Sapporo Hostels

If I come back to Sapporo, I will definitely make time to stay here. As a solo traveler, this was the best accommodation!!! I stayed for one night and took a bath three times And I really like Nihonshu, so it was cheap to drink by the glass, and it was even better because you can buy it by the bottle. There is no separate refrigerator in the single dormitory room, so you should keep this in mind. ** You must reserve the shuttle ** I made a reservation when I went to the accommodation, and when I tried to make a reservation after checking in to return to Susukino, it was full ㅠㅠ So I took the nearby express bus No. 7 after checking out. The hot spring tax and sake lounge use are postpaid and you can pay when you check out. I had a great experience, having both dinner and breakfast.

Location: Very convenient, 3 minutes walk to Odori Station, 2 minutes to Tanukikoji, convenience store within 1 minute Facilities: The common area is very large and bright, bathroom and toilet have a women's area very courteous, hot water is very plentiful, there is provided shower gel shampoo cleanser conditioner (good use) is a little troublesome is the bathroom is a separate floor, to I took the lift with my things, but there was no heating on the way. I was placed in an upper bunk bed, slightly inconvenient to get on and off, pillowcases and sheets to be handled by myself, a safe with 24-hour access and 24-lit public areas. They can also help me keep my suitcase after checking out 👍

We booked a room for two people. It was a super small room. When we opened the door, we hit the bed. There was only one person on the bed and only one person on the bed. We each took a medium-sized suitcase in the room, which was basically empty. In the end, we folded the suitcases and had to pull the suitcases to the corridor every night before we could unpack and take things out, so please consider carefully if you make a reservation. However, they have other rooms. They look very big in the photos, so I don’t know the actual ones. The rest are actually very good, very clean, and there are no bad guests. Downstairs is Li Xiaolu, which is very convenient to get there. There is also a very unique snack place opposite, but it is a pity that I did not have the opportunity to try it because of the New Year's Day holiday. .

We went there for snowboarding! There were more foreigners than Japanese people, but everyone followed the basic rules and we had a comfortable stay! We went to Furano Ski Resort by bus! There are baskets for storing food, so I think it's comfortable for long-term stays! (When I told foreigners on the lifts that I was at Hostel Tomar, many of them said it was a comfortable place!)

It happened to be the most expensive time for hotels in Sapporo. Capsule hotels have also become more than 600 per night. The counter of this hotel is on the fourth floor, not on the first floor. You need to take the elevator to the fourth floor. This hotel is very clean and close to the center of Sapporo. There are food and convenience stores around. You can also order food directly on the third floor of the hotel and pay for the meal when you check out. What surprised me most was that you can enjoy the Japanese bathing culture on the fourth floor of this hotel. Many locals come here to bathe. It is quite comfortable to bathe. This does not require additional payment. To get to the third floor of the hotel, you need to go to the fourth floor first, and then take the stairs down to the third floor. There are very comfortable reclining chairs on the third floor, and there are super many Japanese comics, all in Japanese, which I can't understand. On the third floor, you can also order wine and food. You can even order food here in the middle of the night. The service is pretty good. The only bad thing is that the charging port on the bed is too small. My conversion plug is a big guy and it can't be plugged in at all.

Need to walk around 20 minutes from Sapporo station. Hard to find since there is no sign or poster on the entry writing hostel . Rather cafe , after going 3 times round the block I finally read in small print ten to ten . 10 minutes away from any seven eleven or family mart, 30 minutes away from Ōdōri park , I found the location to be not ideal . On their website they write they have a laundromat , which is wrong . No washing machine , I find it disappointing in Japan where every hostels or hotels have one . The lady at the desk told me to go and wash clothes is quite far . Also don’t believe the photos on their website or promotions pictures . There is no park down the building . It’s a small hostel in a small street isolated from the rest of the neighborhood. For the hostel itself , classic , nothing to say except some of the curtains on their bed don’t close properly , the bed is very comfortable , bathroom clean and you can change towels every day . Breakfast is for free every morning at 8 and it is a coffee and a small bread . Still delicious . Staff is not always on the premises, morning and evening . In a nutshell. Was good for a short stay but will definitely look for another one with better equipment ( laundromat ) and better location ( closer to a family mart ) next time .

It is 800-900 meters away from Teine subway station, and it takes 10-15 minutes to walk. The facilities and environment of this hostel are very clean and fresh, and the personal airtightness is also very good, suitable for friends who come to ski. Compared to the hotel next to the subway station, the price/performance ratio is very high. Going to Teine skiing is different from walking to the front of the station. There is a station 100 meters away from the hostel, but since it is not the starting station, there may not be a seat

I saw the photos and thought the environment was bad. In fact, it was not like this at all. It was very clean and tidy. It was just like Doraemon's home. Because we stayed in a Japanese-style room, the experience was really good. The Japanese room had a futon mattress, which was not hard at all. There was also heating, which was really comfortable! ! ! There was a small step as soon as you entered the door. Each person had a pair of clean cloth slippers, and then you had to take off your shoes. I really want to emphasize that the owner grandpa was really kind and friendly. He was really nice! ! ! ! I don't know why some people in the comment area have such high requirements. In fact, it was really quiet at night. Grandpa will help you take the suitcase to dry it first, and then provide ointment, toothbrush, bath towel and face towel for free. There are two bathrooms and one bathroom is super big. The bathroom has two showers and a bathtub. In fact, you can lock it when you take a shower alone. And you have to change slippers when you enter the bathroom. It is really very clean. You can also wash clothes, but it seems to be paid. There is a medium-sized restaurant on the first floor. I don't know how it is because I didn't book breakfast. In short, you must choose a Japanese-style room! ! ! ! This is the third hotel I have stayed in Japan (one hotel and two B&Bs). The experience of this one is super great! ! ! !

Really good, non-bunk green travel, Japanese-style bed, stayed for three nights, two nights I enjoyed alone. The two uncles at the front desk anyway, I am stupid and unclear, it is estimated that they are twins, one is good in English and one is not good in English. In addition, the hotel's seat is also good, JR Sapporo Station is two stations to get out of the subway, the school station

It's a hostel and it's really clean. Double rooms are cheaper but also have a private shower and toilet. In particular, the common space on the first floor is spacious. If you want to leave your suitcase at the hostel, you have to pay about $1.30. Several subway stations are within a 5-minute walk and there are many convenience stores. In particular, since Nijo Market was right in front, I bought salmon roe at a really cheap price.