Minn Sapporo Odori W18 Station

The room was spacious, very clean, and comfortable for a few people. The nearby subway entrance makes it easy to reach Odori, Sapporo, and Susukino stations. Taxis were easy to find too, and a ride to Odori Station cost about 1000 yen.

The free card games, tic-tac-toe, and other unusual games were a hit with both the adults and kids. On my first trip to Sapporo, I found the room stylish and spacious, and it was very clean and well maintained. I’ve told plenty of friends about the stay and will use the hotel again. Thank you!

The room was spacious enough for our family of four, but there was only a shower and no bathtub. The kitchen had no sponge, so we couldn’t wash dishes, and the washing machine was so noisy that it may have been broken. Service felt mediocre overall. It’s a self-service business hotel in central Sapporo, with no affiliated parking, so finding a place for the car was a struggle. The elevator floors don’t line up with the guest room floors, which was a confusing design and tiring to deal with. The stairs are narrow, making it a poor fit for families with large suitcases. I also thought charging 200 yen for a toothbrush was poor service.

When I come to Sapporo with friends for concerts, it’s usually hard to find rooms for more than two people. It was great that we could all stay together and watch YouTube videos. The hotel was close to the station, and the ReFa showerhead and other nice touches were a bonus. I’d recommend staying here in Sapporo!