Hotel Classe Stay Sapporo

I stayed for 5 nights. It’s close to Nakajima-Koen Subway Station, with convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, and within walking distance to the Susukino intersection. There are plenty of places to eat, and Nakajima Park is spacious—perfect for a walk. The location was excellent.\nI stayed alone, but chose a twin Room for single use. It had a sofa, was spacious, and very relaxing. Noise from other rooms hardly bothered me.\nThe Room had a mini kitchen with a rice cooker and refrigerator. Since I contacted them in advance, they prepared a frying pan and tableware for me. There was also a small cutting board, knife, dish soap, etc.\nThere was also a washing machine, which was very helpful for my Multiple Night Stay. However, as others have mentioned, since it’s a washer-dryer combo it doesn’t dry quickly, which was a bit stressful. I did my laundry there and took items that wouldn’t dry to a nearby coin laundry to use the dryer.\nIt was also nice that I could open the window.\nThe bathroom is small, but the washing area is separate from the tub so I could soak and relax.\nEvery day when I returned to the Hotel, it became part of my routine to bring coffee or tea up to my Room.\nI often do Multiple Night Stay trips, but this was my first time using a system where you bring down used towels and trash yourself and take what you need back up—it worked really well.\nI’m very satisfied—I could stay in Sapporo as if I were living there while still enjoying sightseeing.

I’ve stayed here so many times I’ve lost count—it’s fantastic.