Ulasan & Kesan Tamu Hotel Emisia Sapporo

This is a Hotel you want in Chuo Ward.

Since moving to Sapporo last year, I have been comparing and staying at hotels in the city during the off-season, and I find IKYU's plans to be the most affordable and beneficial. This time, I think it's quite rare to have this rate with two meals included. The room is not spacious, but it is well-maintained and clean despite its age. The Chinese dinner was delicious, and what stood out at the breakfast buffet was the sushi rice prepared for the seafood bowl, which is not commonly found in other hotels, making it taste exceptionally good. The mapo tofu and salmon chanchan-yaki were satisfying overall, but I thought some effort was needed to keep the French toast from becoming hard. The homemade pudding was delicious. Also, the spa on the basement floor exceeded expectations, with no noticeable chlorine smell, strong water pressure that relaxes the body, a lovely space, and a mist sauna, which seems to be popular. I liked it so much that I applied for the Club Emisia membership.