Hotels in Susukino, Sapporo

Booked this hotel because of the breakfast and it didn’t disappoint me. Room was clean and staffs were helpful. There is also a hotel parking right behind the hotel building. Will definitely be back for the amazing breakfast. Highly recommended!

The room is not that big, but there is enough space, you can even easily keep your suitcase open. The staff is very responsive. The location is just great - everything you need and even more is nearby. If necessary, you can wash your clothes here, which is very convenient. The bed is very comfortable, the soundproofing is good, or I just didn't have neighbors :)

We had a pleasant stay at Rembrandt. The room is considered quite big for the price we paid comparing to other properties in Sapporo. The property itself is very well maintained and clean. The twin beds are spacious (it’s actually double twin bed) which I don’t need to order for additional crib for my baby. Check in and check out was fast and easy.

Hotel was gr9, cheap and great. Had a free soba for any order, so I got a Y2,000 shot of yamazaki 12 (but with a cover charge of Y300)

Our family of 3 had a great 9-day stay in Daiwa Roynet in Susukino. Room is clean and spacious for 3 persons and 2 big opened luggages. Hardness of mattress gave a good back support after a day of walking and touring the city. Location of hotel is superb, walking distance to all attractions such as Odori Park, the famous Tanujikoji Street, Nijio market for fresh seafood and a long underground shopping mall that links from Suskino to Sapporo station. You will never starve for food as many good eateries, mini-marts and restaurants around the hotel. Subways near hotel and most importantly, the to and fro airport bus within walking distance. Very glad to have chosen to stay in this hotel. Highly recommended!

The hotel staffs are very polite. I haven’t pass by one staff who did not greet me. Excellent service. Excellent location. Supermarket at B2, subway and underground street mall at B1, food court at level 3 and 4, cinema at 5. The hotel lobby at 7, and use a different elevator at 7 for room access. Other non hotel guests cannot reach hotel floors. Pro: Pola skin care samples and coffee packs at lobby to take for room use. Floor to ceiling big window at room for excellent street view. Considerably big room for Japan standard. Get two fancy bottle water per day. Con: 4000 Yen breakfast per person is a little expensive, but recommend to buy at least for one day. Great variety and quality food at breakfast.

Conveniently located about 50m away from Susukino station exit 4, and easily can walk to Odori Park and Sapporo station via a long and wide“Sapporo Ekimae-dori underground walkway” and skip taking the train. Takes about 20min from Susukino to Sapporo station. I love that walkway, it was sheltered, not stuffy, along the way there are many restrooms, exits to stations/ malls/ bus stops, food, seats etc along the way. And didn’t even rub shoulders cos it is a huge place and not overly cluttered like Tokyo and Osaka. Airport limo bus is about 200m away, no reservation is needed.

We had a 4 night stay. Location was good, a little on the outskirts (with a few places catered to those into Japanese women but these were subtle), but easily walkable to the main Odori area. A newish hotel, so everything was clean & modern. The walk in shower was great, as was a proper almost block out blind, and comfortable pillows (all have been an issue in previous accommodation). Staff were helpful.

The hotel is kinda old-fashioned and it need key to unlock instead of card. The toilet has abit odour and dusty on the table and coffee machine. However, staff is helpful and friendly. Location wise is near Susukino. One thing need to be caution is someone unlocked my room, luckily I had used the anti-thief chain. I’m not sure the key it’s shared Kay among the room or the housekeeper unlocked it. Please improve!

Short 8-10 mins walk from Susukino subway station. Easy check-in with passports. The usual routine. Hallway on our floor was quite dusty (I could feel the stuff in the air while ceiling a/c was blowing) while walking through from elevator to room. Clean room with all amenities. Free WiFi. The usual uniformed expectation across most of hotels in Japan. Hotel situated in the area with seedy buildings signs and messages. Again, this would only bother those who can read Chinese / Kanji and/or Hirgana Japanese characters. Mae station for tram access is only a few mins away for various parts of in and out of town, including Mt. Moiiwa access. Super easy with Suica or coins.