Hotels near Kita-Nijuyo-Jo Station, Sapporo

Offering direct access from JR Sapporo Train Station, JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo offers accommodations with free Wi-Fi and wired internet.

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Tomáš

From

Czech Republic

The TOP apt - really above the clouds and Sapporo !

Open from November 2018, Tokyu Stay Sapporo Odori is situated in Sapporo. A 3-minute walk from Odori Park, the property is also a 7-minute walk away from Sapporo Clock Tower and offers free WiFi.

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dfong.x

From

New Zealand

Great size room with everything we needed. Breakfast was yum, small but good variety. Very clean and staff were friendly. Great location, very close to the street markets, and lots of great spots to eat nearby.

Set in the Sapporo City Centre district in Sapporo, 41 PIECES Sapporo offers 4-star rooms with free WiFi.

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Gavin

From

United Kingdom

the people - Amy and her crew were so friendly and helpful - it was like having a personal concierge - stay at 41 Pieces, they are wonderful - our room was great too

Boasting a spa and wellness centre, Hotel Emion Sapporo is situated in Sapporo in the Hokkaido region, 450 metres from Sapporo Station and 13 km from Shin-Sapporo Station.

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Luca

From

Spain

Very good structure, clean and with a good onsen + Sauna. 7/11 in the lobby and direct indoor access (10 min walking) to the train and underground.

Situated a 12-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, Hotel Sousei Sapporo – MGallery offers spacious rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.

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Sarah

From

Singapore

Clean, helpful and friendly staff who brightened up our day after a long commute to Sapporo. Furnishing is luxurious.

VILLA KOSHIDO ODORI features accommodation in Sapporo near Sapporo Clock Tower and Susukino Station. With free WiFi, this 2-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space.

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Adam

From

United Kingdom

This is a hotel set up for esports videogamers, but you don't have to be one to stay here. And you should stay here because it is amazing. Everything is brand new & thoughtfully chosen. They have clearly spent a lot of money on the place. It is spotlessly clean with friendly staff. My room had twin beds, private bathroom, kitchenette, huge TV, and its own washing machine. The dryer in the hotel is paid for but not expensive. There is also a racing videogame room set up with powerful PCs & consoles and steering wheels, pedals, etc., and apparently it is free to use; it looked great although I didn't use it myself. So the place is perfect, but at an astonishingly low price. I paid less per night here than I did for capsule hotels elsewhere in Japan, less than sleeping 9 hours in a manga cafe. I think they are new, and not many people are staying here yet, but I hope they are successful because they deserve to be.