Published date: January 27, 2025
Can't Decide on Breakfast╰(*´︶`*)╯♡
Room Type Stayed
Twin Bed Room
1 ~ 2 guest(s)
510 ~
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Experience of the stay
During the three-day weekend in January, I stayed here for two nights with my middle school child for skiing at Sapporo Bank. Since it's a straight shot from Sapporo Station, I think it's nice to walk there in about 20 minutes. The nearest subway stations are Odori Station and Susukino Station, but I struggled for about 10 minutes pushing a large suitcase through the snowy path, and I couldn't find the elevator at the station, so the stairs were tough.
The room was spacious, featuring a rare table that allows you to sit facing each other, and it was clean, simple yet elegant, very comfortable. I enjoyed a relaxing bath with bath salts. The room's coffee included six Nespresso capsules, and I enjoyed it according to my mood. I drank a lot, but they replenished it with six more capsules the next morning.
There was also a clean gym on the second floor that could be accessed with a room key, which I used for two days. Towels and a water server were provided.
There was a brochure in the room. There was a running course, and I wanted to try running if not on a snowy path. It mentioned that there is a sports club close to the hotel where a one-day use of the pool costs around 700 yen for adults, along with rental swimsuit information. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to go this time.
Experiences during the trip
Right next to the hotel is Nijo Market, which is filled with a lot of fresh seafood. For breakfast the next morning, we had sushi from the market, which was incredibly delicious. I felt like my cheeks would fall off. There were also many seafood bowl shops, and it was very lively. I was torn between the market and the hotel's breakfast for the last morning. However, we ultimately chose the hotel's breakfast and enjoyed many delicious specialties from Hokkaido in a relaxed manner. From the restaurant, I could see the courtyard, where small children were playing in the snow, which was heartwarming.
On the last day, I took a leisurely walk for about 20 minutes from the hotel to Nakajima Park. Here, I experienced cross-country skiing. Amazingly, all the equipment was available for free. The equipment was completely different from skiing and was more difficult than skiing.
Susukino, Nijo Market, Odori, Nakajima Park. It was a very good location, close to both gourmet spots and sightseeing.Get Extra Bonus Coins! Sign up with this user's referral code now!