Daiwa Roynet Hotel Sapporo Nakajima Koen

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The hotel room is spacious enough to fit two 30-inch suitcases. It is close to Nakajima Park and can be reached in 3-5 minutes on foot. It is very comfortable to walk in the morning. There are not many parking spaces in the parking lot, so you have to find a paid parking lot nearby. But it is very convenient to take the market store, and there are stations to Susukino and Tanukikoji. The overall room is clean and the best thing about it is the large bathroom.

I will choose this hotel again next time. Good location, next to Nakajima Park, and within a few minutes to the subway, bus and tram, it is very convenient to go to various places. Opposite is the 24-hour seicomart and 7-11 supermarket. There is a drugstore in another five minutes’ walk. It is tax-free and not crowded. The room is large and clean. There is also a massage chair which is very comfortable. There is basically no noise when the windows are closed, but I still wear earplugs when sleeping. I can see Sapporo Tower from the window. There is also Horei-ji Temple nearby, which is very popular. Other must-see places include: Shiroi Koibito Factory, Big Buddha Head, Takino Suzuran Hillside Park, Mt. Moiwa Observatory, Hokkaido University, Outdoor Museum, Odori Park, and Nakajima Park next time.

Although the hotel is not located in a busy area, it is only a 10-minute walk to Tanuki Xiaolu. There is a convenience store opposite, which is very convenient. The hotel is novel and clean. There are supplies in the lobby for your own use. There is also filtered coffee for use. If the supplies are insufficient, The delivery is fast and the atmosphere is really good. The breakfast is delicious but not many items.

I stayed here for a live performance at Zepp Sapporo. The breakfast venue is so close that you can catch a glimpse of the trailer, so it was very convenient to go there without carrying any luggage and just using your smartphone. There are few restaurants in the neighborhood, but the Hot Chef at Seico Mart right in front of you was delicious. (I wish there was one in my neighborhood.) The room and the large public bath were clean, and I was also happy that they had ice cream available for you to enjoy after your bath. The breakfast was average, but they also had local dishes such as potatoes and salted fish and soup curry, which I felt were well thought out.

There was no dresser, which was very inconvenient.

There was a strange smell in the bathroom. Like old pickles or a damp, wet rag. The smell was especially strong when I took a shower or when I turned on the hot water tap in the bathroom. I thought it might be coming from the towels or the shower curtain, but there was nothing particularly strange about them. If it was the hot water, I would be very concerned about its hygiene. It took a long time to fill the bath. About the lobby. There were no newspapers. There was no local information such as tourist guides. About breakfast. I was dissatisfied with both the variety and the content. I don't think it was worth 1,500 yen. The pajamas were difficult to put on. The jacket was pulled over the head, making it difficult to take off and put on. I went to sleep in my pajamas, but it was so hot that I woke up in the middle of the night. The room temperature was about 24 degrees. Maybe I should set the air conditioner to less than 20 degrees. In the end, I took off my pajamas and went back to sleep.

The hotel is in a great location, the rooms are novel and of medium size, and there is a supermarket opposite