Hotels in Sapporo met Wifi

"Room was clean and comfortable. Location was just a short walk away from the main intersection in Susukino. Travelers should note that a short walk anywhere in Sapporo in the winter becomes a very difficult and somewhat treacherous walk with luggage."

"Hoewel het ontbijt elke dag hetzelfde is, is elk ontbijt heerlijk, vooral de desserts! Het regende op de terugweg, dus ik kon de metro nemen zonder de deur uit te gaan. Beneden in het hotel is een winkelcentrum, wat erg handig is om te eten en te winkelen. De obers in het hotelrestaurant (ontbijt) zijn beleefder dan die bij de receptie, en de service is beter. De kamer is over het algemeen schoon, maar ik snap niet waarom hij een beetje jeukt als je op de stoffen ”bank” zit! Als je lotion, gezichtsreiniger, enz. nodig hebt, kun je die halen bij het buffet tussen het (ontbijt)restaurant en de receptie. Al met al 90 van de 100 punten!"

"The location is convenient for visiting Odori Park and Tanukikoji Shopping Street. The room was also very clean. The front desk staff were very friendly. Overall, I was very satisfied."

"We had a great stay at Smile Hotel Sapporo. The location is excellent. It is close to entertainment areas, with easy access to the bus stop and subway station. The airport bus stop is also very close, just about a 3-minute walk from the hotel. The staff were nice and helpful, and the free amenities for guests were a nice bonus. The only thing I’d suggest is having a free water refill available. Overall, I love Japan, and you really can’t go wrong staying here."

"Stayed here for 3 nights and overall had a really positive experience. The location is super convenient, about a 5-minute walk to both the train station and MTR, which made getting around effortless. There are plenty of convenience stores right nearby. The hotel has a nice quiet vibe, which was perfect after busy days out exploring. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The room itself was a standout, surprisingly big and spacious by Japanese standards. It was spotlessly clean and tidy, and there was still plenty of floor space even after we opened two large suitcases (something that’s almost impossible in most other compact hotels in Japan). The only downside was the bedding. The duvet (?) was way too thick and heavy for my liking. It made the bed feel quite hot at night, and I ended up sweating a lot despite the AC. Otherwise, this place was near perfect. Would definitely recommend it to others, especially if you’re okay with cranking the AC lower. Solid choice!"

"I booked this hotel last minute after cutting short my stay at another hotel in Otaru due to exposed cable wiring under the bed area. Having learnt from that experience, I checked this room carefully upon arrival and was relieved to find everything well maintained. Mitsui Garden did a great job with the room setup, and everything felt clean and safe. The room is spacious enough for three guests, with good walkway space, a hanging area, and a proper wardrobe. It feels more comfortable compared to other triple rooms I’ve stayed in. The bathroom is also a decent size and not as cramped as what you typically find in many Japanese hotels. The hotel offers a public bath for both men and women, which is a nice feature to relax in. However, the laundry setup could be improved. There is only one combo washer-dryer machine, and the waiting time is quite long. Even at 3–4 a.m., guests are queuing to use it, and each wash-and-dry cycle takes around two hours. You can monitor the washer status directly from your room TV, which is convenient, but it would be much better if the hotel could add a few more machines. It can be inconvenient when guests miss their pickup time and others have to wait. So, you really needs to plan and be more considerate in using the washer. Breakfast has a limited selection and leans more towards Western-style dishes, but there is a live chef station serving both sweet and savory crepes, which adds a nice touch to the morning experience."

"Het is erg schoon en dicht bij het station. Als je er in de winter naartoe gaat, lijkt het me erg gemakkelijk om je door de ondergrondse gang te bewegen. Omdat het vlakbij de Hokkaido Universiteit ligt, zijn de cafés rustig en studeren er veel studenten. De supermarkt op de begane grond was ook groot en fijn. Ik kon op elk moment op tv kijken of er een grote badkamer en ontbijt beschikbaar waren. Ik was op reis met mijn moeder van in de zeventig en zocht een plek waar ik me kon bewegen zonder al te veel te hoeven lopen. De grote badkamer op de eerste verdieping was erg schoon. Het personeel bij de receptie was ook erg vriendelijk. Als je naar **Truck gaat, tegenover de hoofdstraat **Truck, is er een supermarkt genaamd Coop, dus ik heb wat snacks gekocht en opgegeten. Als ik nog eens naar Sapporo ga, ben ik van plan hier weer te verblijven."

"Ik verbleef hier zonder maaltijden. Ze boden een welkomstdrankje aan, wat fijn was. De badkamer was een beetje donker, dus ik moest contactlenzen dragen tijdens het douchen. De voorzieningen waren ruim voldoende, dus het leek erop dat vrouwen er huidverzorgingsproducten, haar- en lichaamsverzorgingsproducten konden krijgen. Het was er rustig ondanks de nabijheid van Susukino, en er was een supermarkt in de buurt, dus ik kon het avondeten laten staan ​​en naar huis gaan, wat fijn was. Ik weet niet zeker of het de gang was, maar er waren luide of hoge stemmen, vooral van vrouwen, in de kamer te horen, wat een beetje irritant was."

"We loved staying here and the surprise upgrade we received was unexpected and much appreciated. The room was spotless and well thought out. Service was friendly, welcoming and professional. The food was fantastic with some local options and a wide range of western and Asian offerings. The price we paid was very fair for the room we stayed in and I would stay here again in a heart beat and would recommend."

"Really new hotel, convenient as it is underground accessible. Would stay there again but do note that the underground is only open at 6am, taking earlier train to airport and you’ll have to walk ok ground level with your luggages to Sapporo Station which could be quite an hassle with the icy slippery floor. Told front desk that there’s old lady with us but they wouldn’t accommodate too. Most probably with security reasons."