Hotel Classe Stay Sapporo

My mom and I stayed here for 10 nights, and it cost us around 120.000yen. The room had everything we needed: a refrigerator, stove, microwave, washing machine, TV and sofa, with the toilet separate from the shower. We really liked it, and the view was great. Being able to adjust the heater ourselves was a plus, since some hotels only have central heating. The room was simple, but the soundproofing was surprisingly good. Even though we were right across from the elevators, we didn’t hear people talking. It’s about 5-10 minutes on foot to susukino, and the nakajima koen subway station is five minutes away. The area was quiet, although I don’t know why there were so many ambulance sounds. They didn’t bother me. There’s a 711 across the street. You can get free coffee or tea in the first-floor lobby from 7am until 22pm. There are basic free items too, like razors, detergent, scissors, and a comb. I did find the amenities a little too simple, since some hotels in Japan provide things like sheet masks, bath bombs or toners. Even so, this was a great value and I’d recommend it.

The staff were especially friendly and helpful, and the room was roomy, with a kitchen and washer. Free coffee and tea are available in the lobby. It’s about seven minutes to the subway and roughly a ten-minute walk to the airport shuttle bus stop. If you have a rental car, there are two parking lots next to the hotel, costing 1,500-1,600 yen a day. The wifi sometimes slowed down, especially at night, but I really enjoyed my stay.

It’s a quiet, simple hotel a few blocks from Sapporo’s restaurants and shops. The room was very clean and comfortable, and unusually big by Japanese standards, with a living space separate from the bedroom. Having a washer and dryer in the room was great; detergent is available in the lobby. There’s also a large fridge, rice cooker and induction stove, though we didn’t use those. It seems well suited to a stay of several nights, even though I was there for just one. The airport bus drop-off is a few blocks away, and the walk with luggage wasn’t too bad.

The room was quite spacious, and that spring bed was so soft, I loved it. It was my first time staying here with my mother. This apartment style hotel had almost everything we needed, including a microwave, washing machine and storage cabinet. I think it would be enough for a family or a couple. We came from Taiwan.