Hotels With Parking in Hokkaido, Japan

Great value for money. The breakfast restaurant is located in the hotel's airy atrium, and the breakfast spread is quite generous, featuring a lot of local ingredients. It's right next to Odori Park, which was perfect for viewing the autumn leaves. Getting around is very convenient, with both the Namboku and Tozai subway lines not far away. The facilities aren't the newest, but what surprised me was that many of the front desk staff couldn't speak English.

Traveling in early December, I chose the Crowne Plaza brand, and overall, the experience was quite good. The hotel's location is excellent; the Sapporo subway station's Exit 21 is right at its doorstep, and Tokyu Department Store is diagonally across. The airport limousine bus stops directly in front of the lobby, and it's the first stop, so departures are punctual, and you never have a problem finding a seat. The facilities are complete. There's a rooftop bar with special discount packages for guests. On the first floor, there's a 24-hour convenience store (it's great to be able to buy food at night in winter without needing a coat!), a bakery, a gym, and a craft beer shop. On the second floor, there's a souvenir shop where I found a cute ANA airplane charm. However, I wouldn't recommend the breakfast; there's nothing particularly unique to Hokkaido, and for the same price, you could get a fantastic seafood bowl at Nijo Market. Three of us stayed in a standard room with an extra bed. The room was genuinely small, only fitting two suitcases, and we had to open them on the bed. Despite the small size, ventilation was perfectly fine, and the bathroom facilities didn't show their age at all. If I come back to Sapporo again and the price is right, I might consider staying here.

Being a luxury transit hotel, Portom really nailed it. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with such attentive service. Special shout-out to a young lady named Miss 吳, who helped us with check-in and gave us a quick room tour. She was so observant and attentive—even without us asking. You can really feel her sense of ownership and professionalism in the way she handles her job. Soft-spoken, gentle, yet clear and firm in her role. She was so good that I felt I had to write this review for her! Other than that, the hotel impressed me in so many ways. It’s beautifully designed, with lots of thoughtful details everywhere. I really enjoyed both the software and hardware. I’d definitely come back again, and I’d happily recommend it to others. This hotel is truly a piece of art. every detail feels so well-thought-out!

This hot spring hotel is perfect in every aspect, with the only drawback being its slightly inconvenient location for transport. A delightful bonus is that two red-crowned cranes visit right in front of the hotel every evening and morning to feed, which is truly interesting to observe from afar.

The location is excellent. From Hakodate Airport, it's only four bus stops to the JR station, and the hotel is right across the street. It's super convenient to take the JR from here to all the attractions. I booked two nights and the high-floor room offered fantastic views, allowing us to watch the fireworks every night at 6 PM during Christmas. Downstairs, there's a Daikoku drug store where you get 20% off if you spend over 10,000 yen, which felt like a good deal. For breakfast, you can head to the morning market across the street; the seafood is incredibly fresh, and the cantaloupe is absolutely delicious! If I ever come back to Hakodate, this would still be my top choice for accommodation.

The price differs a lot when i chose different dates, just 1 day earlier made a lot of difference (S$200+ to S$80+). So plan ahead to get best price for this hotel. The room is good enough, with private bath at another level but we didn’t get to go cus we were too tired. Free parking is a bonus! The restaurant (福寿司) nearby serves good sushi!

Had a very comfortable three-night stay. The hotel is conveniently located just across a small street from Nakajima-Koen Station's Exit 3 (which has an escalator going up). The room was quiet with large windows offering a great view. All disposable amenities were well-stocked, and the hairdryer was powerful and very effective. During check-in, the staff greeted us with incredible warmth and friendliness. Our luggage was brought up to our room door on a trolley. Throughout our stay, whenever they saw us returning, they would help us with the elevator. Upon check-out, they thanked us for staying and bid us farewell. If we opted out of daily room cleaning, they would hang a bag of drinks on our doorknob – these little details really enhanced our experience. I hope we can stay here again on our next visit!

Location of the hotel is quite alright. Walking distance from Sapporo JR station less than a km. If you have heavy luggage then it would be an adventure rolling the bags along the sidewalk. - if convenient is your ultimate goal, booked hotels near or opposite of the station. - and if you want to book the hotel, it is quite a walking distance to the nearest station (non-JR). - (bonus tip) have a go at their Japanese breakfast (22nd floor), it’s worth it. + view of Sapporo. - it is an old hotel, the toilet can be a little on the smelly side. But if your preference is to stay longer, the price was not too bad for a 4 stars. - since it’s autumn nearing to winter, better to use Go taxi to get to all the attractions areas, if you are not used to the windy chill.

Beautiful hotel with a moor onsen spa and sauna. However it is a 15-min walk from the station and shuttle service is limited. Lots of weddings and royal visit at this resort. Twin Room is spacious and comfortable. Walking distance to M fast food chain next door and Aeon shopping nearby. I would highly recommend it.

The hotel's location is excellent, right between the station and the commercial street, making it super convenient to get to both. The overall design is very stylish, a really tasteful and well-designed hotel. Plus, there's a hot spring on the second floor – perfect for unwinding after a day of shopping.