Hokkaido Prefecture Cheap Vacations

It was quite inconvenient that none of the staff spoke English. For such a large hotel, it was surprising and hard to understand why there were no English-speaking staff available. We ended up changing to a larger room, which comfortably accommodated the three of us. We paid an additional 10,000 yen ($80) per night and stayed for a total of five nights. We had access to the Royal Club on the 28th floor, where we enjoyed breakfast as well as the tea time and cocktail hour services. That part of the stay was a very pleasant memory.

The view is gorgeous and desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The location within a mall means plenty of shopping/dining options, including a cinema as well. The beds are horrible - mostly due to age, I think. I could see the sway in the middle part of the beds upon entering the now rather dated rooms - the beds looked like an old, tired work horse with that sagging back. Could not sleep on the bed as it was. We turned the mattress over, and it was improved enough to get through the night. I suspect they don’t have enough occupancy to afford necessary updates.

close to trails, perfect for running

Near station, room is big, bed is big enough and comfy, aircon is ok, breakfast is ok though i prefer a Japanese hotel.

Men’s spa’s clothes change room was little bit stinky but totally good.

The view is gorgeous and desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The location within a mall means plenty of shopping/dining options, including a cinema as well. The beds are horrible - mostly due to age, I think. I could see the sway in the middle part of the beds upon entering the now rather dated rooms - the beds looked like an old, tired work horse with that sagging back. Could not sleep on the bed as it was. We turned the mattress over, and it was improved enough to get through the night. I suspect they don’t have enough occupancy to afford necessary updates.

close to trails, perfect for running

Near station, room is big, bed is big enough and comfy, aircon is ok, breakfast is ok though i prefer a Japanese hotel.

It was quite inconvenient that none of the staff spoke English. For such a large hotel, it was surprising and hard to understand why there were no English-speaking staff available. We ended up changing to a larger room, which comfortably accommodated the three of us. We paid an additional 10,000 yen ($80) per night and stayed for a total of five nights. We had access to the Royal Club on the 28th floor, where we enjoyed breakfast as well as the tea time and cocktail hour services. That part of the stay was a very pleasant memory.

The view is gorgeous and desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The location within a mall means plenty of shopping/dining options, including a cinema as well. The beds are horrible - mostly due to age, I think. I could see the sway in the middle part of the beds upon entering the now rather dated rooms - the beds looked like an old, tired work horse with that sagging back. Could not sleep on the bed as it was. We turned the mattress over, and it was improved enough to get through the night. I suspect they don’t have enough occupancy to afford necessary updates.

close to trails, perfect for running