Hotels With Wifi in Hokkaido, Japan

The staff is nice. There are free ramen provided at night. The onsen in the hotel is pretty good. The room is big enough for 2 people’s stay. Welcome drinks and treats are provided in the room. Very good service.

My flight was cancelled, so I booked this hotel at the last minute. The hotel is located on the 4th floor of New Chitose Airport. You can access it via the hotel's black elevator doors in Zone C on the 3rd floor of the International Terminal. It was incredibly convenient to go downstairs for breakfast, check in for my flight, and then return to my room to pack my luggage. A 63-square-meter room is incredibly spacious for Japan! The hotel also has its own onsen. Even though it's just one large communal bath, it was still very comfortable and relaxing. The toiletries were a collaborative product between the hotel and a local Japanese brand; they were very good. I even tried looking for them online but surprisingly couldn't find them for sale. Breakfast was high-quality and plentiful, though there was a queue because it was quite crowded that day – but then again, you have to queue for everything in Japan!

Not a bad hotel. A bit tired, but spacious rooms. To get there from the train or bus station, walk about 20-30 minutes, or 5 minutes by taxi for ~900 yen. To the store about the same. The hotel does not have a laundry.

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.

The hotel is tired looking. It is badly in need of a refurbishment.The buffet dinner and breakfast is only average. The room is old and we were only given 1 room key which was most inconvenient when we go to the onsen separately. The onsen is quite good though old and dim. The best thing about this hotel is the mixed outdoor onsen which is big and has a beautiful view.

The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Sapporo JR Station. To get there, exit the South Gate, turn right (without crossing the road), and follow the sidewalk; you'll know you're close when you spot the Rokka Tei building. The service was exceptionally attentive: staff at the entrance immediately came over to assist with our luggage the moment they spotted us, and after check-in, another staff member personally escorted us with our bags to our room door. The room was quite spacious, clean, and hygienic. However, the toiletries were all mini-sized, which I found a bit inconvenient and insufficient, especially after staying in numerous other Japanese hotels. The breakfast spread was fantastic and offered excellent value for money. The hotel is also within walking distance of Tanukikoji and Odori Park. Additionally, there's an airport shuttle bus stop at the hotel's back parking lot. However, it only operates four services in the morning; for other times, you can catch a bus from across the JR Station.

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.

As a solo traveler in Japan, every capsule hotel I've experienced has been impeccably clean and truly excellent – they genuinely live up to their reputation! After exiting JR Sapporo Station, follow the underground walkway towards Odori, and at its very end, you'll find the Susukino Station exit. The capsule hotel occupies a tall building, but its entrance is quite discreet. Once you've checked in, it's a very independent experience. The bunk-style pods are very spacious and bright, with separate floors dedicated to showering and grooming facilities. There's a convenient and well-stocked 7-Eleven downstairs, and the building's second floor offers co-working and dining areas. This makes it the ideal accommodation for a solo stay in Sapporo. Very satisfied!

I was only able to get a smoking room because I made a reservation soon, but the air in the room was properly ventilated, so it wasn't a problem at all, but it was enough to not bother me. The staff was kind, but the only regret was that the explanation in the column for writing the name, etc. was a little insufficient. Other than that, the response was good, and the person in charge of cleaning the room gave me a slight nod, which left a good impression. The room was spacious and had free Wi-Fi, and the TV was large, but the one thing that bothered me was that the entrance to the bath and toilet was a little higher than normal, so you had to be careful when entering and exiting. Breakfast was a buffet style, and anything that ran out was replenished fairly quickly, and the cod roe was especially delicious! However, the bread was not tasty at all, so there may be room for improvement in this area. If I have a chance, I would like to stay in a non-smoking room next time.

The place was very good overall. Service was great, free shuttle to Niseko everyday, nice onsen, good facilities outside the room. There's a convenience shop next door and also a large supermarket. The only issue was that the curtain in the cabin has an open space above it so it's quite bright when you want to sleep. Also I had bad luck to have a noisy neighbor for a couple of days.