Hotels With WiFi in Hokkaido, Japan

"I originally planned to book Toyoko Inn, but then I saw that this hotel was even cheaper for those two days, so I booked it instead. At just over 400 RMB a night, the value for money was pretty good. The location is excellent, right next to Odori Park. The closest subway station is Nishi 11-chome, and it's not far from Odori Station either. It's also quite close to Sapporo Station, Susukino, and the Sapporo TV Tower. Sapporo's city center isn't very large, so transportation is quite convenient. The room itself was on par with an upper-mid-range budget hotel – nothing spectacular, but perfectly decent. It was quiet and comfortable for sleeping."

"A very comfortable stay and one I would happily return to on a future trip to Sapporo. The room was spacious by Japanese hotel standards, well maintained, and had a grand feel without being overly luxurious. After long days of sightseeing, it was a pleasant place to return to and rest. The location is excellent, within walking distance of Sapporo Station while still being quiet and convenient. What really stood out was the practicality of the hotel. The airport limousine bus stops here, making arrivals and departures very easy. There are also luggage lockers available, and Yamato luggage delivery services can be arranged from the hotel. A small tip: if you're planning to use Yamato luggage delivery, do take note of the cut-off times and delivery schedules, as they may affect your travel plans. Overall, a comfortable, convenient, and reliable base for exploring Sapporo and the surrounding areas. I would definitely stay here again by next week."

"Overall, it was a great stay. The location is super convenient, right outside the JR station and close to all the main attractions. The interior is very new and the facilities are excellent. The service was also good. A particular highlight is the fantastic bike rental right outside the hotel – incredibly convenient! The price was reasonable too. I highly recommend these bikes; they're electric-assisted and you can pretty much see all the major Hakodate sights in one day. The only minor downside was the duvet. It was too thin, and with temperatures around 10-15 degrees Celsius at night and no air conditioning, it was uncomfortable for someone used to thicker bedding. They provided a few blankets, but they were not very comfortable and tended to slip off. Hotels in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka usually allow you to request extra duvets, but apparently not in Hokkaido. Also, the soundproofing wasn't as good as hotels in Tokyo or Osaka. I kept hearing some banging noise from next door in the morning. Despite these small issues, it was a good experience overall, and I would definitely choose this hotel again when I visit Hakodate in the future."

"This was our second stay at this hotel, and overall everything was very good. However, I would appreciate if the management could be a little more flexible regarding check-in timing and parking charges. We arrived at around 2:15pm, which was only about 45 minutes before the official check-in time of 3pm. We completely understood if the room was not yet ready and were perfectly happy to wait. We only asked whether we could park our car at the hotel car park first. Unfortunately, the front desk lady was quite unhelpful and insisted that if we parked before 3pm, we would need to pay the 24-hour parking rate of 1800 yen instead of the standard 1500 yen rate (3pm to 11am the next day). We even explained that we would be checking out before 9am the next morning. Since she was very firm on this, we decided to simply wait at the lobby instead. Interestingly, around 2:40pm, we noticed some Japanese guests arriving and checking in. Shortly after that, another very kind staff member approached us and informed us that our room was already ready and that we could proceed to check in and park our car. I genuinely try not to view situations through the lens of unfair treatment, but I do hope the management could sometimes exercise a little flexibility and discretion on a case-by-case basis, especially when guests are arriving only slightly earlier than the official check-in time."

"They offer a free shuttle bus from Sapporo Station, which I highly recommend taking, especially if you have luggage, as public buses might be difficult to board. The foreign staff at the front desk spoke excellent English! The hotel itself is quite spacious with a retro vibe. You can easily walk to the city center in about 20 minutes or take a few bus stops. For airport transfers, the airport shuttle picks up right outside the hotel, which is super convenient."

"This is a highly recommended hotel in Hakodate. Location is just besides Hakodate station where you can ride immediately trains. Surrounded with restaurants, and convenience store. The rooms were so clean and the bed smells good. They have comolimentart coffee upon arrival and all amenities were provided. So bad that I wasnt able to take photos. I highly recommend this hotel."

"A renowned 5 ⭐️ hotel conveniently connected to the Sapporo JR station within 10 mins straight stroll. The Daimaru shopping mall 🛒🛍️ is situated right above for tax free retail shopping. The hotel looked 👀 grand & posh, & bit pricey, probably because it coincided with the Sapporo Snow & Ice Festival ⛄️❄️🧊 which is within short walk to Odori Park. With special access to the Club floor privileges, we enjoyed additional pampering F&B indulgence 🍷🧀🦐 . The hotel room is big & spacious but the overall facilities & decor are a bit nostalgic. The service is good👌 Sadly not much nightlife in this area, in comparison to Susukino area which comes to life @ night with more oishi eateries & great shopping 🛒 🛍️"

"When I was in a hurry to plan my trip, the accommodation in the center of Susukino was not good and it was too expensive, so I accidentally found it while looking for a room as cheap as possible. There are not too many reviews, so I will leave them in detail. It was a little far from Sapporo Station (about 15 minutes walk), so the location was not good, but it was better than I thought because I didn't expect it. 4-6 Because it was check-in between o'clock, I went on time, and the manager gave me a simple guide to the room number and the rest of the room was self-check-in. It was a way to upload simple new information such as passport photos through QR to inform the off-time of the storage box with the key and take out the key of the storage box. Because I had to get the help of the staff;; If possible, it would be better to go to check-in time, so this is very inconvenient. (I think there is only a phone call to contact the hostel, and I have to be guided through the real estate on the first floor, so I'm not sure if I can check in other than the set time) The name is a hotel but close to Airbnb. The room was remodeled recently or cleaner than I saw in the photo, and there was no shortage of table mirrors, full-length mirrors, TVs, microwaves, refrigerators, dryers, air conditioners, and heating. The bed and mattress were a bit uncomfortable, but it was okay to stay for a while, and it was clean because it didn't look like old furniture. The room was also larger than I thought, so I didn't feel narrow to stay with a friend. The bathroom was very small as most accommodations in Japan, but it was okay and clean because the toilet was slightly turned on. There are some dormitory related regulations (garbage processing, etc.) or prints that guide information about nearby shops, so it's better to read them once. It's a little troublesome to separate the recycled garbage completely and throw it away when you leave. It doesn't matter, so it doesn't matter, but if you want to be a little troublesome, it's better to go to the hotel When we stayed, there was no one in the next room, so it was quiet, so there was no way to check if the soundproofing was good, but I didn't remember it was very noisy. To sort it out, the location away from the center, the hassle of self check-in and self-rearing, no cleaning during consecutive nights, no towels, and the inconvenience of connecting with the staff in an emergency, but the price is still low, Considering the good cleanliness condition, it was not bad to stay for about 2 days For reference, it's a three-story building without Elbe, so you have to carry your luggage up and down, and if the toilet goes wrong, the water keeps going down and you have to check the rabbit well. There was a kitchen sink, microwave and refrigerator, so it was convenient to eat late at night! Next time I go, it's hard to stay again because of the location, but I recommend it because it seems to be okay for those who are looking for an affordable accommodation!"

"The facilities are well-equipped, the cleanliness is excellent and the location is convenient. It is approximately a three-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station and there are four convenient stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson and Seicomart) on the way. The location is close to the JR station but the Sapporo subway stations are approximately six minutes away. Overall, the quality and services are exceptionally good and highly recommended."

"The basics of all city hotels - location, location, location..... !!! And Hotel Stream is smacked in the heart of everything Sapporo has to offer unless you prefer a quieter and calmer spot then this hotel is NOT for you. Rooms are pretty standard in terms of size and amenities, it's, quiet, and great for city strolling. If your intention is to use this hotel as your base to do day trips to Furano & Biei, The Hill of the Buddha Moai, or the renowned Otaru (which unfortunately isn't that muchl unless you're a die hard music box & glass making fan) this is your BEST CHOICE until Hyatt House opens in Oct 2026 (a bird told me - for those Globalist out there) . Oh... a BIG tip by the way (if you've been reading till this point: request for a room with a direct view of the Sapporo's ferries wheel (not that I am a fan lol) or the view of the Nikka advertisement on my attached photo - they are worth it. It's amazing to sleep with such stunning view and wake up to one..... (check out my photos taken from my room) In case you wonder if that pic of me by the glass overlooking thr Nikka ad sign - that's the main breakfast restaurant where you will be having your daily breakfast but u have to get there early to book that seat, otherwise sit through breakfast till they close and then u get to take this photo for as long as you please...... Ok ok ok... i know I'm a little long winded. But hey... oh yeah... u need to know that you can take a limousine bus from CTS (Chitose International Airport) to Susukino which takes about 50mins on way for JPY1500 per person. Easy weasy and the from the bus stop in susukino where most will disembark - it's only a 5min walk to Hotel Stream which ISN'T that obvious as the hotel sign is NOT exactly on the building. You have to look out for a building that reads ”Coco-something” (ops forgotten the name of the building) and the hotel lobby is located on the 7th floor of that building which also house a shopping center, movie theater and numerous restaurants. If you're srill reading this - give me a like already and don't be stingy with that click will ya? Lol. Up next - I'll bee reviewing my hotel in Noboribetsu, Lake Toya, Hakodate and eventually Waldorf Astoria Osaka. Watch out for my space k. Until next time, may you be well and may the force be with you."