Hotels With parking in Hokkaido, Japan

This hotel is located right on Tanukikoji Shopping Street, with a side entrance that opens directly onto it, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. The room had three beds, exactly as pictured, and a three-part bathroom that was clean and tidy. Downstairs, the front desk offered complimentary toiletries and even free hand warmers.

First of all the hotel size and location is reasonable. onsen is ok, the water can be hotter. It's very popular during evening times. There is only one washing machine so it's difficult to get a slot. Sleepwise is ok, there is a lack of moisturiser in the room. You have to get it at the reception, just saw the info when I was checking out. however at the end of my stay the overall service left a bad taste in my mouth. I requested for my luggage to be delivered to the next hotel. However upon reaching the next hotel, only one of my luggage reached the location. When I wrote back asking the hotel. They pushed the responsibility back to me asking me to check with the delivery company instead. I am a foreigner in Japan. And being asked to check with a Japanese transport company of my missing luggage sent by the hotel. I can't communicate in Japanese. How am I supposed to talk to the transport company? For a country famed to be highly efficient in their delivery and service, my two luggage to be delivered turn out to only one and the hotel who delivered my luggage is not helping so ridiculous. This is a memorable stay for it in a bad way. I am tempted to leave every thing one star but I am not as unreasonable like this hotel service.

Facilities: A bit old, as it's been around for over a decade, but still very refined and tidy, with a feel of a fading noble. The hotel has pretty complete amenities; the only downside is the lack of a laundry room. You have to walk a bit to find a paid laundromat outside (perhaps because they figure only winter visitors come to Hokkaido, and you barely need a shower in winter, right? (laughs)). Hygiene: Very clean, fitting for a five-star hotel's positioning and price point. Environment: Located next to Nakajima Park. From my room, I could see the vast white snow of Nakajima Park below. It's a bit far from the city center (around 800m), but very quiet at night. You can take the JR or walk to the city center, and the experience is still very good. Service: Standard five-star hotel service; all expected services are well provided.

Easy check in and check out, the size of the room is kinda small for the three of us but still very bearable, we need to open our luggage one by one, the bed is sooo good, i sleep easily every single day, we choose the economical package so they don't clean our room every single day but they will change towel and clean the trash if we put it outside the room the next day, the location is excellent is really near nijo market and near sapporo tv tower, also tanukikoji street Overall we are so satisfied Didn't try the breakfast so can't comment of it

You do not have to worry about snowing or raining whenever you want to pull your trolley luggage between hotel and Sapporo Station. Because they have an underground pass connecting to the hotel without any exposure to sky. The public bath is clean and maintained well. They also provide towels so you do not need to bring from your room. They allowed me to store my luggage at the hotel a day earlier before I checked in. Which help me to save my cost in coin locker at station.

Was pleasantly surprised at how clean the hotel room was when we first checked into the room. No stench at all. Basic amenities are provided and rooms are cleaned daily while bedsheets are changed once every two days. Bed is comfortable and hotel is in close vicinity of three different convenience stores, which is a plus. There is also a direct airport shuttle bus service which costs 1500yen per person, right at the hotel. Hotel from Sapporo station is about 20mins walk.

This hotel is perfect for introverts, offering fully self-service check-in, check-out, and luggage storage. You can grab toothbrushes and combs from the front desk yourself. Perhaps due to language barriers, I found the staff to be a bit indifferent. The duvet looked a little worn and had some old stains, but the bedside tables had a charming, historic feel. The bathroom was narrow but very clean. In the triple room, we could barely open one suitcase. We chose a room away from the elevator, so our window offered a view of JR Hakodate Station, which really highlights how incredibly close the hotel is – just a few minutes' walk. There's also a Maxvalu supermarket about a 10-minute walk away, which is quite large and good for browsing. Plus, there's a delicious soup curry restaurant, King Bear, nearby.

It's clear the landlord tried their best to furnish the accommodation, but there were definitely many problems. I had no idea beforehand that I had to climb stairs, and with so much luggage, it was really inconvenient. If I had known, I definitely wouldn't have booked this place. Also, the soundproofing was terrible; I could hear people walking upstairs, and I didn't sleep well all night! The bathroom and shower were quite old, but at least clean.

I had a very satisfying stay. It's about a three-minute walk from the JR station. I was able to store my luggage two days in advance. The large public bath on the second floor looked very clean, and the self-service laundry room was also very convenient, with coffee available. The room was spacious, and the separate shower and toilet (wet/dry separation) was excellent. Highly recommended!

This hotel seems quite popular with Chinese tourists. Sitting in the lobby, I almost felt like I was back home, it was so noisy – probably all tour groups. The room was really small, and the heating was turned up way too high. The facilities are a bit old-fashioned. The window was surprisingly large, which is rare for Japan. Breakfast didn't offer much variety and the taste was just so-so. Overall, it was an average experience.