Hotels With Wifi in Hokkaido, Japan

Booked this hotel because of the breakfast and it didn’t disappoint me. Room was clean and staffs were helpful. There is also a hotel parking right behind the hotel building. Will definitely be back for the amazing breakfast. Highly recommended!

Perfect 1-night stay in Furano! This hotel is super convenient and the onsen facilities are the highlight. Amazing Location - Right next to JR Furano Station! You can literally walk there in a couple of minutes. Perfect if you're traveling by train or want easy access to Furano's attractions. Private Onsen Baths - This is what makes this place special! They have 3 private natural hot spring baths called ”Ashibetsu,” ”Yamabuki,” and ”Shirakaba.” Best part? No reservation needed - just go when available and use for about 30 minutes. Open 3pm to 10am next Tip: Try all 3 private baths if you have time - each one is different!

The hotel is located above a shopping mall. You need to take an elevator up to the 7th floor to transfer to another one for the guest rooms. It takes a bit of getting used to, but it's not a hassle once you're familiar with it. As a city hotel, the rooms are compact, which is quite typical of Japanese hotels. The toiletries were unbranded, but the breakfast was decent and certainly met four-star expectations. Although the window was small, the view was excellent. The blackout curtains worked perfectly, and the comfortable bedding ensured a great night's sleep. Interestingly, bottled water is only provided when the room is serviced. If you decline cleaning, you don't get water. For a partial clean, you have to collect it yourself, and only a full room service includes water delivery to your room. I still can't quite wrap my head around this logic.

The hotel looks a little far at first (about 10–15 min walk from the station), but with the cool windy weather, it felt like an easy walk. Maybe in mid-summer or snow winter it could be tougher, but during our stay it was very comfortable short walk for us. The room was spacious and spotless. The sofa was already prepared with bed sheets and pillows, making it easy for a 3rd or even 4th guest to sleep (just make sure to put the correct number of guests, including children, when booking). The onsen was excellent – clean, large, and with real spring water. There’s also a washing machine (bring your own detergent), and a kitchenette in the room, though you need to borrow cooking utensils from the front desk, guest need to clean them after use. (No condiments are provided) Breakfast was very good, but the only downside is the 40-minute time limit. Most of the staff were polite and friendly, though one female staff at reception and a male staff at the breakfast area seemed less welcoming. Overall, I’d recommend this place to families who want a spacious room with a small kitchen and a proper onsen. Definitely choose the breakfast plan if you book.

The room is not that big, but there is enough space, you can even easily keep your suitcase open. The staff is very responsive. The location is just great - everything you need and even more is nearby. If necessary, you can wash your clothes here, which is very convenient. The bed is very comfortable, the soundproofing is good, or I just didn't have neighbors :)

Have stayed many times at Keio Shinjuku and always enjoyed the location, service, and room sizes. Stayed at the Sapporo one for the first time and similarly impressed. Great location, parking is convenient for guests, and because of an unfixable electronic error in our room, they moved us to a nicer room and it was great. Overall would stay again and prices were great for the quality and service.

Our first stop in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Transportation was very convenient. There's a direct airport bus from the airport; we got off at Susukino station, and it was about a 3-4 minute walk to the hotel. The hotel facilities were a bit dated, but generally acceptable, especially since we were out exploring all day anyway. Just a few minutes' walk away is Cocono, which offers dining, shopping, and a supermarket, making it very convenient. The supermarket stocked a variety of Hokkaido-exclusive Sapporo products. We got a great deal on this hotel through a Ctrip group purchase.

Staying at this hotel during my first visit to Otaru, Hokkaido, its location couldn't be more convenient. It's directly across the street from Otaru Station, just a 5-minute walk after you get off the train. What's more, it boasts its own hot spring bath (onsen), and the breakfast, at only 2800 yen, offers incredible value for money. You can have all the salmon and salmon roe you want there! Sometimes, you just have to admire Japanese efficiency; even a hotel in such a small town can implement an online queuing system for breakfast. However, this queuing system is definitely necessary, as people are already waiting for tables right after breakfast opens at 6:30 AM.

The location is convenient for everything, and the staff is friendly and helpful. Although the breakfast is affordable, it only offers Asian dishes, which makes sense since that’s the hotel’s focus. We had a great time there, and I highly recommend it..

Check-in was very smooth, and the front desk staff's excellent English made communication effortless. While official check-in is at 3 PM, they offer luggage storage for early arrivals. The communal bath here isn't a natural hot spring and was rather unremarkable. On the other hand, the in-room bathtub was a pleasant surprise – it came with bath powder, and the water pressure was great. All toiletries were individually packaged, which was both convenient and hygienic. Breakfast was predominantly Western-style and just average in taste, though the soup curry is highly recommended.