2-Star Hotels in Hokkaido, Japan

It's right above Nijo Market, close to Odori Park and Susukino. The bathrooms are shared and you have to wash in the large public bath, but it's clean and well-equipped, so I had no complaints. You can also experience sleeping in a traditional tatami room, so it's a win-win situation.

There's a pub on the first floor, and the sign at the entrance says ”Sapporo Lodge,” so they'll guide you there. They're super friendly, and you can stay on the second floor! There's no elevator, so carrying a large suitcase might be a bit difficult! Also, the bathroom and shower are on the first floor, so it's a bit tricky because the store is open until 1:00 AM, but I think it'll be fine for those who want to shower outside of store hours :) It was fun to experience a warm and new kind of accommodation. I'd love to stay here again!

The location is convenient, 5 minutes walk from JR station. It feels like a family-style hotel. Grandpa and aunt are very friendly, and the public places are also carefully decorated. . The room facilities are relatively old, but clean and comfortable! The breakfast is simple and delicious. There are many figures of Dragon Ball characters in the restaurant, which is very interesting!

This is a youth travel that is not large in scale, mainly closed bunk beds, very clean, everyone has a small table for easy writing, if you need to borrow a folding stool from the outside, the facilities are still very complete. The service was very warm. I didn't speak Japanese. I also talked a lot with people with the translation software. The eldest sister at the front desk once taught bead calculations. I loved playing table tennis in my amateurs, haha. The next day, the eldest brother drove to the travel destination, thank you very much. Continue to stay next time, it is necessary.

Guest house Hakodate Bay is super nice and well located it’s an easy walk over to the train station and the owner is super kind and friendly, he’ll even give some really good restaurant recommendations the rooms are a bit packed but well worth it. I highly recommend it for those on the go solo travelers, and if you’re a huge one piece fan there’s a picture frame in the stairwell that has a one piece puzzle fully put together and framed.

The location is fantastic! It's super close to the subway station. The front desk staff were really welcoming, and the lounge area is quite spacious with good facilities. The only downside is that the multi-person dorm room is too small; there's hardly any space to open your luggage if you have a lot of bags. It feels very cramped.

The counter staff is very polite, you can send it early, the room is very clean, this family is very good, except that it is a bit far from today, there is no problem, there is also a supermarket nearby

Very well priced hostel with an excellent sauna/onsen. The bed was a little firm for my liking but standard for Japanese beds. The ”private room” was great, for the price I was impressed with the size and privacy that I had. The onsen was perfect after 12 hours of travelling - there is 2 hot baths, 2 cold baths and a dry sauna. Warning, if you have tattoos they don't like you using the onsen. Good location, only 2 stops on the subway to the central area and walking distance to most places.

It was perfect for a short, solo night's sleep. Check-in required a video call with the staff;; I was a little confused as to whether it was self-service or not, but it wasn't too difficult, and the bedding, shower, and bathroom facilities were decent. However, there was no place to spread out my suitcase, making it difficult to organize my luggage. For women, there was no powder room, so getting ready for the day was a bit of a challenge. It was definitely a great value for just sleeping! All the guests on my floor were very polite, so I had no major issues.

The hotel is very comfortable and design, dinner and wine are very interesting; Ako KOTSUGAI very helpful, I did not book online to Nikka tour, booked with the help of Ako, very grateful