hotel androoms Sapporo Susukino

It was a very nice hotel! It was also very accessible, so I think it would be convenient for traveling! I would like to stay here again.

I used it for one night without meals. The interior of the hotel was clean and the rooms were comfortable. I stopped for the sauna, but there was also a self-rolling service, which felt good. I also received free pork soup before bed, thank you very much.

When it comes to choosing a hotel (especially in Japan), I am someone who considers location first and foremost, but I would like to give this hotel a good score even though it is a bit far from Sapporo Station - Odori - Susukino Line, the main transportation hub of Sapporo. The design is modern and the room is neat. Nakajima Park is right next door, so you can take a walk every morning. Hosui Susukino Station is nearby, and it's not too far from the Susukino Line. Just one thing to add: If you are tempted to choose this hotel because of the words 'sauna provided' on Trip.com or other sites, please think again. Generally, when you think of a sauna, you think of a spa or a bathhouse, but this is not a sauna. There is just a shared shower room on the top floor of the hotel and an outside veranda where you can take a bath. Well, I didn't have high expectations since it was free for hotel guests, but... Anyway, I recommend it to anyone who doesn't care about location and wants to stay near Nakajima Park. The staff also helped me out right away when I asked to borrow a few more hangers and the service is good. For your information, there is free ice candy right in front of the laundry room next to the sauna, so if you are hungry, please keep that in mind.

I booked a single room. When I checked in, my friend who was traveling with me was waiting for me to go out. We explained to the waiter in English that there was only one person staying and we were just waiting for a while (the waiter knew English). However, we were still told that there was more than one person. There is an extra charge for check-in. Later, Ctrip helped to communicate and eliminate the misunderstanding, but the experience was very bad.

Compared to the hotels I stayed in in Tokyo, the one in Hokkaido is really cost-effective. The rooms are quite large, with more than 300 rooms. The bathrooms are separated from dry and wet areas. I really like the small refrigerator that comes with it, but the room is quite dim.

Very poor stay experience It's the worst hotel I've ever stayed in A hotel that is obviously worth 300 yuan is selling for 2,700 yuan a night because of the Spring Festival. It’s basically like a youth hostel. I don’t know if Ctrip is crazy about making money or if this hotel in Japan is crazy The room was small and cramped. There was no luggage rack. Not even a bottle of water is given for free That sucks! ! !