Hostels in Hokkaido, Japan

The room was very clean and well-equipped with all amenities. There were guests from all over the world, and the front desk service was excellent. The location is incredibly convenient, right in the city center with a commercial street downstairs. The price is also very affordable, making it the perfect choice for solo travelers. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit.

Extremely great stay! We stayed here for five nights. We would highly recommend Plat hostel Keikyu to all friends and family members. It's so clean and comfortable. We booked a twin bed room and we slept soundly throughout the five nights because it's quiet and pleasant. It is also located nearby Hosui Susukino subway station, yes, 150m away and just two minutes walk. Easy and convenient to explore Susukino as well as other attractions in Sapporo. This hostel also has a clean and well-equipped kitchen and dining area for in-house guests. The counter staff are all friendly and helpful, too. If we come again, we will definitely choose to stay here again. Thank you very much.

It was my first time at a hostel, but the staff were really friendly, and the cafe on the first floor was quiet and I could read books, which was nice. The amenities for women in the accommodation were also really good.

There is a subway station diagonally across the street, but in fact, if you have the conditions, try to live in Tanukikoji and it is not recommended to live here. There are no scenic spots around (Hokkaido University?), except for the convenience store, it seems to have to walk for a while (when I lived It’s the New Year’s Day holiday, and there are even fewer foods available.) It takes more than half an hour to walk to Sapporo Station. The owner is very nice. The shop has been open for a few years, and even during the New Year, he will see the shop and organize tea parties, and some friends who can't live here will visit. There is a relatively large social space on the first and second floors, and it seems that you can buy breakfast in the store. In bed design, the curtain will leak a little bit and cannot completely cover the privacy; I live on the top floor, and I don’t know if it’s hot water or decoration. There is always a strange smell, and I can’t tell if it’s gas.

For what it is, a cabin/hostel, it’s well done. The rooms clean, staff helpful. What makes this place stand out though is their sauna tent. At first I was in doubt how good this could be, but with the wood stove, the forest smelling steam, the resting areas and the cold pool, it made it actually one of the best sauna experiences in Japan. Seldom do you get to do your own Löyly like that. Not a lot in the neighbourhood though (in summer), so for us one night was perfect.

Sparkling clean although understand a reason for that is that you can’t cook here or even use their cutlery. They just supply some cups (though there is a kitchen sink on the top floor by the fridge). This place doesn’t really have a lounge. A problem with sharing the ground floor lounge with a cafe is that when I’m sitting there a cafe waitress comes by expecting me to order something.

I was a little confused at the reception, but the staff explained everything to me in detail. I've used it before, and it wasn't a big deal even though it was a shared room. There was a gap between the beds, but I wish it could be hidden.

Loved the location, close to Day and Night life. Near NHK Tower, ”Central Park” Odori, Bus Center, and my friend's office bldg in view!! Most of all, I like to go eat at the City Hall cafeteria, every once in a while, plus free great view of the city from top floor, nice restaurant cafe up there, also. Question: You have a nice Kitchen on 4F, but no table to sit??. I will certainly Come again next time.

This is a youth travel that is not large in scale, mainly closed bunk beds, very clean, everyone has a small table for easy writing, if you need to borrow a folding stool from the outside, the facilities are still very complete. The service was very warm. I didn't speak Japanese. I also talked a lot with people with the translation software. The eldest sister at the front desk once taught bead calculations. I loved playing table tennis in my amateurs, haha. The next day, the eldest brother drove to the travel destination, thank you very much. Continue to stay next time, it is necessary.

When we first stepped foot in the Hostel Tomar we experienced a sense of dejavú. It seemed to be modelled after the popular hostels of Europe. The staff could speak fluent English & were helpful. The place was huge (for Japan), bright & airy. We immediately felt at home. The location is incredible. It was drizzling when we arrived & continued to do so the entire time we were there. Luckily there are lots of eateries & shopping places around within easy access of the hostel. So instead of moping & bemoaning our bad luck we spent our time happily shopping for last minute souvenirs & scuppered our plans to explore further afield.