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Whenever I travel to Sapporo, I always stay at this hotel. This time as well, I was able to fully enjoy a relaxing spa, a delicious breakfast, and the pleasant hospitality of all the staff. They upgraded my room, so I could unwind and enjoy an extraordinary getaway. I will definitely visit again. I’m looking forward to planning my next trip.

It’s a very beautiful hotel. Both the room and the large public bath were kept impeccably clean, and I was able to spend my time there in complete comfort. The front desk staff were wonderful—always smiling, with excellent service. Thanks to them, it was a fantastic stay. I will definitely stay here again.

I came to Sapporo again after summer, this time to enjoy the autumn foliage. Since it’s close to the station and I arrived by rental car, I chose Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo as I was looking for a well-appointed hotel with parking. With the greenery of the Hokkaido University Botanical Gardens right in front and Rokkatei’s main store just across the street, I was very satisfied with the convenient location and spacious, relaxing atmosphere. The bed was very comfortable and I slept soundly. The air conditioning could be set exactly as desired, and having the bath, toilet, and sink in separate areas made for a very pleasant stay—especially with the large bathtub. As for amenities, since it’s a dry season, it would be nice to have moisturizing cream or similar items. At breakfast, you can enjoy an impressive selection of Hokkaido specialties such as grilled dishes, sushi, soup curry, zangi (Hokkaido-style fried chicken), and jingisukan (grilled lamb). Everything is delicious. There are also crispy croissants and a strawberry yogurt drink; for sweets, they even prepare a Halloween-themed pumpkin Mont Blanc right in front of you. With fruit and cakes as well as plenty of both Japanese and Western options, I was extremely satisfied with this excellent breakfast. I would definitely like to stay here again when visiting Sapporo.

I stayed here with a friend I hadn’t seen in 10 years. Since it’s next to the Red Brick Government Building, getting around was incredibly easy. After going to make a Reservation at a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant about a 5-minute walk away, we were able to relax at the Hotel until our table was ready. It was also great that you can see the crowd levels for the bath and breakfast venue at a glance, making it easy to choose the right time. I felt the breakfast selection was slightly limited, but everything was delicious—I even went back for seconds of the clam chowder. They also offered Shine Muscat grapes in limited quantities; they were juicy and very tasty. The seafood bowl was excellent too! The rice is dispensed automatically, and since it looked like it might be a large portion, I chose Western-style vinegared rice for my seafood bowl. I was quietly thrilled that it came with eel as well! After checkout, luggage storage was locker-style, which felt secure. We could also relax comfortably in the lobby until it was time to leave. I’ll definitely stay here again next time!

This is my third Gate Hotel, following Yokohama and Fukuoka. Although it should be the same, it felt a little different—in a good way. The Room was chic, very comfortable, and truly relaxing. The view from the large window at the back was wonderful, with an exceptional sense of openness. The location is very convenient: just a short walk from Sapporo Station and about 15 minutes on foot to Susukino. For breakfast on both days I chose the Japanese set, and I was very satisfied with both the taste and quality. When I visit Sapporo again, this will definitely become my go-to Hotel. I’m also planning to stay at The Gate Hotel Tokyo Ginza in November, so I’m already looking forward to comparing them.

The bus stop was right nearby, which made it very convenient for getting to Okadama Airport. With Daimaru Department Store right in front, we had no trouble even without meals included. We stayed as a couple and initially received only one key card, but when we asked the staff, they made an extra one for us. We really appreciated it. The facilities were sufficient for our needs.

This was my second stay. This time, I traveled with my elderly mother. They accommodated the Room request I had shared in advance, and the front desk staff were very kind and helpful. It was a comfortable stay. I would like to stay again.

If you’re looking for a quiet Hotel where you can sleep well, JR Inn is the one. The lockers for storing luggage before and after your stay are located right near the entrance, which is helpful because you don’t have to go through the lobby. It’s also great that the Room has a bathtub where you can soak and relax. It’s nice that the amenities include bath salts, and I especially appreciate that the skincare products are Sekkisei. Having a trouser press permanently in the Room is also a plus. There’s a wide selection of pillows to choose from, and with an upgraded Simmons bed, I slept very well. Breakfast may be light, but it’s impressive: different breads each day, three kinds of soup, hygienic single-serve cups of potato salad, individually wrapped Hokkaido Camembert cheese, and even yogurt and milk pudding for dessert. Perhaps because it’s a light meal service, the breakfast area is quiet too, which feels relaxing. However, I noticed a yellow stain on the pillow I chose. I’d also like the refrigerator to be pre-chilled.

After hearing from my family how great Mets in Yokohama was, I chose this property in Sapporo—and it was absolutely the right decision. It’s just steps from the North Exit of Sapporo Station, so the location is perfect. Everything is new and spotless, and the bathroom in particular is spacious and relaxing. Personally, I prefer a larger in-room bath over a public bath. The bed was wide and extremely comfortable. The amenities were excellent—SEKKISEI! Many hotels don’t provide makeup remover or facial cleanser, so that was another big plus for me. The only downside was that breakfast felt a bit lacking for my taste… Next time I won’t add breakfast.

When I arrived at Sapporo Station, it was drizzling, but I didn’t feel like taking an umbrella out of my luggage. I crossed the crosswalk without one, and the entrance was right there. It was very convenient to plan my schedule with the station as a starting point for getting anywhere. The staff were also very kind and helpful, so I had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

Whenever I return to Sapporo, I always stay here. It’s close to the North Exit of Sapporo Station, the area is quiet, and the Room is spacious—those are the key points for me. When I need to travel from Sapporo Station the next day, it’s truly convenient. There are several convenience stores nearby, and the well-lit streets make it feel safe.

I stayed here again. I always choose a twin room, and the spacious beds and room are very comfortable. The TV noise from the next room was a bit loud, so I ended up slightly sleep-deprived (laughs). Compared with my stay during Obon, the restaurant layout had been rearranged a little, and it felt more spacious. I was looking forward to the French toast at breakfast, so I had two slices. There was also a great variety of meat dishes like ginger pork and something like teriyaki chicken, and even the zangi was tender—overall I was completely satisfied and full. I don’t usually eat this much in the morning (laughs). My favorites are the welcome drink, snacks, Sekkisei face wash/toner items, the amenities you can choose yourself to take with you, breakfast, and the well-cleaned guest rooms—basically everything. Since I’m from a rural area, I’m not too fond of early-morning train noise. It can’t really be helped given the location. I’ll definitely stay again.

I stayed for two nights and had a very comfortable stay. I had breakfast on the second morning, and I was glad to be able to enjoy Hokkaido specialties such as hokke (Atka mackerel) and ramen. It’s close to the station, has a large public bath, and is reasonably priced, so I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

I stayed on the 8th floor, and the hallway heating was on, making it feel like a sauna, so I informed the front desk before going out. When I returned, it had improved after letting in outside air, but there seems to be an issue with the Facility inspection system. Regarding the foldable luggage rack in the Room for placing large bags: while I was trying to set it up, the tabletop (quite heavy) suddenly fell and hit my left wrist, causing slight bleeding. It was a minor injury, but I think this could lead to a serious accident unless it is set up in advance. Breakfast felt significantly better than two years ago. However, the pork was tough, though considering the price it seems unavoidable. The large public bath was well maintained and not crowded, so I could relax. The water temperature was just right and helped relieve my fatigue. That said, I would like cold water after bathing. Overall, I am satisfied. I will use your hotel again. Thank you very much.

It was so close and convenient that I almost walked past it, thinking it might be a bit farther from the station. The Room was spacious and clean, and I’d like to stay here again.

It was a clean Hotel. It’s about a 15-minute walk from Sapporo Station, so either taking a taxi or walking is fine. The large public bath was spacious, and the sauna was also large. Breakfast was delicious.

I had a very comfortable stay for 3 nights and 4 days. It was close to the station, and the Room and large public bath were clean. The toilet and washbasin area were separate, and the pajamas were the type with pants. I could feel thoughtful attention to detail everywhere. Thank you very much.

I stayed on my birthday. Thank you for the gift of sweets—I was very happy. Both the facilities and the Room were very clean. The YA-MAN hair dryer and ReFa shower head provided in the Room were excellent. I would love to stay again if I have the opportunity.

I stayed for one night and had a comfortable experience. First of all, the location is excellent. It’s very close to Sapporo Station, and within walking distance to the Clock Tower, Odori Park, and Susukino. There’s a Lawson convenience store in front of the Hotel and a Seicomart around the corner, which was very convenient. The Room was small but clean and functional. It would have been even better if mineral water was provided. Breakfast wasn’t bad but not particularly outstanding either—it was average overall. I appreciated that they had soup curry available. They kindly stored my luggage both before check-in and after check-out, which was helpful. However, during check-in payment, I noticed that the amount presented was before applying the IKYU discount; if I hadn’t caught it, I might have paid the full price without realizing it. When I pointed this out, they checked and adjusted it to reflect the discounted amount. From outside, it looks simple like a typical Business Hotel; however, while not spacious, the front lobby is stylish and clean. The neighboring Aspen Hotel from the same group is larger and more impressive in appearance; still, this smaller-scale atmosphere here left a positive impression on me as well.

Because it is very close to Subway “Kita-Nijuyo-Jo Station,” it was a real help for travelers with lots of luggage. There is also a convenience store nearby, which was very convenient. The bed was comfortable, and I was able to enjoy a pleasant stay at the Hotel.