Sapporo Hotel Guide - Wedding Hotels in Sapporo, Japan

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.

Breakfast was good. It would be helpful if the staff we better able to communicate in English.

Great place, great staff. The bed was a little hard.

Good location, easily accessible, near Sapporo station. Staff are nice and room is clean & comfort.

Staff and facilities are fine. However, we requested a non-smoking room and that could not be accommodated. It would be so nice to have the hotel smoke free! Long overdue for a pretty classy hotel!

The hotel porters did a great job in helping out with my luggage.

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.

Room is clean and spacious. Quite a distance from JR so would be good if guest drives

A mini bus can pick you up from Kita-Hiroshima station every 30mins which takes about 15mins to get there. Nice facilities with larger then expected room and beautiful view

The room we initially booked through Expedia was on the 5th floor facing the air conditioners, so it was small and one could hear the compressors humming. We paid for an upgrade to a larger room on the 9th floor facing the lake and the park. It was wonderful and we believe made the whole trip much more enjoyable. The hotel is literally 30 seconds away from the subway entrance (in the park), one stop from Susukino (a major restaurant district), and three stops from the Sapporo train station. Very convenient. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the restaurants were in the hotel. The restaurant at the lobby faces the hotel's garden and the food was very good and reasonably priced. The traditional Japanese restaurant Nadaman on the 11th floor faces the park and the food was very good too. It reminded us of the old Nadaman at Beijing's China World Hotel where the waitresses were dressed in kimonos. The hotel staff was very friendly as one would expect from a well-run Japanese hotel. We would stay here again if we come back to Sapporo.