Hotel Sapporo dengan Spa

This is my second time staying in this hotel. Location is second to none, just grab your bags and head straight to airport from the train station just right next to it. However, one draw back is that my room is facing the train tracks and expect excruciating noises until midnight. The bathroom could have been more cleaner as I found some body hair in the bath tub just right after I get into the room.  A bonus from this hotel: a small fee allowing you to access in door onsen, and then there is a stand serving milk and popsicles until 10:30pm. Coming out hot from the onsen with cold full cream milk, divine relaxation! Tips future traveler : request a room that is away from the tracks

I would like to give this hotel a higher score, but unfortunately I cannot because there are too many little problems with the experience. On a positive note, the rooms are comfortable, perhaps not that large compared to normal Marriott standards, but not tiny either. However, there are just too many frustrating negatives at the hotel. For example: 1. There is a large difference in English language confidence amongst the front-desk staff. Some staff are fluent English speakers, but many other staff struggle with very basic English requests and so you end up with, for example, being recommended to go to a Conbini if you want to eat late, instead of suggesting a local ramen restaurant, many of which are open until 3am ! For an international brand hotel that clearly expects international customers, far more effort should be placed on improving the English language fluency of front-of-house staff, in particular the front-desk staff. 2. There is no comfortable lobby-style area to sit and work quietly. There is a cafe, but you cannot sit there unless you order, and if the cafe is closed, then you have zero seating options. 3. The cafe only servers Hokkoaido wines by the bottle. If you want wines by the glass, you have to order French wine. In my opinion this is a serious missed opportunity to showcase what Hokkaido has to offer. 4. On my first day here, housekeeping staff walked into my room unannounced. Fortunately I was dressed and about to leave the hotel for tourism. But housekeeping staff really need to learn basic protocol ! 5. There is no comptentent concierge at this hotel. Fortunately I am a regular visitor to Japan, so I am happy to cope on my own. But if you are thinking of staying at this hotel hoping to have the assistance of a competent concierge, you will be disappointed. For example, today I tested the front-desk asking for help reserving a restaurant, they just suggested I do it online... gee, thanks guys ! Ultimately none of these problems are insurmountable with proper training and other improvements. But for a hotel of this calibre, they equally should not have been problems in the first place, they are the sort of things that should automatically be there.

We stayed in the connect room, it’s very convenient for family with kids . Although the room is not very big, but the hotel has a lounge at level 2 with free drinks and ice cream within 2pm to 10pm, there is also microwave available so you could heat up stuff from the supermarket or convenient store. Location is perfect, back street access take you straight to main shopping street.

Keihan Hotel Sapporo is always my first choice whenever I visit Hokkaido. It’s a smooth and seamless experience from the moment you checked in and the last day of checking out by just dropping off the key at the service counter. There’s a a lot of amenities that you can rent for free and the highlight of the stay is their in house public bath onsen which is wonderful especially after returning from the cold weather outside. Also, it’s within walking distance to Sapporo train stations and other attractions.

Love this mid size hotel, easily beats many of the international luxuries brands.... mind you this is not a young hotel, yet everything is well kept and for asian who likes harder beds this is one of the BEST mattress i have slept on. Not to mention the bed linens is of extreme high quality that make the likes of Park Haytt and Conrad feel like cheaps rags.

we booked another room about 2 weeks later because a friend wanted to travel along. We requested if we could stay next to each other, but Frontdesk refused by saying the one book earlier needed to pay more in order to stay with each other. We ended up staying on different side and floor of the building. It's the mc same room type and I can't comprehend. The room I stayed was old. Elevator is thirty like service elevator. Onsen area is clean, but water didn't smell like from hot spring. Room isn't like YouTuber said it was big and new, but overall experience is OK.

Bahagian dalam bilik adalah luas dan selesa seperti yang ditunjukkan dalam foto, dan saya sangat berpuas hati dengan perkhidmatan bilik dan perkhidmatan hotel (spa, kemudahan senaman, restoran, dll.). Lobi hotel sangat cantik dengan suasana hotel yang asli, dan kakitangannya ramah secara keseluruhan. Oleh kerana lokasinya, ia berbaloi untuk berjalan ke Stesen Susukino atau Stesen Sapporo, tetapi pemandangan luar tidak begitu cantik. Namun, memandangkan Taman Nakajima, tempat yang bagus untuk mengambil gambar, berada di hadapan, saya tidak fikir ia adalah satu kelemahan. Ia adalah pengalaman yang sangat memuaskan, dan saya sangat mengesyorkan hotel ini.

The hotel is a very short walk from Shin-Sapporo station but beware it is not directly connected. If you have luggage and there is snow on the ground outside it can be a little difficult to get there. Everything else was fine with the hotel. We stayed in a japanese style room which was basic but allowed for a very comfortable one night sleep. Breakfast on the 31/F was surprisingly good with outstanding views of the city. The staff were courteous.

We had a wonderful stay at Chalet Ivy Jozankei . The location was perfect after a few days skiing in Niseko and spending a day at the Sapporo Ice Festival . The idyllic location takes advantage of its hillside setting overlooking a river. There is a soothing calm to the staff, architecture and decor. We were welcomed by attentive staff that provided delicious complimentary Japanese snacks and drinks in the lobby. The rooms are spacious, modern, and include an in room onsen. We did not try the Spa. We did indulge in a delicious Omakaze dinner in a private room that included kinki fish, turtle soup, Waygu beef and fantastic wines. What a refreshing treat at the end of journey to Hokkaido.

Classy stay in the onsen area Jozankei which is about an hour away from Sapporo in the mountains. This general area is a little run down possibly a side-effect of the Covid-19 pandemic and hasn't fully recovered yet. The Grand Blissen was opened during the pandemic and is a very new fitout and quite classy. Luckily you don't have to leave the Grand Blissen if desired as they have a great restaurant, a shop for drinks, snacks and souvenirs and even a bar and library. There are not only private baths as part of your room, there is also a public bath on the lower level. I spent a relaxing day mainly in my room soaking in my private onsen and lounging around my large room with large panoramic windows. The restaurant was quality and the included 7 course dinner was fantastic and their signature dish is the roast beef which is cut at your table. It was perfectly cooked. Would I come here again? probably not unless the Jozankei area gets a bit more activity.