Hotel Hashimoto (with kids)

I stayed for several nights. The room was a Japanese-style room with a separate toilet and bath. It was worth the price, so I would recommend it if you're looking for a cheap place to stay. The large public bath was quite hot, and there was also a sauna, which was great. The front desk staff made a very good impression. The location is also great.

It's a little far from Sapporo Station, but if you go underground it's only about 20 minutes away. Although it's far from the station, it's close to Nijo Market, Tanukikoji, and Susukino, so the location isn't bad. The rooms are typical Showa-era business hotel rooms, but they're reasonably spacious. There's a large public bath. The water is quite hot, but the tub is spacious and there's also a co...

I had only planned to stay one night, but heavy snow prevented me from returning home, so I ended up staying two. However, the calm and elegant staff made my stay pleasant. Amenities were minimal, but there was a convenience store nearby, so it wasn't a problem. The large public bath was also great for relieving fatigue. I would like to use it again when I visit Sapporo.

I needed a night to stay at as I decided to come in a day early and my other hotel was booked. Week before snow festival so many places were booked. I wanted to experience a more traditional Japanese hotel with the mats and mattress and shared onsen. It gave me that however, this place caters to smokers and perhaps locals. First they gave me the smoking floor which you can smell upon stepping ...

Don't lose the room key unless you can speak Japanese. Lost the room key and they wanted me to move rooms and charge me extra for changing my room. The key is unmarked, but for "security" reasons they have to replace the locks and keys to the door instead of making a copy of the key. Incompetent decision-making in my opinion. They wasted their own money and mine. The floor mat style room wasn't we...