3-Star Hotels in Sapporo

We had a great stay at Best Western Odori Koen in Sapporo. It was close to the subway station and just a short walk from where you get off if you ride the bus from the airport. The staff was warm and accommodating, the whole property was clean, and we appreciated that there was a couple of wash and dry laundry machines on the second floor. Highly recommending this hotel for anyone who’s coming to Sapporo!

Location was a bit far from the station and challenging if you have big luggage. Otherwise, generally nice environment. They are affiliated to a few other Rembrandt hotels and Toshi Center Hotel which provides more or less the same good standard of service. Minor caveat is the tv which only has a few Japanese channels. Close to several late night dining options.

Stayed 3 nights at this lovely hotel that only takes 2mins walk to Sapporo Central Station, which is also a Mega Mall. Plenty to shop and eat! Just alight at Sapporo Station via the green or blue lines using exit 17 (which takes another 5-10mins walk upon exiting the line). Then, turn left and cross a traffic light upon exiting 17 with the hotel on your left! Very efficient check in/out with helpful staff that speaks English; clean room which the size is just fine for 2 adult with 2 big luggage; nice bathroom with a sitting bathtub; love the amenities that are also made available at the lobby; and the free coffee, too. Also, the self-laundry room at the lobby is a saver! Shall return to the hotel again in our next trip to Sapporo and highly recommend this good and affordable boutique hotel!

Love how the hotel is located nearby to the station, making it incredibly convenient for couples traveling with heavy luggage, especially during the winter. The hotel is very new, spacious and stylish with a touch of wood vintage with a beverage vending machine on every floor. I especially loved the onsen facilities, which had a minimalist Muji-like aesthetic. The availability of laundry and dryer services was greatly appreciated, allowing me to pack lighter. The hotel even provided reminders about peak hours, so I could enjoy the facilities with fewer crowds. The staff were very friendly, and I especially want to commend the gentleman who helped me check out early on 6th January (6:00AM). He was really patient and went the extra mile for guests like me. I will definitely stay here again when I return to Sapporo.

Location is excellent and we can get to food and shopping places without walking too far. The only complaint is that my wife has a bad experience with the receptionist when checking in.

READ ME IF U WANT A FULL DETAILED REVIEW: Location: It was good. If you want to save up on transportation cost, the hotel is legit walking distance to many (like the JR sapporo station that has a mall, the clock tower, etc. Theres also a few convenient stores really close by. Lobby: I came here when it was snowing so prepare for slippery and dirty floors! Theres also only 2 elevators and a lot of tourists come in groups so you might need to line up to use it. Amenities: Theres only 2 laundry machines so try not to need to use it because they dont have a system for people using it, making it hard to identify whose clothes belong to when its done so the staff just lets it be there, making it hard for others to use it. The amenities in the room was standard. I do enjoy the remote control bidet and they have a kid’s washing option which was rare. Some reviews complained about the cleaning seemed to not read the instructions. Please use the ‘please clean’ or ‘do not disturb’ cards when you stay there and put the cards outside your room before 10 am. This information will be given during check in and they’ll will wait for you to finish reading it. Room: The room can only fit 1 large luggage and at most 2 mid size luggage. It was pretty small if you have a big body frame. The room wasn’t that clean. There was dried up chilli oil stain on the table that can easily be wiped off. This lowkey made me wonder how they cleaned the room and there i went on a bit of a cleaning spree on most frequently used places before utilising it. The pillow was too soft that lowkey feels like nothing and the lighting at the vanity was bad for applying make up. The air condition was bad in my opinion. They shouldve just not put it on heater mode because it was too warm to feel sleep at night. We had to turn off the heater and open the window to sleep. Bonus: - they gave us a few coupons for nearby seafood restaurants - the room has a purifier + humidifier which is good for the cold weather Overall: A great hotel to stay in if you’re looking for a budgeted stay! Great location and comfortable accommodation.

A standard hotel to stay in. Nothing out of expectations but well worth the money. Parking can be tricky here as it can be full and you’ll be directed to an alternative area. Room was clean and quiet. Food was standard.

The location is excellent. only a minute walk from the subway. The hotel is clean and will choose this hotel again if visit Sapporo in the future.

within very convenient walking distance to Sapporo station, has an izakaya restaurant on the first floor (though not part of the hotel), plenty of dining options in immediate surroundings, we opted for the deluxe twin and it was very roomy, loved it

The hotel is conveniently situated in the city center, within walking distance of Odori Park and nestled within the Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade, making exploration of the area a breeze. It features a smoking room, and the lobby boasts a unique combination of a coffee shop and library, creating a pleasant ambiance. Although the rooms are typically small, as is common in Japan, they are exceptionally clean, fully equipped with all necessary amenities, and thoughtfully designed. The staff are very friendly, and housekeeping services are provided daily at no extra charge. Don’t miss out on trying ”That Coffee” during your stay—it's the best coffee I’ve ever had literarry across the hotel door lobby and Akahoshi Ramen for 500 yen.