Hotels near Koganeyu Sakura No Mori Park, Sapporo

This is the first use. Even though it is a hotel, it is a mysterious inn with a sake brewery and a butcher shop. Check-in is late at 16:00. For welcome drinks, you can also choose Sake Kokushi Muso. With dessert using sake and cherry blossoms. I got it after meals. The room is very simple. There is no shower. Avoid those who want to expect a room. This plan includes 7 hours of all-you-can-drink. All-you-can-drink from 16:00 to 23:00. It's hot, so first of all, hot springs. Indoor bath 2, open-air bath, dry sauna, cold bath. For alcohol lovers, it was more sake than the bath, and everyone was eating after taking a bath. We also have a corner high after the bath! The jockey is cold and the best! 3 cups by dinner! Dinner is a two-part system, and we start at 18:00 the first time. The menu is yakiniku only. Usually 6-stage plate, but 7-stage plan. With instructions on how to bake. Yakiniku was pretty delicious ♪ Dinner is limited to 90 minutes. After eating, enjoy highball and sake while playing Othello in the lobby. Sleeping around 21:00. You can drink anywhere other than the bath. Breakfast is from 8 o'clock and this is also late. The bath is also from 6 o'clock. After taking a morning bath, go to breakfast. Breakfast is a curry or porridge 2 choice. I am porridge, my wife is curry. It's porridge! The clothes in the building are separate. I wonder if my jacket was small and my arms were tight. After that, the door of the room was reversed and it was difficult to enter and exit. Anyway, it is the best inn for those who want to drink as much as they take a drink.

Our Tour Leader has touted that this is the best Hotel throughout our 7-nights stay tour here in Hokkaido! We reached at 6pm and was just in time for dinner. Surprisingly modern and beautiful inside setting compared to the Hotel building front. Quite an impressive dining area that is spacious and offers a generous spread of both Japanese & International cuisine. Everything vying for limited space in out stomach! The 3-star Jozankei Hotel Sapporo provides quick access to Jozankei Hot Spring. This hotel is located in a touristic area of Sapporo. The rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi and while amenities include nice touches include slippers, free toiletries and bath sheets. Only dislike; the TV screen is the smallest we have came across for a while.. It was tatami room and we made our own bed, surprisingly they have a few staff moving around to ask if we need help on setting the bed! More memorable is the Onsen, superb and body relaxing! Had a good session at night… rich minerals to nourish our skin. There was a bonus for us – there is a Jozankei night illumination running these 2 weeks and we got to view it, a 15-mins walk into the town central. Really a visual treat for us all. Fully enjoyed our stay here.

When I checked in, I waited in line, but the front desk was politely guided and explained in the building. The room was simple and clean. I'm glad that the pot has ice water in it in summer. The lamp between the floors didn't light up, but when I called the front desk, the equipment came immediately and replaced it with a new lamp. I used the large communal bath and the view bath of the flower maple, and it was very good. In particular, the area where you can take a new sauna and outdoor air bath is comfortable with the fresh green and early summer air, and I wanted to come again. The quality of the spring is smooth and the body is pokpok until morning. During breakfast, a male staff member noticed that porridge was on my meal and brought a spoon, ”Please use it for porridge.” While cleaning up the tableware, I was also careful with the people eating (even though it was crowded) and thought it was a wonderful motenashi. The chair in the space where you can read while listening to music in the lobby was a very comfortable chair. I was also grateful for the free hot coffee service. Located in the first-class area of Jozankei, I enjoyed the walk around in the morning and had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

Stayed there for 1 night with breakfast and dinner included. Free shuttle bus from Sapporo is available but was full when we tried to book 1.5 months in advance. The hotel staff suggested we take the paid reservation only shuttle bus (1800 yen return) that stops right infront of the hotel. Room is very big for 2 people despite our room was the smallest on the 6th floor. Big bathroom and has separate toilet. There are 2 floors for onsen. The onsen on the 2nd floor(alternate days for men and women) was nicer and has massage chairs inside the resting area. We’ve also booked the private onsen but the one we’ve booked turned out to be an old pink bathtub. Breakfast was good and has wide range of food. Dinner was average but since we’ve only paid $300 aud for 2 pp for the stay, I wouldn’t complaint. They also have free wine and coffee(machine) certain time of the day which was very nice.

We stayed at Jozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei in early January 2023 for 1 night - our first time here. We took the Kappa Liner Bus from Sapporo station and it was a very pleasant & scenic ride. Our bus ride was at 1215 noon & it took a bit over an hour. We chose this bus line because their bus stop is directly in front of this hotel. We arrived at approx. 1330hrs. There was a lot of snow on the ground and covering much of the front entrance, the trees, parked cars and the hotel itself. The lobby looks inviting and spacious. Check-in was very efficient. Let me say now that we are from Hawaii and we don't speak Japanese, but if there was any communication problem, it was minimal as most of the citizens here can speak a small amount or understand some English. On the frontside of the lobby is a grand room with many padded chairs & tables for relaxing, reading or conversing. On the left side of the lobby, there's a short stairway going down to a very nice & large lounge area on the right; and, a smaller coffee/pastry area on the left. The pastries here are exquisite & only a limited amount is prepared because this smaller section closes very early after lunch. Now the larger lounge area on the rightside is truly worth exploring. As soon as you enter, there is a long bar/counter where an attendant is always preparing sushi or pasty/small desserts. There is room with sofas & chairs, and self-serve coffee & a variety of teas. In the late afternoon, there is a large variety of beer or sake on tap. There are also several small Tatami-like rooms for small gatherings on the side. Now the best part - everything in this room is complimentary! On the 2nd level is a relaxation lounge area with massage chairs, a restaurant and a very nice large gift shop. I think that there is another restaurant, but it may have been under renovation at this time. After checking in, we walked across the street to a small, quaint Ramen shop. There is a counter for about 6-8 & a few small tables. Looked like a husband & wife operation. The menu was limited, but the food was wonderful (especially with the snow & cold air outside). When we first arrived, there were 3 other people - by the time we left, a crowd was waiting, standing around inside this tiny place. We couldn't venture very far in the neighboring area due to hilly & snowy roadway. This Ramen shop was truly a 'rescue joint' for us hungry, cold travelers. We opted for a room with a private Onsen. Our room was on the 6th floor and at the end of the hallway. This room was beautiful - very large - even the entry area was large. The main room was super spacious, had minimal furniture, but we really loved it. There was a small restroom with toilet and sink. At the end of the hall, there was larger room with a larger sink & shower. The onsen area was fabulous - an entry area for changing with towels, a separate section for washdown before entering the onsen. The onsen was spacious & grand with many windows that could slide o

Former 々 I stayed for 2 nights with a high-rated review. The staff was very friendly, the facilities were substantial, the cleanliness, the breakfast buffet and the word of mouth were wonderful. I think it's a quality that's not surprising even if it's double the price. If I dared to be worried about only one point, there were group guests who seemed to be salaried men and students of sports club activities, but they talked loudly in the bathroom or sauna, and after the sauna, they didn't even hang water. I'm in the cold bath I saw several insane people, such as making noise in the hallway. I think this is not a hotel problem, but a customer problem, but on the assumption that some people are such insane, they should be warned especially to group guests at check-in. I hope you will write an easy-to-understand note in the bathroom. I will use it when I go to Sapporo again. Thank you very much.

Accommodation near subway Odori station, a short walk away. Near tanuki street and can walk to susukino. The rooms are moderately sized. Delicious breakfast There is rice that can be topped with fish roe and shrimp. There is no shared bath, but the hotel has onsen powder for you to use in your room.

I recently stayed at the Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo for three nights in a Standard Family Room on the 7th floor and was thoroughly impressed by the experience. The room comfortably accommodated our group of four, and we were pleasantly surprised to find two separate bathrooms with bathtubs, which added a significant level of convenience for our family. While the room did not offer any particular views, the value for money was undeniable. The hotel's buffet spread was another highlight of our stay. With a wide variety of options, it catered well to different tastes and preferences, ensuring a satisfying start to each day. A couple of logistical aspects made our stay even more seamless. We were able to return our rental car directly at the hotel, having rented from Toyota Rent-a-Car. This saved us a lot of time and hassle. Additionally, we utilized the Airport Bus service from the hotel, purchasing tickets easily at the front desk on the day of our departure. This convenience allowed us to relax and enjoy our last moments in Sapporo without any stress. One of the most impressive aspects of our stay was the excellent service. We had purchased quite a bit of chocolate from the Royce Chocolate Factory, and the hotel staff went above and beyond by accepting and storing our delivery until we arrived a day or two later. This level of service truly enhanced our experience. The hotel's location is another significant advantage. It is about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station, making it very accessible. For those interested in exploring local shopping areas, Tanuki Koji is a manageable 30-minute walk away. Overall, the Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo offers excellent value for money with its well-appointed rooms, great amenities, convenient location, and outstanding service. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Sapporo.

Nest Hotel Sapporo Ekimae has its pros and cons, and my experience was a mixed bag. Here's a breakdown: Positives: Location: The biggest advantage is the unbeatable location, right next to Sapporo Station. This offers easy access to public transport, major attractions, and restaurants. Cleanliness: My room was clean and well-maintained, with basic amenities like towels and toiletries provided. Negatives: Snowy walkway: Having to navigate a snow-covered walkway could be inconvenient, especially for travelers with luggage or mobility issues. The hotel might want to consider clearing the snow regularly for better accessibility. No bottled water: The lack of a complimentary bottle of water is a small detail, but it's an additional expense for thirsty guests, especially after a long journey. Small room for 3 adults: A standard room at Nest Hotel is quite small, and with 3 adults, it could feel cramped and uncomfortable. It's important to consider room size when booking, especially for group travel. Overall: Nest Hotel Sapporo Ekimae offers a convenient location and basic amenities at a potentially affordable price. However, the lack of bottled water, potentially small room size for 3 people, and the snowy walkway could be drawbacks for some. Consider your priorities and weigh the pros and cons before booking.

We had a great stay at the Hotel Emion! The hotel is new, modern and very clean with some nice amenities. Our room was great and it was very comfy and quiet. There were lots of extras in the rooms like a kettle and mini fridge, a TV with casting abilities, pyjamas and all kinds of hygiene products. We had a very good night's rest here. The bathroom for the room had nice bathroom products with big bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash. The shower pressure was great and it was easy to control the temperature. A highlight of visiting Japan is always using the Japanese toilets and they had a nice new model that even had a sanitation feature. The hotel has some good amenities like the onsen and baths on the second floor. Again, very clean and some good high temperature pools to soak in as well as a sauna and cold bath. The nice bathroom products from our room were also available in the baths area. The onsen has a nice change room and the ladies have a separate spa card to access their change area. The hotel lobby was very comfy and cozy with direct access to a 7-11 by the front desk. The second floor also had quite a few vending machines and laundry machines available. The laundry machine washed and dried our clothes for 600 yen in 2 hours and had self feeding laundry detergent which was a nice touch. The location is pretty good and we found we were within a 20-30 minute walk to most of the places we visited while in Sapporo. The hotel even has access to Sapporo Train and metro station via entrance 15 and you can stay indoors the whole way if you follow the corridors and pedways all the way. It just opened but we wish the sidewalks in front could be cleared a bit better because it was pretty slippery and icy during our stay. We'd also recommend having a change machine and more laundry machines because it was very popular. I waited in the area for a machine to be available and two people showed up right when my laundry was done at 12:40 am. The laundry machines do require you to put in a code before you start and after you finish to make sure no one else unloads for you.