Sapporo: 17 hotels found

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Ibis Styles Sapporo

Ibis Styles Sapporo

4.5/5147 Reviews
Susukino
This is the BEST hotel in Sapporo for long term stay. The staff was very kind, thoughtful and friendly. I used the GYM almost everyday because it was so spacious. Room is spacious and clean. Bathroom as well. They have afforaable coin Laundry as well! I would recommend this to anyone looking for a long stay, telework (internet is high speed and theres a working desk), affordable and cozy transportation around Sapporo. It is also close to many popular delicious food around Sapporo. 5 STARS! SHOUT OUT to the front desk team, especially Matsu****a-san, Dendra and Liu Chih for making my stay so comfortable - they're always so ready to help especially with me moving in and out of the hotel so much to travel around Sapporo! THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY STAY LOVELY!
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Sapporo

Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Sapporo

4.7/5429 Reviews
It was safe even if it rained because there was a building ”Japan life Sapporo building” with the entrance and exit of the underground passage at a distance of less than 1 minute walk from Sapporo Station. The hotel room is clean and spacious 々, the hotel has a dripping coffee with the tea of the serving building in the room for the first time. I had a morning ... I regret that the seafood bowl was delicious and delicious and I should have eaten the seafood bowl before eating other dishes and then go to take other dishes. It was so delicious that I felt like I didn't have to go to Nijo market to eat seafood bowls. The public bath was also very beautiful, and the staff was in and out at a considerable frequency, so it was easy to speak when I was in trouble. The shampoo and conditioner in the public bath thought it was the taste of the trip, and it was hit this time! When I checked at the morning bath, I am considering the ”probancia” of the pelican soap now! I left my luggage when I checked out for a walk in Sapporo, but it was convenient for the self locker type that the cloak chose and stored the password number by itself in another room. I was satisfied with everything. I think I can go to Sapporo again or go to Solaria in another travel destination. I will add a nice smile of the word. I will go to stay again.
SAPPORO STREAM HOTEL

SAPPORO STREAM HOTEL

4.6/5751 Reviews
Susukino
Our recent stay at the Sapporo Stream Hotel was a wonderful experience, and we highly recommend it, especially for families with young children. The hotel’s location is truly unbeatable—it’s conveniently situated near major attractions, restaurants, and public transportation, making it easy to explore Sapporo without any hassle. The hotel's accessibility was a game-changer for families like ours travelling with a stroller. It's directly accessible to the Cocono Susukino Mall and then directly down to the station area. It’s rare to find a hotel this considerate towards families, and we really appreciated the thoughtful design. The housekeeping service was another highlight of our stay. The hotel efficiently ensuring our room was well-stocked with their “menu” of housekeeping options! As expected in a Japanese hotel, the room was compact but thoughtfully designed. While opening two suitcases at the same time was a challenge, this is typical for hotels in Japan. The space was well-utilized, and we found it cosy and sufficient for our needs. Overall, Sapporo Stream Hotel exceeded our expectations with its prime location, family-friendly accessibility, and excellent housekeeping. While the room size might be a slight adjustment for some, it’s a small trade-off for the convenience and quality of service provided. We’d gladly stay here again on our next visit to Sapporo!
Courtyard by Marriott Sapporo

Courtyard by Marriott Sapporo

4.5/571 Reviews
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.
HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Sapporo Park

HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Sapporo Park

4.2/5142 Reviews
My wife and I checked in the hotel from 10-14 July 2024. Upon check-in, we were attended by a female counter staff. After checking both my wife and my passport, she mentioned that the room was booked for 4 nights for only 1 person and that I’ll have to pay ¥1,500 additional for each night that my wife stays with me. That added up to ¥6,000 which I felt was totally unnecessary because there was no additional costs incurred regardless my wife is staying with me in the room or not. I tried to speak rationally to the staff attending to me but due to some Japanese rules, she frowned and insisted that I’ve to pay for the ¥6,000 which I have no choice but to pay up. After paying the ¥6,000 we went up to room 705 and realized that the carpet in the room was so old and dirty with stains all over, especially along the main passageway. The bathtub is the only location we can take our shower in and it creaks whenever we step inside, sounding like it’s gonna break apart anytime. The water temperature was also irregular. Though this hotel is conveniently located just minutes walk away from Takajima-Koen Station, we doubt we’ll ever stay back at the hotel ever again. A negative impression has been created since the moment we checked into the hotel and nothing has changed throughout our stay there.
Chateraise Gateaux Kingdom Sapporo Hotel & Spa Resort

Chateraise Gateaux Kingdom Sapporo Hotel & Spa Resort

3.8/540 Reviews
I visited for the first time in 5 years, so I chose this because there is a pool. Because the pool outside was not open, there were many people on the day trip and the pool in the pool was full. I was able to swim until 21 o'clock so I was empty at night. It was a bit troublesome building structure to go to the hot spring from the pool. It was a pity that dinner could only choose Viking in the corona. The menu was the same every day for three times. The roast beef was different every day. I would like to improve the menu that incorporates a little more Hokkaido vegetables (steamed corn and vegetables). The stab was also bonito, sweet shrimp, and uh, sorry. The crab was delicious. I had a business hotel with a ikra, so I was sorry to feel expensive for 4000 yen dinner. I think the price of lunch buffet is reasonable. The chef will divide you in the Viking corner, but I didn't know how to line up and I was troubled. There was a green tape on the floor, but it was not lined up along it and there was 々 when it was sideways. Even if it was lined up, it was misunderstood or disgusting. I think the child's Viking menu should be made to another corner. It was troublesome to not eat potatoes and fried rice from the chef.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are some of the best hotels with Gym in Sapporo?

    Whether you are travelling to Sapporo for business or tourism, Sapporo Tokyu Rei Hotel , Vessel Hotel Campana Susukino and Hotel Emion Sapporo are highly recommended among the best hotels.

  • How much does it cost on average to stay at hotels with Gym in Sapporo?

    For hotels with Gym in Sapporo, the average price on weekdays is S$ 269, and the average price on weekends (Friday - Saturday) is S$ 322.

  • Which hotels with Gym in Sapporo are the best for business travellers?

    For business travellers, there are many popular hotels with Gym in Sapporo. Sapporo Tokyu Rei Hotel, Vessel Hotel Campana Susukino and Sapporo Washington Hotel Plaza are top choices for business travellers.

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    If you want to enjoy top services and amenities, there are many luxury hotels with Gym in Sapporo for you to choose. Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo, Sapporo Prince Hotel and Sapporo View Hotel Odori Park are some of the best luxury hotels recommended.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties442
Number of Reviews35,814
Highest PriceS$ 2,993
Lowest PriceS$ 30
Average Price (Weekdays)S$ 269
Average Price (Weekends)S$ 322

Guide to Hotels with Gyms in Sapporo

Introduction to Sapporo

Nestled in the northern part of Japan on the island of Hokkaido, Sapporo is a city that brims with culinary delights, stunning parks, and cultural highlights. It is renowned for its beer, ramen, and the annual Sapporo Snow Festival that draws millions of tourists from around the globe.

Tips for Travelling to Sapporo

New Chitose Airport, a short train ride from Sapporo, connects the city to many domestic and international destinations. The city's public transportation includes an efficient subway and bus system.

Japan's official currency, the Yen (JPY), is widely accepted. Credit cards are commonly used, but having cash on hand is suggested for local markets and eateries. The predominant language is Japanese, although English is understood in tourist-centric locations.

Before your journey, check with your home country's consulate or embassy for Japan's latest visa requirements.

Popular Attractions in Sapporo

Odori Park, a green oasis in the city's heart, is a must-visit. Head to Sapporo TV Tower for a panoramic city view or explore the historic Clock Tower and Former Hokkaido Government Office.

Foodies should visit the Sapporo Beer Museum for a taste of Japan's oldest beer brand or Ramen Alley to try the city's signature miso ramen.

Weather, Best Time to Visit, and What to Wear

Sapporo has a humid continental climate characterized by significant seasonal temperature variations, from winter lows around -11°C (12°F) to summer highs of approximately 26°C (79°F). Winter (December to February) sees heavy snowfall, making it ideal for winter sports. The summer (June to August) is mild and pleasant. Dress appropriately for the weather, and remember to wear comfortable shoes for city exploration.

Choosing Your Ideal Hotel in Sapporo

Luxury travelers can book a stay at the JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo, with its magnificent city views. Budget-conscious travelers might consider the Richmond Hotel Sapporo Odori.

The Sapporo Prince Hotel, located near Odori Park, offers easy access to the city's main attractions. Meanwhile, the Premier Hotel -TSUBAKI- Sapporo, located by the Toyohira River, is an ideal choice for travelers seeking riverside tranquility.

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