บริเวณรอบๆ สนามบินซัปโปโร (สนามบินโอกาดามะ) × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง - 6หน้า

I stayed here during a touring trip in Hokkaido. There was a secure motorcycle parking area on the first floor of the building, so even on a day with unstable weather I could use it with peace of mind. The staff were courteous and the room was clean, so I’d like to stay here again if I have another chance to visit Sapporo, even outside of touring trips.

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.\n I 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.\n The 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.\n There 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.\n It was also nice that I could open the window.\n The bathroom is small, but the washing area is separate from the tub so I could soak and relax.\n Every day when I returned to the Hotel, it became part of my routine to bring coffee or tea up to my Room.\n I 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.\n I’m very satisfied—I could stay in Sapporo as if I were living there while still enjoying sightseeing.

I was looking for a hotel near Okadama Airport and stayed here with my preschool-aged child. The Japanese-style room allowed us to sleep without worrying about our child falling out of bed. At the breakfast venue, the staff kindly asked whether we needed a children’s chair and tableware, and I really appreciated their thoughtful attention. Breakfast in the scenic dining area was a wonderful experience. When I called with a question at the time of booking, they were also very kind and helpful.

I stayed for a 3-night Multiple Night Stay to attend a live show. Since there was no daily cleaning for multiple-night stays, I could relax and enjoy my time without worry. The towel-only replacement system was more than enough. It’s great to have an efficient, no-waste approach! Breakfast included Hokkaido local specialties, and the menu changed little by little each day, so I never got bored. The evening “shime parfait” was cute and delicious as well. The front desk and staff were all very pleasant. The location was also great—easy to find and close, just straight ahead after exiting the station. There was a nearby Seicomart with Hokkaido local items, which was fun to check out too! I’d love 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.

The building is old, but it has a wonderful atmosphere and charm. The entrance is spacious and elegant. Everyone at the front desk—both experienced staff and younger staff—was very pleasant, and they greeted us with a smile every time we came and went. Even though it was a smoking Room, there was no unpleasant odor, so it was comfortable. The Room and bathroom areas were also clean. As others have mentioned, the kettle was filled with water. Since it heats the water and then keeps it warm (which must cost electricity), it was really helpful to be able to use hot water at any time. The shampoo amenities were good quality, and the toothbrush wasn’t too hard and was easy to use. They could have cut costs in many ways if they wanted to, but I was impressed that they clearly put guests first. It was also convenient that both the station and the live music venue were nearby. I would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I stay at APA Hotel occasionally, and I have no particular complaints, including about the staff. It was my first time in Sapporo, and I found the location convenient. However, I was a bit concerned about the bed length—my feet touched the wall. My height is 180 cm.

I stayed here for a one-night, two-day trip to Sapporo. It’s just a short walk to the subway, making it easy to get around and sightsee toward both Sapporo Station and Shin-Sapporo. The Hotel was very clean, and the bed was spacious with just the right firmness, which helped me recover from travel fatigue. With a large public bath and sauna on site, this is a highly recommended Hotel.

Thank you for your continued patronage.

The all-you-can-eat tuna at breakfast was the best. The Genghis Khan was also delicious, and the pickled herring-like dish was great too. Best of all, I could drink as much Katsugen as I wanted! It was excellent—thank you very much. I’d appreciate it if takeout coffee were available!

Many foreign guests were staying, but it was quiet, and I was able to enjoy a peaceful time.

I had a relaxing 3-day, 2-night stay! It was cold with snowfall, but the Tanukikoji shopping arcade was a big help! I also enjoyed the complimentary late-night noodles and was very satisfied! I used the bath at Annex as well and could really feel the differences between them! Crossing over in loungewear was quite an experience, too! I’ll be back!

I have stayed here several times. As a Dormy Inn fan, I checked out hoping to return again for the consistently warm hospitality. I will stay here again.

Hotels in Sapporo are expensive everywhere, so I stayed here for two nights. If you understand that it’s a hostel, the quality is high and you can relax with peace of mind—it was a very comfortable stay. Above all, the bacon, egg, and toast breakfast (which I wasn’t expecting) was excellent, so I asked to add breakfast for the next day as well. The front desk staff seemed very busy handling everything alone, but this is a recommended hostel where you can stay with confidence.

The stay was clean and generally comfortable, but from early morning until around 7:00 a.m. on the second night of our Multiple Night Stay, intermittent heavy footsteps and occasional thuds disturbed my sleep. It may have been coming from the room above. When I walked near the closet, I noticed a similar sound as if the flooring there was thinner, so it may be due to the building’s structure.

I stayed for 4 nights from September 17. The amenities were sufficient, and the Room was clean. Although it is located in the heart of Susukino, it was quiet. I would like to stay again.

In Sapporo, I usually stay at a specific hotel, but this time I chose this accommodation that had caught my attention before. The location is perfect, right between Sapporo Station and Odori Station, and very close to the Chikaho exit. It’s truly convenient. The room was also clean. Thank you very much!

Business trip, one-night stay. I stay at hotels and ryokans about 60-70 nights a year for business and travel. - Location: Conveniently located near Susukino Station, surrounded by many convenience stores and dining options, making it ideal for enjoying Sapporo's nightlife. - Room: A standard room typical of an international hotel chain. Not particularly luxurious but clean and comfortable. - Facility: As a limited-service hotel, there are few shared facilities available. This is more suited for those who prefer exploring the city rather than spending time in the accommodation itself. The overall impression is that the facility is starting to show its age slightly. - Service: Interaction was limited to check-in at the front desk, but the service was efficient and professional. One mistake on my part was not noticing that parking was available at the hotel; I ended up using a nearby parking lot instead, though there wasn’t much difference in price. - Dining: Having stayed at several Holiday Inn hotels in other regions before, this one offered an excellent breakfast buffet by comparison. The menu had a wide variety of options including fresh sashimi, vegetables, and local delicacies from Hokkaido that are perfect for tourists visiting the area. - Overall satisfaction: As part of IHG Hotels & Resorts, it meets basic quality standards without offering anything particularly extraordinary to captivate guests' hearts—but there’s nothing to complain about either! If you're looking to stay in Susukino area specifically, this hotel can be considered as an option despite being slightly pricier due to its international brand status—something that also reflects its loyal fan base!

The service was excellent. Welcome drinks were available until 10:00 PM, and it was great to come back from the cold and enjoy a warm drink! The Room was also spacious enough.

Stayed here for the first time! I went upstairs expecting both a sauna and a bath, but it was just a sauna! (Haha) Usually, you hear about places having only baths without saunas, but just a sauna? That’s rare! There wasn’t even a cold bath—just showers and fresh air to cool down before heading back into the sauna. It would be great if they could add a cold bath, maybe in the outdoor space! The late-night ramen was great! A welcome drink would be nice to have. The lighting in the Room was quite dim. I’ll visit again!