รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ Sapporo Grand Hotel

Be sure to use the Executive Lounge.

1) Executive Lounge The Executive Lounge was outstanding, offering Hokkaido wines, beer, soft drinks, snacks, sweets, and light meals across three time slots. As a wine lover, it felt like a luxury to enjoy carefully selected Hokkaido wines from the morning. There were two whites and two reds, all served as half bottles. In the evening there was sparkling rosé as well as red and white wines from France—so many that it would be hard to try everything even over two days. In the morning: Hotel bread (go early or it sells out), fruit, salad, and ham At lunchtime: 5–6 kinds of Hotel-made baked sweets, Hokkaido treats, a small cake set, ham and other light bites In the evening: ajillo, mozzarella with basil, falafel, salmon dishes, tuna carpaccio-style dishes It was wonderful to sample so many delicious local specialties in small portions. There were moments when I saw an arrogant guest being unreasonable toward the staff. It made me think that if this is a renovation aimed at inbound travelers, perhaps raising the lounge’s tier could help prevent petty complainers from coming—but I’m sure management has their own considerations. I truly hope the staff will not be discouraged and will continue their excellent service. 2) Staff Everyone provided attentive but not excessive service—quietly noticing cues such as when to clear plates—which made the experience very comfortable. 3) Exterior and Interior It was a rainy day, but the exterior looked beautiful under Sapporo’s distinctive orange streetlights. It reminded me of bittersweet scenes from Netflix dramas. The interior also conveyed refined elegance with its classic atmosphere and meticulous upkeep. It reminded me that “new” isn’t always better—there was even something reminiscent of Tokyo’s Imperial Hotel in its sense of dignity. Overall satisfaction for the price was very high—especially the lounge selection. After this experience I can’t imagine going back to lounges in Tokyo that cost twice as much; I’d rather pay for a flight just to come here again. It may not compare with lounges at ultra-luxury Hotels costing hundreds of thousands per night per stay (in yen), but it is highly recommended for treating yourself or enjoying a slightly more indulgent getaway.