APA Hotels in Sapporo

Location is very good next to subway Toho line. Room is small but has all required amenities. Only one channel on the TV was in English

Twin room is already quite spacious, though the front desk also offered us a bigger room for a reasonable fee. Room is bright and clean. Plenty of electric sockets. Good Wi-Fi. Comfortable beds. High stool inside the bathroom is helpful for my elderly mum. Lobby is huge. Hot spring at times could be crowded, due to the huge size of the hotel, thus a lot of guests staying. Great breakfast, with so many dishes. Utilized its pool as well, entering the pool is confusing, need to enter via its bathroom with the key card, and I don't understand why there must be a guy sitting at the edge of the pool at all time, watching over the guests. Free parking, but it gets full during the night.

Clean and well equipped with amenities. However, it is a little far from the station about 20 minutes. There is a hot spring and is available until 25 o'clock.

It was a rare Apa hotel in a Japanese room. The room is large because it is only a Japanese room. It was very good that it was wide because it was a week on a business trip with a lot of luggage.

I stayed at the APA Hotel near Nagoya Station for four days in Nagoya, and I thoroughly enjoyed relaxing in the large public bath, which soothed my travel fatigue. However, the room wear was towel-based, which allowed me to stay hydrated but was hard and uncomfortable to sleep in. Also, the breakfast buffet was not very tasty, which was a shame. This time, the room felt smaller than last time, but the showerhead had bubbles, and since this was my hometown and my purpose was to relax, my goal was achieved. The room was clean, probably because it was a new hotel. I could feel the company's efforts, and the grade was high, and the staff's service was excellent. Thank you for a nice room at an affordable price.

A typical APA Hotel room is clean and would be good for business trips!

I was totally satisfied. I would definitely like to stay next time if I have a chance. There were few restaurants in the area and it was a little difficult, but there is no problem.