Hotel dengan Wifi di Sapporo

"Not bad. It's located right above a shopping mall with plenty of restaurants downstairs. The most famous breakfast spot is on the first floor, and the subway entrance is right outside – the location is unbeatable. The room was a bit small, even after the front desk upgraded our room type, it still felt quite tiny, haha. The front desk area is decorated with a lot of style. I accidentally triggered something, and the power alarm went off. The staff said it was due to some mist and resolved it quickly."

"The room was a typical Japanese business hotel setup, though it felt a bit more spacious than usual. It was also very clean. They thoughtfully provide complimentary amenities for children, including special indoor wear, pillows, and toiletries. The onsen (hot spring bath) was excellent. After a relaxing soak, you can head downstairs to the first floor for a refreshing welcome drink. Breakfast was absolutely outstanding. All I can say is, just take a look at the quality and presentation of the seafood bowl! The staff were also incredibly helpful and friendly. One particularly kind and lovely lady at the front desk truly charmed my child, who even drew a little picture in our room specifically to give to her!"

"The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Sapporo JR Station. To get there, exit the South Gate, turn right (without crossing the road), and follow the sidewalk; you'll know you're close when you spot the Rokka Tei building. The service was exceptionally attentive: staff at the entrance immediately came over to assist with our luggage the moment they spotted us, and after check-in, another staff member personally escorted us with our bags to our room door. The room was quite spacious, clean, and hygienic. However, the toiletries were all mini-sized, which I found a bit inconvenient and insufficient, especially after staying in numerous other Japanese hotels. The breakfast spread was fantastic and offered excellent value for money. The hotel is also within walking distance of Tanukikoji and Odori Park. Additionally, there's an airport shuttle bus stop at the hotel's back parking lot. However, it only operates four services in the morning; for other times, you can catch a bus from across the JR Station."

"I was really satisfied with my first night in Japan. It was 500 per night. It's a bit of a distance from the subway station. Breakfast was booked on-site for 110 per person, which was cheaper than booking through Ctrip. The room was spacious and clean, and the surroundings were very quiet. It was a Japanese-style buffet breakfast. The grilled scallops were really delicious; I ate several! The lychees, however, were black and not appealing at all. It seems the high price of fruit in Japan is true. It's a pity I didn't know how to use the complimentary Hokkaido Enjoy Pass."

"Nice hotel close to Jr Sapporo station. Provides baby amenities like bed guard, diaper bin. They have a list of amenities you can borrow for free and some you can rent like a baby bed. Air purifier, you can ground your own coffee. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We asked for baby amenities and extra pillows and someone brought it up. There's also car parking at the hotel for 1500yen but it was full, so they directed us to another nearby one for the same cost which you pay at check-out and not at the car park. Lounge was ok for some light snacks and drinks. The bath lounge has a nice view of Sapporo tower, but the men's bath doesn't."

"This budget hotel exceeded my expectations. It's conveniently located near Boye, making transportation easy. The breakfast buffet offered a variety of Hokkaido specialties. Overall, it's great value for money."

"Excellent Stay - Super Convenient Location and Services! This was our second time staying at ANA Crowne Plaza Sapporo, and it was just as great as before. The airport bus stops right in front of the hotel, which makes travel super easy, and there’s also a car rental counter on the B1 floor — very convenient for road trips. The location is perfect, just a short walk from Sapporo Station and close to restaurants and convenience stores. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful. We’ll definitely stay here again!"

"Pros: 1. Hotel Style: The hotel has a very modern and upscale aesthetic, very pleasing to the eye, especially the lobby on the first floor which is beautiful. 2. Facilities: The room was quite new. I booked a twin room fearing it might be too small, and it was spacious. There's a public bath on the second floor which is a great, unique feature. They provide instructions in Chinese on how to use it upon check-in. 3. Location: It's quite close to Sapporo JR station, about a 5-10 minute walk. 4. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was excellent, I didn't see any dirty spots at all. Cons: 1. The room assigned faced the parking garage, which was noisy and I couldn't open the window. It's unpleasant to be given such a room if the hotel isn't fully booked. 2. The room itself was just average; the hairdryer and amenities weren't anything special. 3. The front desk staff for check-in and check-out had a poor attitude, they didn't even look up when speaking. However, when I lost my key at the public bath, one staff member was very enthusiastic and helpful. If you're looking for shopping, this area isn't as lively as other hotels. There's only one 7-Eleven downstairs. But if you prefer a quiet, upscale city center feel, this place is suitable. Overall, it's very good, especially the cleanliness – it's immaculate."

"Hotel Forza Sapporo – Great Location and Comfortable Stay Love the convenience of this hotel — it’s just a short walk from Sapporo Station, and the area around it is super easy to get around. I booked a 3-person room, and it was spacious enough for all three of us. The room was clean and well-kept, and the toilet came with both a bathtub and a shower jet, which was a nice touch. At the reception, there’s a small bar counter, and each guest gets a ¥300 drink credit to redeem for an alcoholic drink like red wine, white wine, or sake. There’s also a coffee machine, perfect for a quick caffeine fix before heading out. Breakfast was decent — it runs from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., which gives plenty of time even for late risers. There’s also a laundry room with four sets of coin washers and dryers, which came in handy for longer stays. Overall, a really convenient and comfortable hotel, especially for those who want easy access to both Odori Park and Susukino. Walking from Sapporo JR station is about a 5 to 7-minute walk. The easiest way, especially during cold or rainy days, is to walk through the underground shopping street and come up from Exit 13. You’ll surface right from level 1 of Tokyu Department Store (Big Camera is on level 5-6). Once you’re up, look across the road and you’ll see a Kani Honke crab restaurant (a crab sign) — Hotel Forza Sapporo is just next to it. If you continue walking further down, you’ll get to Odori Park and eventually the Susukino area. Right now, there’s some construction work in front of Sapporo Station, so the view might be blocked. If you prefer to walk above ground, taking the street route from the South Gate exit toward Tokyu Department Store is actually a bit quicker."

"I meticulously chose this hotel after looking through many in Sapporo, and it offers excellent value for money. I selected a room on floors 15-17, and I was assigned one on the 17th, the highest floor. My corner room faces west, offering a panoramic view of the distant mountains and the lush greenery surrounding Hokkaido University. The other side faces south, where I could see the Ferris wheel 🎡 and the clock on the TV Tower 🗼. Every morning, waking up to the sight of green hills enveloped in white clouds, I felt so relaxed that I almost didn't want to leave the room. I could have visited the Hokkaido University Museum nearby, and even had a meal there, but I went on a holiday and couldn't get any food. Getting to JR Sapporo Station was very convenient, especially close to the North Exit. Even with my mobility issues, my local guide pulled me along from JR Station to the hotel, in the evening rain, with an umbrella and luggage. For someone with average stamina, it would be no problem at all. While the hotel breakfast didn't have a huge variety, it offered items I enjoyed, so I was very satisfied every morning. Their honey, labeled 'honeycomb,' was particularly interesting and delicious; I found it exceptionally sweet and fragrant, though I wonder if it was just my imagination. There were four magnetic signs on the door to indicate whether housekeeping 🧹 was needed. I chose not to have my room cleaned as I don't like others touching my bed. Each morning, I'd just place the trash outside the door and ask for two bottles of water. Inside JR Sapporo Station, there are many places to eat and shop. I bought Sapporo Agricultural College cookies, which weren't too sweet, at the Hokkaido specialty store on the first floor. There were many other shops I didn't have time to browse. Don't miss the JR Observation Deck on the 38th floor! You can go during the day, at night, or at dusk to watch the sunset. It's very convenient and beautiful. A taxi to Shiroi Koibito Park cost around 3000 yen, which is a bit pricey. Other places like Odori Park and the Ferris wheel are much closer, costing just over a thousand yen. Some reviews mentioned that the north side is quieter than the south. I agree. Since I don't enjoy shopping, the north side was perfect for me. Perhaps because my room was at the end of the hallway, it was exceptionally quiet. The guests next door seemed very quiet too. Sometimes it was so quiet it felt almost desolate. Maybe the soundproofing of the windows is excellent."