Published date: May 13, 2025
Spacious Room That Relieves Fatigue
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
Day 1 of attending the Sapporo Dome concert.
It's a bit of a walk from the nearest station. The major roads did not have melted snow, but the area around the hotel still had residual snow on both the sidewalks and roads, making it challenging to drag my suitcase there.
Entering through the main entrance, I was first overwhelmed by the spacious lobby, but I got somewhat lost as the front desk was hidden.
I liked the calm, wood-toned elevator hall and corridor.
After checking in post-concert and entering my room, I was surprised again at how spacious it was.
There were shelves and a wide rack, which was helpful as I had dressed warmly for the cold weather.
The sink and toilet were in the same space, but it was quite spacious and didn't feel cramped at all.
The bathroom was also roomy, with a separate tub and wash area, helping to heal the fatigue I accumulated from walking a lot during the day and attending the concert.
Since there was another concert the next day, I wanted to finish dinner in my room, and it was a huge help that there was a Seicomart right in front of the hotel.
I was also able to buy something for myself to eat at the concert the next day, and the milk was as delicious as ever.
Personally, I loved that I could change the color of the bed light.
Although I wasn't sure why it could be changed, I had fun playing around with it and making it gradient.
Experiences during the trip
It had been about 10 years since I last visited Hokkaido for a live concert at Sapporo Dome.
At New Chitose Airport, there were delightful pops displayed like the ones in the photo, and thankfully, there were additional bus and train services running.
Since it was my first time in Susukino, I was taken aback by the streetcar, which I found quite adorable.
On the second day, it takes about 20 minutes on foot from the hotel to reach Sapporo Nijo Market, where you can enjoy fresh and thick sashimi for breakfast.
On the way back, I was also able to stop by the iconic Clock Tower and Sapporo TV Tower, which are must-sees when in Sapporo.