Published date: June 19, 2025
A Convenient Hotel in Susukino for Your Stay in Sapporo. If You Want to Enjoy Susukino, This is the Place!
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
【Access Information】
- It was a two-station underground ride from Sapporo Station, and about a 10-minute walk from Susukino Station. It might feel a bit far on rainy days.
- Although it is slightly outside the city center of Susukino, there is a convenience store next door, and you can easily walk to the area filled with restaurants.
- I think it's perfect in terms of location and cost performance for those who want to enjoy Susukino.
【About the Facility】
- At the front desk, they give you a written notice about the hotel rules, which are clearly written, so I think you can stay without any problems.
- The amenities are in a self-service format, but they provide a sufficient variety of what you need.
【About the Room】
- I was surprised when I entered, as the walls of the room and the bathroom door were painted with pictures of Sapporo landmarks. Hotel rooms can often be stark, but this was a nice touch.
- The shower room was user-friendly.
→ It even had a rain shower.
- The provided facilities were well equipped.
- There were power outlets and USB ports by the bedside.
【In Conclusion】
- It was a bit of a walk from the subway and streetcar stations, but I thought it was a convenient hotel for sightseeing since there are restaurants and convenience stores nearby.
- Please note that check-out is at "10 AM".
- I stayed alone in a Superior Queen room, but I think it would be spacious enough for two people.
- It can be conveniently used for various purposes.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Experiences during the trip
- I went to Hokkaido to watch the professional baseball interleague game.
For lunch, I had miso ramen at Shingen, close to the hotel.
In the evening, I watched a baseball game at Escon Field Hokkaido in Kitahiroshima.
Escon Field is a food paradise with lots of delicious food, but I think you can enjoy it even if you are not there for baseball.
Before returning to the hotel, I stopped by the Clock Tower and the TV Tower.
The next day, I enjoyed a seafood bowl and butter-grilled asparagus at Kitano Gourmet-tei.
I also experienced the Sapporo Festival at Hokkaido Jingu and had soup curry from Galac for dinner at the airport.
I was able to fully enjoy Hokkaido for three days!!