Hotels with bar in Sapporo

"We stayed in this hotel for 6 days 5 nights in time for the Sapporo Snow Festival 2016. The hotel was nicely located walking distance to Nakajimakoen subway and a 10mins leisure walk to Susukino. Sometimes we even walk as far as to Odori Park, yes it is doable, you just have to brave the frosty winter weather. Staff speaks good English too, especially the lady receptionist (forgot her name). Rooms are small, but its okay because this is normal when you're in Japan. There's a cafe in this hotel that serves delicious pancakes for bfast. Hotel lobby ambience is very nice too. Will definitely stay here again! Travelled as a group. Stayed from Feb 3-8, 2016."

"Paid triple room for two nights about $470++[breakfast for 3]. Thought it was a steal & booked after reviewing many hotels in Sapporo. Very basic room but everything was there. H/e, I won’t repeat booking if coming back if given the same room quality. Staff are good and courteous, location is about 1km from Sapporo station. There are under pass with many shops and restaurants from Sapporo station to almost hotel."

"The basement of the hotel is linked to the underground passway from Suzukino to Sapporo station. All the stations, department stores are accessible without going out. "

"After staying at a tiny hotel in Sapporo and a traditional hotel in Noboribetsu, this was a refreshing change. A very comfy, spacious, modern zen-furnished and nice new hotel in the heart of Sapporo with an in-house Onsen. Just note that the Women and Men Onsens alternate between morning and afternoon on 3th floor and 5th floor. Reception was very helpful but not all of them could speak English well. Check-in time is 3pm but fortunately they had a room ready when we were there before 1pm. There's a convenience store on Level 1. We did not try the restaurants. The hotel is close to the happening Susukino neighbourhood. You can walk from JR Sapporo station using the underground walkway and exit at Pivot Department Store of Pole Town underground shopping tunnel only if you have light or trolley luggage as it is a good 20/25 mins walk. But you soon forget the distance as you shop or take tea/lunch/dinner breaks along the way. There are plenty of shopping at PARCO, Tokyo Hands, Pivot, Zara, H&M, Mitsukoshi and the famous Tonuki Koji shopping street. You can take the Streetcar (tram) Line which costs 170 yen per adult at the tram stop a short distance from the hotel. There's also a stop at Ropeway Iriguchi station where you can take a shuttle bus to catch a cable car ride up Mt Moiwa. The local ladies come dressed in their nice kimonos to the beer garden and summer street festival with street performances. The Yakitori and Unagi restaurants are a must try. One final piece of important advice - book very early if you plan on staying in Sapporo on Saturday because the rate goes up to sgd500-1500 as it gets closer to travel time. I don't know if this is the norm or because of the summer festivities on Aug 6, 2016. "

"We were on a 3 weeks holiday through Japan (Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Tokyo & Hokkaido). This was the best hotel we stayed in. Location is excellent. We came from New Chitose Airport by direct train (no transfers required, which is important if you have kids with you) and got off at JR Sapporo Station. The hotel is connected to JR Sapporo Station via the underground mall. So in winter (we stayed there on 1 to 3 Dec 2017), you wouldn't be exposed to the cold from the airport all the way to the hotel. The hotel is about a 5 to 10 mins underground walk from the JR Station. One major draw of Sapporo is the winter illumination. That was 5 mins walk through the underground from the hotel. So again, excellent location! The major shopping and nightlift area of Susukino is also connected through the underground walkways. We booked a triple room with breakfast. The breakfast was amazing! Food was good and service was great! Just an example, they served 2 types of fresh milk. One was an organic fresh milk and another was a local Hokkaido fresh milk. Another example was that the pancakes and waffles station had whipped cream, cream cheese, maple syrup and 6 different types of honey to go with the pancakes and waffles. A first time ever I've experienced such detail at just one station. The soft boiled eggs station had a little rock placed there with a sign that said "stone for cracking egg". It was a little humorous but yet another little sign of attention to detail. We stayed 2 nights and I was looking forward to the next day's breakfast. There are just so many things I could say about this hotel that totally made it a very memorable stay. This is the hotel I would stay in over and over if I were in Sapporo again."

"This hotel is fairly new, about 3 years old and it's more modern than the other hotels in Sapporo area. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. We like that the rooms are more spacious than the other hotels we browsed and the interior is quite modern. The hotel's location is excellent, it's within 5 minutes walk from Sapporo station and Tokyu dept store. There are a lot of good restaurants around the hotel so you don't need to worry about food. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone going to sapporo!"

"We stayed in this hotel for 6 days 5 nights in time for the Sapporo Snow Festival 2016. The hotel was nicely located walking distance to Nakajimakoen subway and a 10mins leisure walk to Susukino. Sometimes we even walk as far as to Odori Park, yes it is doable, you just have to brave the frosty winter weather. Staff speaks good English too, especially the lady receptionist (forgot her name). Rooms are small, but its okay because this is normal when you're in Japan. There's a cafe in this hotel that serves delicious pancakes for bfast. Hotel lobby ambience is very nice too. Will definitely stay here again! Travelled as a group. Stayed from Feb 3-8, 2016."