2-Star Hotels in Hokkaido, Japan

It was my first time staying in a dormitory, so I was a bit anxious. However, the staff's explanations were clear, which made my stay very comfortable. Thank you!

This is an older hotel, but it's very clean. I booked it because I wanted to stay somewhere close to Sapporo Station for my last day before heading to the airport. I only planned to stay one night, but it really exceeded my expectations. Plus, Kani Honke (a famous crab restaurant) is right next door, so you can just walk in, get a number, and then wait in your room until it's your turn. The booking said breakfast wasn't included, but they actually give you a voucher for the place next door. You can choose between a sandwich, hot dog, or toast, and it was quite tasty.

5 minutes walk from Hakodate station, although the hotel looks nostalgic but clean and tidy. Staffs are very friendly and helpful, can speak simple English, lift available. Free simple and delicious breakfast. As a solo traveller the twin room are super big for me. Very near to the morning market which sells fresh seafood. At night hotel alley is quite dark.

There are private room options available, with your own wardrobe space, desk, and chair. I chose the top bunk — it takes a bit of effort to climb up, but it’s more budget-friendly. There are only a few private shower rooms on the third floor. However, the public bath on the 8th floor is very spacious and includes hot and cold plunge pools, as well as a sauna. The hotel provides indoor wear for guests, but complimentary drinking water is not available.

I happened to notice some unspeakable trash hidden out of sight, which unfortunately cast a shadow on our family trip with the kids. Aside from that, since we only rented the room for sleeping, it was more than clean enough and a really good room overall!

A small but charming accommodation. The staff at the front desk were very friendly. The room was just right for two people, with a standard double bed. It's a 5-minute walk to Wulinggang Pagoda. Clown Burger is next to Wulinggang Pagoda and is open until 9 pm. Parking is available right next to the hotel. It costs 660 yen per day. There's a large restaurant called Da Kuro-ya just around the corner. There are many places to eat nearby in the evening.

Stay Mid May 2026. The female dormitory is clean. They have humidifier and heater in room. You have to change the bedsheet, pillow cover, duvet by yourself. Towel, earplug, razor, toothbrush are provided. They have chiiler & freezer to keep you food. The kitchen also if you want to cook. Coffee and tea are free all day. Located only 5 min walk to Susukino and 15 min walk to.Sapporo Station.

I chose a room with shared bathroom facilities and a tatami mat. The toilet was very close by and clean, and the shower was decent too. It was snowing continuously, so I'd suggest they help wipe off luggage at the entrance; otherwise, it'd mess up the room when you come in. The air conditioning worked great, but the faucet in the room's sink needed a lot of force to turn off completely. The hotel was a bit hard to find; with all the snow, I couldn't see the sign. On the day I checked in, there were so many cars parked outside that I didn't even realize it was the hotel entrance. The front desk staff was excellent and very friendly. If you go out, you need to return your room key to the front desk.

Very good youth hostel, It is clean and quiet. I didn't expect it to be so good at first. There is a refrigerator for cooking, paid laundry service, and toothbrushes for sale and towels for rent. Toast is also provided for breakfast He sells hand brewed coffee. Residents can enjoy discounts. I personally think the price is cheap.