Hotels With Gym in Hokkaido, Japan

We had booked total 7 rooms. Beginning from check in we had impressed how nice and friendly the counter lady, full of smile and patience. We come here by driving so not very sure about surroundings and public transportation. The hotel very clean and nice, so suddenly we all dun want go out, we just stay hotel, and feel 1 night not enough, Thank you.

We have always been a fan of NIKKO group of hotel. This is  a new hotel. Very modern looking hotel and great facility. Lovely club lounge with a good range of F&B. Great place to chill. I love the gym. all the gym equipment are made with wood. makes the gym a very special place. Service staff is also amazing. Would love to shout out to  F&B manager Mr Nay Win Q. Great hospitality from him. We 2  small issue with this hotel. Breakfast is great but even though the restaurant  is not even 50% full; we requested for a cup of coffee; the staff replied that it's a buffet and we needed to get our own coffee. Didn't like this experience for a 5 star hotel. Lastly, we had an extra bed in our room unfortunately everything in the room only comes in 2 sets. A reflection of poor room service communication. As a whole I would still recommend this hotel.

Excellent service from check in to check out by the wonderful staff at Chatrium Niseko. They were always there if we needed anything and helped organise transfers to and from the airport via taxi. We were a few minutes walk to the Ace family chairlift where we could then explore around snowboarding and using multiple gondolas and lifts from there. Lots of food trucks and convenience stores on the way back to the hotel which was super convenient. Arigato for a wonderful experience!

The hotel is conveniently located on the 4th floor of New Chitose Airport's international departures terminal. The hotel is very new overall and boasts stylish decor. The front desk staff spoke excellent English and had hotel guides available in multiple languages. After check-in, the bell staff helped with luggage and introduced the hotel facilities. Upon reaching the room, they even asked if I'd like them to knock on the door first, following Chinese custom, which I found very thoughtful. The hotel's fourth floor features a lounge, a gym, and an onsen (hot spring). The onsen is divided into male and female baths, each with separate key card access. Although the baths aren't large, the water quality is excellent, and the toiletries provided are comprehensive and smell wonderful. My room offered views of planes taking off and landing – an absolute delight for any aviation enthusiast. This time, I had my luggage sent directly from my previous hotel using a delivery service (Takkyubin) in advance, and it was already placed in my room when I checked in. Arriving at the airport in the afternoon, I could walk ten minutes to the domestic terminal for diverse shopping and dining options, with many souvenir shops open until 8 PM. On the international side, there's also a larger Don Quijote where you can buy cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, though its operating hours are 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Overall, it was a fantastic travel experience, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Sapporo!

Clean and accessible via shuttle bus (though infrequently) or via GO car. Staff were helpful and polite. There is a diner downstairs (Midtown Diner) which is convenient if it is snowing hard and you need to eat in for lunch/dinner. There are rooms to store ski equipment, and coin washing machines for easy laundry. There were also some nice Christmas decorations at the lobby.

The taxi from Noboribetsu Station to the hotel cost 2700 yen. Upon arrival, staff seamlessly guided us through check-in and helped with our luggage. The West Wing is a bit of a distance from the main building. You have to walk straight ahead to the left, take an escalator, and then walk a bit further to reach the elevator. It’s definitely quite old, with cracks on the walls and ceiling. Three floors in the West Wing were under renovation, but since we only stayed one night, it didn't bother us. From the window, you can see the steam rising from the hot springs in Hell Valley, which is also a short walk away. We didn't book dinner. The taxi driver told us that the main street was right in front of the hotel, and it takes about ten minutes to walk from one end to the other. There's a 7-Eleven, several drugstores, souvenir shops, and a few ramen and BBQ places. We tried the Natural Charcoal Grill restaurant; we arrived before 6 PM, wrote our name down, and were seated as soon as they opened. They had a Chinese menu. The Noboribetsu beef and milk ramen were decent, but the smoke inside the restaurant from the charcoal grill was quite heavy. I'd recommend eating there before you go for a hot spring bath. The outdoor hot spring pool was just okay. Because it was crowded, we had to queue up on the side to wait. The indoor pool was quite large and had a strong sulfur smell. After bathing on the top floor, there was no glass-bottled milk at the exit; it was all available in the shop on the first floor. They also had a lot of local Noboribetsu milk ice cream. You absolutely must try the red-packaged ice cream in the separate freezer – it has an incredibly rich milky flavor. Breakfast didn't offer a wide selection, but all the vegetables were very fresh, and the tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) was the best, with a subtle seasoning. They also provided paper cups so you could take coffee to go. I feel that staying one night with a hot spring bath in Hell Valley is sufficient, as there isn't much else to do around the area.

Went there for skiing. Before booking it, I was struggling between Sansui and Park Hyatt. And I’m really glad that we picked Sansui. The location is great, with many restaurants and supermarkets nearby, and the free shuttle service is simply top-notch in Niseko. Love the design of the hotel, even the scent in common area. Onsen is also great. The only thing we don’t particularly like was the breakfast. For its price level, the breakfast was too simple (plastic coffee machine).

The hotel is porfessional and all staff are friendly, greeting each time they see you - it does make a difference to the feel of the hotel to have friendly staff. I didnt understand the set-up at first, but now that Ive seen it I can help clarify - there are several hotels in the area that share a central location called Niseko Village and Pure activities - Hilton and another hotel open up directly onto these two areas within a 2 min walk. The Pure activities include the adventurous outdoor fun like the tree walk. There is also a shuttle bus that runs several times a day to some key locations and is great if you dont have a car. I also just want to thank Trip.com for helping me. I initially booked a different hotel but it did not go well and Trip.com reperesentatives (Lexi) really helped me and put me at ease when I was starting to worry that I wouldnt have a place to spend the night for our family.

The hotel has a nice environment, just two blocks away from Odori Park 11-chome and four blocks from Tanukikoji. The breakfast was the best; you could even make your own seafood donburi with various seafood options. The hot spring required a fee so I didn't go, but the bathroom wasn't small either.

The room comfortably accommodated three people, and its proximity to Nakajimakoen train station was a major plus. However, we were disappointed to learn upon check-in that air conditioning was unavailable outside of summer. The central system was set to heater, making the room quite stuffy for three guests over our four-night stay. Unlike other Sapporo hotels where we had the flexibility to adjust the in-room temperature, this lack of control was a significant drawback. We hope the hotel will consider offering greater air conditioning flexibility in the future, as this issue would otherwise deter us from returning.