kiroro in Jan-16 to enjoy the skiing. We chose to stay at the Tribute to be close to the slopes. The Hotel is quite large, and well laid out. The only complaint is that the rooms are a little small, but not too bad by Japanese standards.The level of English by the staff is good. Whilst not all the staff could speak good English, there was always someone on hand who could - and you can't ask for more than that. The front desk staff were very helpful in the planning stages of the trip, and assisted us tremendously when our airline let us down and we missed the transfer bus. Kiroro is a resort destination and as such you are locked into the restaurants on offer. The nearest town, Otaru, is a 1 hr, Yen 2,000 taxi trip away. The hotel food, however, was excellent. A good balance between Western & Asian choices. Outside of skiing there isn't much to do in Kiroro. And the Hotel Onsen isn't included in the price of the stay.

I did my last minute shopping in the arcade just beside the hotel.

far from sapporo jr station. this hotel is clearly for leisure purpose. many shopping facilities are neqrby. hot spring facility is excellent. airport bus is also available. rooms are big and nice.

We got the premium room with the the private onsen, the check in process was very nice, they sat us down, provided us with drinks and had us fill out forms in the lobby. The whole process was very relaxed. We then were walked over to our room, they offered to carry our things and than showed us everything in the room. They showed us how to use the AC/Heater, massage chairs, and onsen controls. After they showed us everything they left us. The room was very clean and super nice. The onsen was amazing and worth every dollar. Dinner Buffet was good but not great. I can't say anything great or bad about it.

The location is very convenient. The room is very comfortable and the staff is vey nice.

I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Monterey, especially its close proximity to the Sapporo JR station. The hotel is decorated in a European style and there is a centre courtyard with natural daylight. The breakfast buffet offers a wide spread with quality ingredients, a delight indeed. The rooms are adequately sized in terms of Japan standards. The wallpaper and furniture in the rooms reflect some age but that is not a problem. There is a bathtub in the room for a good soak after a day of activity. There are convenience stores nearby to pick up food and snacks even when most of the stores are closed. Would recommend this hotel to my friends.

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.

This hotel is walking distance from Sapporo Station. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We booked tours with Chuo Bus Tour Company. The Chuo Bus Tour counter is located in the ESTA building. It was so convenient for us to walk there as well.