Hotels With Gym in Hokkaido, Japan

We stayed in a room with four single beds, which had ample space. The location is incredibly convenient, right outside Sapporo Metro Exit 21. It's just a 5-10 minute walk to JR Sapporo Station. Diagonally opposite is Tokyu Department Store, and on either side of JR Sapporo Station, you'll find Daimaru Department Store and STELLAR PLACE, both excellent places for shopping. Sapporo TV Tower is only a 5-minute walk from the hotel, and Tanukikoji Shopping Street is a 10-15 minute walk. There's a famous soup curry restaurant, PICANTA, just over 100 meters away. Walking to Sapporo Factory takes about 15-20 minutes. You can also book direct buses to Teine Ski Resort for morning and evening trips. The room was cleaned daily, and the hotel staff were all friendly. The hotel's breakfast buffet was also good.

The hotel's location is fantastic, right above a shopping mall and next to the famous '网红十字路口' (internet-famous intersection). You can easily walk to Odori Park and Tanukikoji Shopping Street from here. Plus, there's a direct bus from the airport, which is super convenient! The room size is decent too; I could easily open my 24-inch luggage.

Good hotel which located near the Sapporo station. I stayed there for 6D5N and it was snowing for a couple of days. So staying near the subway and APIA was important to us. There’s a public Onsen bath and open lounge for guests so it was good. A couple of downside was that there was some smell in the washroom, not sure if from the gutter or bathtub. And another thing was that the bedsheet was a bit uncomfortable compared to other Keio hotel. All in all a decent hotel for any tourists that wanted to stayed in central Sapporo area.

We had a wonderful stay at Protom International Hokkaido, and it became one of the most memorable parts of our trip. The hotel kindly surprised us with a complimentary upgrade to the Junior Twin Suite, and the room was incredibly spacious, clean, and comfortable. We were so happy when we entered the room — it felt bright, modern, and very relaxing, especially after a long day of travel. What touched us the most was the kindness of the hotel staff. Everyone was polite, warm, and always ready to help. Their hospitality made us feel truly welcomed, not just as guests, but like friends. We are very grateful for the upgrade and the wonderful service. This stay made our Hokkaido trip even more special. We will definitely choose Protom International Hokkaido again next time. Highly recommended. ( sorry about only the photos of the key)

Chose this as the hotel has a sheltered carpark. Unfortunately the carpark was full during winter and had to park elsewhere. Room was old but acceptable as in good condition. The public bath/onsen has a public area where you can rest and wait for your other half to be done. It’s not near susukino but near subway.

The hotel is right next to the bus stop and Jigokudani (Hell Valley), which is a free attraction. It's a large hotel with good service all around. Breakfast was also quite good, with decent quality. They have a big bathhouse that's an all-in-one spot for dining, entertainment, and bathing. There's one outdoor hot spring, but the rest are indoors. The various pools feel a bit like a large public bathhouse. If you're looking for a romantic, Instagrammable spot, this might not be it. However, if your sole purpose is to enjoy the hot springs, then it's perfectly fine. There aren't many food options in the nearby commercial street, so it's better to just eat at the hotel!

This is our second year staying at Kita Sinyi. Our wonderful experience with the food and drinks here last year made it an easy choice to return without hesitation when visiting Doto again this year. The facilities were excellent. The buffet for our two-night half-board stay offered a great variety of main courses, and the Wagyu beef and desserts were a huge hit with the kids. However, the hotel's pricing for two adults and two children is quite unreasonable. Last year, we had to directly request a room upgrade. This year, with the hotel fully booked, we were charged an additional 50,000 JPY for our 6-year-old child over two days just for meals, with no extra bed provided. Moreover, our previous email request for assistance in booking a taxi was flatly refused.

My first visit in this hotel. I love the size of the room and the cleaniness. However, the bed is abit hard and the pillow is super hard. Requested to change to softer pillow but hotel staff said all pillow is the same. Onsen is fabulous! Clean and spacious, with outdoor onsen as well. I go everyday. Ski , free shuttle bus service to reach ski area around 15-20mins. There is a ski rental service inside the hotel as well. Breakfast is ok, not alot of food available but the scenery is great! Especially every morning when snow flakes are huge and covered with snow everywhere, large window to view the scenery. Would recommend as this hotel is quite near to ski area and the onsen. Would come back again

The hotel is located in Kitahiroshima, approximately a 15-minute drive from the outlet mall. It's incredibly convenient if you're traveling by JR, as the station is right at the hotel's entrance. The hotel is brand new and features a unique baseball theme, celebrating their home stadium. It's also situated directly above a shopping mall. Check-in is quite modern: you input all your details via an app, and then your IC card functions as your room key. The room itself was sparkling new and impeccably clean. Everything was in excellent condition, and the Wi-Fi was impressively fast. My only minor quibble is with the room's layout. The washbasin is positioned right next to the bed, which unfortunately makes the room feel a bit cramped. Compounding this, there's an electrical outlet uncomfortably close to the washbasin.

Absolutely perfect, honestly one of the happiest stays I've had in Japan. The only minor flaw you could pick with this 4-star hotel is that it's a bit old. However, the service is absolutely top-notch. It has a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, Mirawa, a free gym, sauna, and hot springs. There's also a bar on the 10th floor that offers snacks, beer, and red/white wine at certain times, plus a permanent selection of coffee and soft drinks. The rooms are surprisingly spacious, unlike the cramped rooms you often find in other Japanese hotels. Please don't raise your prices!