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Start your day with our buffet-style breakfast, featuring seasonal dishes made with carefully selected ingredients from Hokkaido. Limited-time menus highlight the best flavors of each season. From Odori Park to the Hotel: 0 minutes on foot. After enjoying events at Odori Park, you can head straight back to your Room and rest—one of the unique advantages of Sapporo View Hotel Odori Park. [Annual Events at Odori Park] February: Sapporo Snow Festival / May: Ramen Show & Lilac Festival / June: YOSAKOI Soran Festival July–August: Sapporo Summer Festival & Beer Garden / September: Autumn Fest / December: Munich Christmas Market in Sapporo & White Illumination We also offer a wide range of rental items for children, so families with kids can stay with peace of mind. Conveniently located in the Odori area between Sapporo Station and Susukino Station—ideal for both sightseeing and business!

A unique blend of tradition and modern style flourishes in Asakusa. In this most stylish district, you’ll find Asakusa View Hotel. Asakusa preserves the timeless beauty and spirit of Japan, and as one of Tokyo’s most iconic neighborhoods, it comes alive year-round with lively seasonal events. At Asakusa View Hotel, we cherish the distinctive charm of Asakusa and welcome every guest with heartfelt hospitality.

Just a 2-minute walk to Ryogoku Kokugikan, the home of sumo wrestling, and only 30 seconds on foot to JR Sobu Line Ryogoku Station, this Hotel is perfect for exploring the sights of Edo. All rooms feature balconies, and the interior showcases ukiyo-e designs by Ryogoku-born artist Katsushika Hokusai, as well as kanji art, creating a serene atmosphere with Edo purple and indigo tones. The Hotel offers a variety of rooms suitable for groups, including triple and quad rooms. At the breakfast venue "Oicho," guests can enjoy a highly popular Japanese-Western buffet inspired by sumo wrestlers' chanko cuisine, surrounded by ukiyo-e artwork of sumo wrestlers. Experience the charm of Edo in just one night's stay.

Asakusa Rokku Broadway is a lively entertainment district, once home to the Edo Three Theaters and known as the birthplace of popular performing arts and cinema. Enjoy an authentic Asakusa stay in a Japanese hospitality space where you can experience Kabuki and traditional culture.

Osaka View Hotel Honmachi is conveniently located just a 2–4 minute walk from Hommachi Station on the Midosuji, Chuo, and Yotsubashi subway lines. It is one stop (2 minutes) to Shinsaibashi Station and two stops (4 minutes) to Namba Station, making it an ideal city Hotel for sightseeing and business.