I migliori hotel con spa a Sapporo

We stayed in Japanese style room type was so nice. The outdoor onsen was great and excited for me. Breakfast had a lot of food and good testy. The restaurant was good as well. The staffs gave many information for us. Love it!

Love this mid size hotel, easily beats many of the international luxuries brands.... mind you this is not a young hotel, yet everything is well kept and for asian who likes harder beds this is one of the BEST mattress i have slept on. Not to mention the bed linens is of extreme high quality that make the likes of Park Haytt and Conrad feel like cheaps rags.

Second time staying at this hotel, and I would recommend this hotel for its proximity to Odori Park, the subway, and Tanukikoji Shopping Street. There is a 7-11 just right on the ground floor of the hotel, and in the basement of the hotel, there is a hot bath for you to enjoy after a long day of sightseeing. There are plenty of food options near the hotel. However, do take note that the luggage storage area under the bed is not meant for big luggage. My 28-inch luggage couldn't fit inside it. Nonetheless, I will recommend this hotel for budget conscious travellers. I will personally be staying in this hotel when I travel to Sapporo the next time also!

This is my second time staying in this hotel. Location is second to none, just grab your bags and head straight to airport from the train station just right next to it. However, one draw back is that my room is facing the train tracks and expect excruciating noises until midnight. The bathroom could have been more cleaner as I found some body hair in the bath tub just right after I get into the room.  A bonus from this hotel: a small fee allowing you to access in door onsen, and then there is a stand serving milk and popsicles until 10:30pm. Coming out hot from the onsen with cold full cream milk, divine relaxation! Tips future traveler : request a room that is away from the tracks

Very recommended hotel. Thank you for the best stay for this hotel. Gonna recommend to friends. Hope to stay here again soon!

Karaksa Hotel Sapporo is right smack in the middle of Tanujiko shopping and dining belt. The Ramen Alley is also nearby. It is close to the entrance of Pole Town, which links all the way to Sapporo JR Station. Walk past Odori metro station in the direction towards Sapporo JR station, you can also easily access Aurora Town on your right, another underground shopping stretch that leads to Aurora Plaza. The hotel provides free ice-cream and drinks at level 2F. The onsen is also conveniently located at level 2F. A coin laundry service is also found near the onsen area but the dryers don't seem very effective. I had to put enough 100 yen coins to use the dryer for 6 whole hours before they were completely dry! Room size is just nice for 2 pax, however it would be a tight squeeze for 3 adults. There isn't much hanging space for clothes in the room so I had to improvise by getting S hooks from Diaso.

I like the hotel as it is not in the Central Area where it is crowded, so very little tourist groups. Most of the guests in the hotel are local nationals. It is located next to a mall so very convenient for everything. A ton of food within walking distance. Admittedly the hotel is a little dated but it is vey well kept. The service is top notch although they mostly don’t speak English so you’ll have to use google translate to speak to them, which I did not mind. Had a few misunderstandings during the trip which was due to miscommunication. Also please note that the hotel does not provide daily housekeeping, they would change all your towels, give you new amenties and empty all you trash as you leave it outside your room. They come into your room to refresh the room only once every 4 days. Which again I did not mind. I would rate it highly but I can’t give it a 5 having stayed in other better hotels, but this checks off a lot of boxes for me if you are on holiday and want something clean, well maintained, good service and nice.

My wife and I checked in the hotel from 10-14 July 2024. Upon check-in, we were attended by a female counter staff. After checking both my wife and my passport, she mentioned that the room was booked for 4 nights for only 1 person and that I’ll have to pay ¥1,500 additional for each night that my wife stays with me. That added up to ¥6,000 which I felt was totally unnecessary because there was no additional costs incurred regardless my wife is staying with me in the room or not. I tried to speak rationally to the staff attending to me but due to some Japanese rules, she frowned and insisted that I’ve to pay for the ¥6,000 which I have no choice but to pay up. After paying the ¥6,000 we went up to room 705 and realized that the carpet in the room was so old and dirty with stains all over, especially along the main passageway. The bathtub is the only location we can take our shower in and it creaks whenever we step inside, sounding like it’s gonna break apart anytime. The water temperature was also irregular. Though this hotel is conveniently located just minutes walk away from Takajima-Koen Station, we doubt we’ll ever stay back at the hotel ever again. A negative impression has been created since the moment we checked into the hotel and nothing has changed throughout our stay there.

Stavo qui qualche anno fa e lo ha prenotato di nuovo! Grande posizione vicino alla stazione Sapporo. Punti extra per gli argilla e in grado di scegliere le piughe! La stanza è un po' piccola e non può adattarsi a due bagagli, ma riconosco che le camere giapponesi sono per lo più piccole.

Beautiful hotel not too far from the main onsen street. However, this provides a secluded environment for the hotel to feel very resort like. Decoration and design was classy and top notch. Onsen was good with multiple indoor pools and 2 outdoor pools. Buffet food choice and quality was top notch for both lunch and breakfast.