Hokkaido Prefecture Kid friendly Vacations

Breakfast at Bistro Ra Provence was excellent.

Hotel was walking distance from the Sapporo Station and to most of the downtown sights. Loved the lounge access which enabled us to enjoy a glass of wine/sake with local delicacies. I highly recommend upgrading to get this benefit. The room was definitely more spacious than our rooms in Tokyo and Kyoto. Loved how the hotel showcase local goods and ingredients. Staff was super kind and friendly. Will come back with our kids here someday!

WOW! We luv this hotel. Just left this morning after 5-nights in Sapporo. Highly professional Japanese staff: even got to try out some of my Japanese words which got a smile. From the time we arrived until our departure we really enjoyed our stay. Everything was near perfect, from daily cleaning/replenishing, to the use of a free shuttle bus whilst staying at the hotel was very handy to get into central Sapporo. The hotel is situated just a few train stops from the central city: so it is very convenient without being in the traditional touristy areas: quiet, very modern, easy access to Sapporo’s wonderful subway train system, Odori Park, TV Tower and other great places. As the days progressed we found ourselves walking more & more, as we got our bearings. The food in Sapporo is simply incredible! You MUST make the time to visit this small wonderful city & Hokkaido itself. We would highly recommend that you stay at this particular hotel as you will not be disappointed. We got it at a very reasonable price through Expedia, months ago: all our hotels for this holiday are with them: their service, pricing & support are A1. Anyway, back to our hotel. Would we stay again, at the price point: Most Definitely! One of our great stays in our post-covid travels. We rate this as an almost perfect score of 4.9 out of 5: a minor deduction, for the currency exchange rate provided and the non-availability of room service. Just minor stuff really. Thanks, ALGreynomads.

Great staff and close to public transportation. Close to the center of the city but far enough to be quiet.

Facility is nice. A bit on the older side and not updated. Quaint old school bedside 60s light system. But would likely be a good short family getaway spot.

Favourite place to stay for snowboarding

Breakfast at Bistro Ra Provence was excellent.

Hotel was walking distance from the Sapporo Station and to most of the downtown sights. Loved the lounge access which enabled us to enjoy a glass of wine/sake with local delicacies. I highly recommend upgrading to get this benefit. The room was definitely more spacious than our rooms in Tokyo and Kyoto. Loved how the hotel showcase local goods and ingredients. Staff was super kind and friendly. Will come back with our kids here someday!

WOW! We luv this hotel. Just left this morning after 5-nights in Sapporo. Highly professional Japanese staff: even got to try out some of my Japanese words which got a smile. From the time we arrived until our departure we really enjoyed our stay. Everything was near perfect, from daily cleaning/replenishing, to the use of a free shuttle bus whilst staying at the hotel was very handy to get into central Sapporo. The hotel is situated just a few train stops from the central city: so it is very convenient without being in the traditional touristy areas: quiet, very modern, easy access to Sapporo’s wonderful subway train system, Odori Park, TV Tower and other great places. As the days progressed we found ourselves walking more & more, as we got our bearings. The food in Sapporo is simply incredible! You MUST make the time to visit this small wonderful city & Hokkaido itself. We would highly recommend that you stay at this particular hotel as you will not be disappointed. We got it at a very reasonable price through Expedia, months ago: all our hotels for this holiday are with them: their service, pricing & support are A1. Anyway, back to our hotel. Would we stay again, at the price point: Most Definitely! One of our great stays in our post-covid travels. We rate this as an almost perfect score of 4.9 out of 5: a minor deduction, for the currency exchange rate provided and the non-availability of room service. Just minor stuff really. Thanks, ALGreynomads.

Hotel was walking distance from the Sapporo Station and to most of the downtown sights. Loved the lounge access which enabled us to enjoy a glass of wine/sake with local delicacies. I highly recommend upgrading to get this benefit. The room was definitely more spacious than our rooms in Tokyo and Kyoto. Loved how the hotel showcase local goods and ingredients. Staff was super kind and friendly. Will come back with our kids here someday!

Breakfast at Bistro Ra Provence was excellent.

WOW! We luv this hotel. Just left this morning after 5-nights in Sapporo. Highly professional Japanese staff: even got to try out some of my Japanese words which got a smile. From the time we arrived until our departure we really enjoyed our stay. Everything was near perfect, from daily cleaning/replenishing, to the use of a free shuttle bus whilst staying at the hotel was very handy to get into central Sapporo. The hotel is situated just a few train stops from the central city: so it is very convenient without being in the traditional touristy areas: quiet, very modern, easy access to Sapporo’s wonderful subway train system, Odori Park, TV Tower and other great places. As the days progressed we found ourselves walking more & more, as we got our bearings. The food in Sapporo is simply incredible! You MUST make the time to visit this small wonderful city & Hokkaido itself. We would highly recommend that you stay at this particular hotel as you will not be disappointed. We got it at a very reasonable price through Expedia, months ago: all our hotels for this holiday are with them: their service, pricing & support are A1. Anyway, back to our hotel. Would we stay again, at the price point: Most Definitely! One of our great stays in our post-covid travels. We rate this as an almost perfect score of 4.9 out of 5: a minor deduction, for the currency exchange rate provided and the non-availability of room service. Just minor stuff really. Thanks, ALGreynomads.