Randor Hotel Sapporo Suites

The Accommodation is a short walk from Susukino Station, and there is a convenience store and My Basket nearby.A famous ramen shop is also close by.Check-in and check-out are simple and hassle-free.No complaints except that the tatami mats are firm.If I go to Sapporo again, I would like to stay here again.

For the past few years, I’ve been using this as my regular Accommodation in Sapporo. Pricing seems to be per Room, so it’s probably a great deal for families, but depending on the season it can be very reasonably priced and also works well for a Multiple Night Stay as a solo traveler.It’s within walking distance of Susukino Station on the Namboku Subway Line, and in winter you can also use the streetcar stop at Higashi-Honganji-mae. There are several well-known ramen shops nearby that stay open late, so finding a late-night meal is never an issue.The Room is spacious, and the kitchen refrigerator is large. Above all, the spa bath is excellent. If you bring your own bath salts, you can fully enjoy an Onsen-like experience. It may even be more comfortable than staying at a Hotel with a large public bath, since you can relax freely at your own pace. The hair dryer had also been upgraded to a newer model.However, it’s slightly inconvenient if you want to do PC work in the Room for a workcation. Using just the table and sofa can be tough on your body. Since all Rooms are spacious enough, I really wish there were a desk and chair in one corner—or that they offered concept Rooms equipped with that kind of setup.