Hotels With bar in Hokkaido, Japan

"I almost gave it a perfect score - gave location only a 4 because there is no subway station nearby. But there is a bus stop for both local buses and the airport limousine. The hotel has a vintage feel but it was clean and the service was really superb. We were given a comfortable room for the three of us. Breakfast options were the same everyday except for the soup. It would have been nice if there was a variety for the fruits and desserts."

"Our family had a wonderful time staying here for our vacation! The hotel is very clean and new, and the room was spacious enough that even with several large suitcases, it didn't feel cramped at all. The front desk and restaurant staff were all smiles and eager to help throughout our stay. The surrounding natural environment is expansive and beautiful, with plenty of activities to enjoy. Both the kids and adults had a blast, so I highly recommend this hotel for families vacationing in Hokkaido with children."

"This hotel boasts an excellent location! Nakajima Park is right downstairs, and in the mornings, you can see many people walking their dogs and strolling around. Directly across the street is a Lawson convenience store, perfect for grabbing some bread and snacks to enjoy in the park, where pigeons and crows will come begging for food. The Nakajima Koen subway station is also right downstairs. It's just a three-stop, 5-minute ride to Sapporo JR Station, a major transportation hub. Alternatively, you can choose to walk there, it's only about 1 kilometer north. Plus, walking north takes you through Susukino, Sapporo's most lively district, then a little further north to Tanukikoji Shopping Street, Sapporo's best shopping area, and then even further north to Odori Park, Sapporo's central axis, before finally reaching Sapporo JR Station. I often went downstairs in the middle of the night when I was hungry, walking 10 minutes to Susukino for some late-night eats. The hotel itself is quite grand, truly living up to its 5-star standard, and the staff are very friendly and polite. The rooms aren't large, which is typical for Japanese hotels, but they are perfectly functional. There's a refrigerator in the room, so you can buy cold drinks and ice cream from the convenience store to store there and enjoy at night. However, you can tell the hotel is indeed old, having been built in 1964, with some areas showing signs of age. But the best part is that the price of this hotel was surprisingly affordable. For a 5-star hotel, I paid only 750 (yen) a night when I stayed in late August, which truly amazed me. Since I wrote this review on a computer, I can't upload a video here, so I'll just leave it at that. If I come to Sapporo again, I would definitely choose to stay here."

"Fantastic hotel! Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM, and there was a slight variation in the breakfast options over the two days. The room was incredibly spacious, with plenty of space to open multiple suitcases. The view was great, you could even see the Ferris wheel. Plus, it's just a few minutes' walk from the subway station."

"Here's a review/guide: 1. Honestly, the location is quite remote. The last bus from Chitose Station is at 4 PM. If you're coming from central Sapporo, you'd probably need to leave by 2 PM. I left at 3:30 PM and missed it, ending up paying 14,000 JPY for an Uber. 2. The service, however, was excellent. Upon arrival, they inform you of dinner times, and for breakfast, you can choose between 7 AM or 9 AM. 3. There's also a 9:30 AM shuttle bus to the airport for 1,300 JPY, but it's annoying that they only accept cash. So, I took the free 11 AM shuttle that dropped me off at Chitose train station instead. 4. You can see a picture of the dinner menu (Photo 1). Breakfast is similar to dinner, just without sashimi and with tofu instead. 5. They mentioned a beautiful sunset, but I didn't get to see it. It's probably best to arrive early. 6. There's a pretty lake nearby. I took a quick look in the morning, and I personally think it would make for great photos, especially if paired with the sunset the hotel mentioned. 7. The onsen (hot spring) is private. I didn't try any others, so I can't comment on them. 8. There really are deer nearby! I saw them twice when they drove me to the station in the morning, but unfortunately, the car was too fast for me to get a picture."

"This was my second stay here. I booked a large room, so the size was just right. Having two sinks in the bathroom is a fantastic design, and the hotel's close proximity to the JR station is very convenient. However, the hotel advertises Chinese-speaking staff, which wasn't the case during my stay. Not only was there practically no Chinese service, but many staff members also struggled with English, which was quite baffling. The in-room Wi-Fi signal was also poor; several staff members came to check but couldn't resolve the issue. Because of these points, I can't give a high rating. Overall, the facilities are well-equipped, which is why I've stayed multiple times."

"The hotel is super close to Tanukikoji, which is really lively, so even at 10 PM, you can easily find a restaurant. They are very strict about check-in at 3 PM; they won't let you check in even a minute early, which is quite different from other countries. The room was miniature."