Hotels in Otaru

"The property is conveniently located just a few blocks from Sapporo Station—far enough to be quiet and peaceful, yet close enough for easy access to shops and restaurants. I stayed in a standard triple room; while the design was simple and slightly dated, the room itself was very spacious, comfortable, and spotless. I chose the full breakfast option, and it turned out to be an excellent decision. Guests can choose between a set Japanese breakfast on the 22nd floor with a stunning city view or a buffet on the first floor featuring dishes made with local Hokkaido ingredients, blending both Western and Japanese styles. I tried both and was impressed by the freshness, quality, and variety of the food. The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating—they stored my luggage before check-in, greeted me warmly each time I entered or left, and even helped me organize my transportation plans despite their limited English. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Sapporo."

"Friendly staff. Clean room. Centrally located. Breakfast wasn’t included with our room. We paid ¥3,300 per person, and it’s worth every yen. Will definitely stay here again when we visit Sapporo again. "

"Very clean rooms and friendly staff. Check in and out were very quick and efficient"

"The hotel is located very centrally - only one block away from the Otaru canal. The immediate area featured tons of dining options. The room was small but very clean and functional. My only very minor complaint is that there is no coffee maker in the room. Everything else was great and I would definitely stay there again. "

"Super clean and comfy room, lots of amenities and great public bath. "

"We are used to small rooms in Japan, but this was too small. We only took 1 piece of luggage and that was too much! Ok, so the room was small but everything else was superb. The room was spotless, as was the entire hotel. The staff is friendly, patient and helpful. The breakfast was amazing. Many “from Hokkaido” options that varied each day and it’s a buffet so you can eat as much as you with of this delicious food. Lastly, Susukino is somewhat of a red-light district, but it’s Japan, so we still felt very safe, just a bit sad."

"WOW! We luv this hotel. Just left this morning after 5-nights in Sapporo. Highly professional Japanese staff: even got to try out some of my Japanese words which got a smile. From the time we arrived until our departure we really enjoyed our stay. Everything was near perfect, from daily cleaning/replenishing, to the use of a free shuttle bus whilst staying at the hotel was very handy to get into central Sapporo. The hotel is situated just a few train stops from the central city: so it is very convenient without being in the traditional touristy areas: quiet, very modern, easy access to Sapporo’s wonderful subway train system, Odori Park, TV Tower and other great places. As the days progressed we found ourselves walking more & more, as we got our bearings. The food in Sapporo is simply incredible! You MUST make the time to visit this small wonderful city & Hokkaido itself. We would highly recommend that you stay at this particular hotel as you will not be disappointed. We got it at a very reasonable price through Expedia, months ago: all our hotels for this holiday are with them: their service, pricing & support are A1. Anyway, back to our hotel. Would we stay again, at the price point: Most Definitely! One of our great stays in our post-covid travels. We rate this as an almost perfect score of 4.9 out of 5: a minor deduction, for the currency exchange rate provided and the non-availability of room service. Just minor stuff really. Thanks, ALGreynomads."

"Great location to walk to odori park, the tv tower and clock tower. Our room was comfortable and clean. The staff were extra helpful. "

"Very clean."