Hostels in Hokkaido, Japan

I like it the most, it is near Suzuki station, not far from the station, convenient to travel, very good accommodation, clean, good service staff, good advice, not expensive, very suitable for the price, anyone who likes to travel to Sapporo, is in the city and wants inexpensive accommodation, convenient to travel, I recommend this place, I like it, I will definitely come back to stay again.

This’s my first capsule hotel so everything was new to me. You literally get a bed with small locker at the top and big locker under bed. When u check in, u get a pair of slippers and a towel. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom in the common area has six sinks and it was not crowded at all. There are washers n dryers which were super convenient. There’s a hugh common area but I never saw anyone sitting there. People were quiet and respected the space. However there was one American lady who was on the phone n everyone could hear every word she said. Finally, after an hr, I asked her to be quiet n she immediately cut the talk. I enjoyed my stay. For US$49 for three nights at the heart of Sapporo, there’s no better deal.

This is the first use. Even though it is a hotel, it is a mysterious inn with a sake brewery and a butcher shop. Check-in is late at 16:00. For welcome drinks, you can also choose Sake Kokushi Muso. With dessert using sake and cherry blossoms. I got it after meals. The room is very simple. There is no shower. Avoid those who want to expect a room. This plan includes 7 hours of all-you-can-drink. All-you-can-drink from 16:00 to 23:00. It's hot, so first of all, hot springs. Indoor bath 2, open-air bath, dry sauna, cold bath. For alcohol lovers, it was more sake than the bath, and everyone was eating after taking a bath. We also have a corner high after the bath! The jockey is cold and the best! 3 cups by dinner! Dinner is a two-part system, and we start at 18:00 the first time. The menu is yakiniku only. Usually 6-stage plate, but 7-stage plan. With instructions on how to bake. Yakiniku was pretty delicious ♪ Dinner is limited to 90 minutes. After eating, enjoy highball and sake while playing Othello in the lobby. Sleeping around 21:00. You can drink anywhere other than the bath. Breakfast is from 8 o'clock and this is also late. The bath is also from 6 o'clock. After taking a morning bath, go to breakfast. Breakfast is a curry or porridge 2 choice. I am porridge, my wife is curry. It's porridge! The clothes in the building are separate. I wonder if my jacket was small and my arms were tight. After that, the door of the room was reversed and it was difficult to enter and exit. Anyway, it is the best inn for those who want to drink as much as they take a drink.

Good location for those coming with a car, ample free parking provided. Near to Maxvalu, Daiso and a drugstore, Otaru museum and train related stuff and also fish market(pretty cute tho), just beside a Pakistan halal restaurant. Not so far from Otaru Canal, can walk for those counting their steps everyday.

This time I came to Furano and found that the accommodation was mostly expensive and the CP value was low. Finally, I looked at the youth hotel. This youth hotel that has not been opened for a long time has become my choice. It is self-driving. The parking lot has to be reserved in advance. When you arrive, there are still many seats, and you have to charge 500 yen parking fee. The following are evaluated from all aspects: Location: Because it is self-driving, not affected by the station, but close to JR station, located in the center of Furano, but it is quite cold near the evening, after all, this is not a metropolis, the parking lot is not next to the youth hostel is also a weakness, It's a short walk, and it's hard if it's snowing. Service: Youth travel does not need too much service, but the service attitude of the counter staff is very good, after the shift will see people will say hello, this is very good, the introduction is also very serious, will not be perfunctory because it is a foreigner, the service is good overall. Facilities: This time I stayed in a family triple room, there was their own space, the room was unexpectedly large, and there was room to spread out two suitcases (but I don't think it's possible to live for four people), the socket lights, etc. were all adequate, the bathroom had its own exclusive area available, using the room key, No need to rob the tenants in the Datong room, this is superb, the kitchen is on different floors, the kitchen is quite complete, you can make a big meal, the facilities are perfect. Meals: This youth hotel has no meals, so no comments. Overall evaluation: The parking lot is far away, and there are three-person rooms more expensive. In addition, there is no disadvantage. It is a very good youth travel. If you want to save money for travel, I think this youth hotel is definitely the first choice.

It was very comfortable as a capsule hotel. There is a sauna on the 3rd floor and a sauna on the 2nd floor, which was very nice! If you are looking for a low-cost accommodation, I recommend this place.

Overall it was okay, except that he coughed a few more times. A foreign friend secretly sprayed disinfectant outside the bed curtain all night, but he was not idle or tired!

Location: Very convenient, 3 minutes walk to Odori Station, 2 minutes to Tanukikoji, convenience store within 1 minute Facilities: The common area is very large and bright, bathroom and toilet have a women's area very courteous, hot water is very plentiful, there is provided shower gel shampoo cleanser conditioner (good use) is a little troublesome is the bathroom is a separate floor, to I took the lift with my things, but there was no heating on the way. I was placed in an upper bunk bed, slightly inconvenient to get on and off, pillowcases and sheets to be handled by myself, a safe with 24-hour access and 24-lit public areas. They can also help me keep my suitcase after checking out 👍

There is only one toilet and two bathrooms on the floor where I live. Fortunately, there are not many people staying here now, so the room is a bit stuffy and not ventilated. However, it is a 4-person room, which is a good thing.

I booked this place because I wanted to relax in Sapporo. The first thing I thought was that the check-in method was the most complicated I've ever been to. I checked in with a tablet, then talked to a foreign operator on Zoom to complete the check-in. I've stayed at various hotels and hostels, but it was very difficult. Also, foreigners were making phone calls in the dormitory at night, and the staff came around at around 11pm to warn them, so it became quiet. There were about three showers, so there were plenty of them. I slept well at night, but I didn't know what time the paid breakfast was until, and I didn't know what to do about checking out. The location was also very far from Susukino, about a 30-minute walk away. However, it has all the amenities, so it's convenient in that sense.

I like it the most, it is near Suzuki station, not far from the station, convenient to travel, very good accommodation, clean, good service staff, good advice, not expensive, very suitable for the price, anyone who likes to travel to Sapporo, is in the city and wants inexpensive accommodation, convenient to travel, I recommend this place, I like it, I will definitely come back to stay again.

This’s my first capsule hotel so everything was new to me. You literally get a bed with small locker at the top and big locker under bed. When u check in, u get a pair of slippers and a towel. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom in the common area has six sinks and it was not crowded at all. There are washers n dryers which were super convenient. There’s a hugh common area but I never saw anyone sitting there. People were quiet and respected the space. However there was one American lady who was on the phone n everyone could hear every word she said. Finally, after an hr, I asked her to be quiet n she immediately cut the talk. I enjoyed my stay. For US$49 for three nights at the heart of Sapporo, there’s no better deal.

This is the first use. Even though it is a hotel, it is a mysterious inn with a sake brewery and a butcher shop. Check-in is late at 16:00. For welcome drinks, you can also choose Sake Kokushi Muso. With dessert using sake and cherry blossoms. I got it after meals. The room is very simple. There is no shower. Avoid those who want to expect a room. This plan includes 7 hours of all-you-can-drink. All-you-can-drink from 16:00 to 23:00. It's hot, so first of all, hot springs. Indoor bath 2, open-air bath, dry sauna, cold bath. For alcohol lovers, it was more sake than the bath, and everyone was eating after taking a bath. We also have a corner high after the bath! The jockey is cold and the best! 3 cups by dinner! Dinner is a two-part system, and we start at 18:00 the first time. The menu is yakiniku only. Usually 6-stage plate, but 7-stage plan. With instructions on how to bake. Yakiniku was pretty delicious ♪ Dinner is limited to 90 minutes. After eating, enjoy highball and sake while playing Othello in the lobby. Sleeping around 21:00. You can drink anywhere other than the bath. Breakfast is from 8 o'clock and this is also late. The bath is also from 6 o'clock. After taking a morning bath, go to breakfast. Breakfast is a curry or porridge 2 choice. I am porridge, my wife is curry. It's porridge! The clothes in the building are separate. I wonder if my jacket was small and my arms were tight. After that, the door of the room was reversed and it was difficult to enter and exit. Anyway, it is the best inn for those who want to drink as much as they take a drink.

It was very comfortable as a capsule hotel. There is a sauna on the 3rd floor and a sauna on the 2nd floor, which was very nice! If you are looking for a low-cost accommodation, I recommend this place.

Overall it was okay, except that he coughed a few more times. A foreign friend secretly sprayed disinfectant outside the bed curtain all night, but he was not idle or tired!

Location: Very convenient, 3 minutes walk to Odori Station, 2 minutes to Tanukikoji, convenience store within 1 minute Facilities: The common area is very large and bright, bathroom and toilet have a women's area very courteous, hot water is very plentiful, there is provided shower gel shampoo cleanser conditioner (good use) is a little troublesome is the bathroom is a separate floor, to I took the lift with my things, but there was no heating on the way. I was placed in an upper bunk bed, slightly inconvenient to get on and off, pillowcases and sheets to be handled by myself, a safe with 24-hour access and 24-lit public areas. They can also help me keep my suitcase after checking out 👍

There is only one toilet and two bathrooms on the floor where I live. Fortunately, there are not many people staying here now, so the room is a bit stuffy and not ventilated. However, it is a 4-person room, which is a good thing.

I booked this place because I wanted to relax in Sapporo. The first thing I thought was that the check-in method was the most complicated I've ever been to. I checked in with a tablet, then talked to a foreign operator on Zoom to complete the check-in. I've stayed at various hotels and hostels, but it was very difficult. Also, foreigners were making phone calls in the dormitory at night, and the staff came around at around 11pm to warn them, so it became quiet. There were about three showers, so there were plenty of them. I slept well at night, but I didn't know what time the paid breakfast was until, and I didn't know what to do about checking out. The location was also very far from Susukino, about a 30-minute walk away. However, it has all the amenities, so it's convenient in that sense.

I saw the photos and thought the environment was bad. In fact, it was not like this at all. It was very clean and tidy. It was just like Doraemon's home. Because we stayed in a Japanese-style room, the experience was really good. The Japanese room had a futon mattress, which was not hard at all. There was also heating, which was really comfortable! ! ! There was a small step as soon as you entered the door. Each person had a pair of clean cloth slippers, and then you had to take off your shoes. I really want to emphasize that the owner grandpa was really kind and friendly. He was really nice! ! ! ! I don't know why some people in the comment area have such high requirements. In fact, it was really quiet at night. Grandpa will help you take the suitcase to dry it first, and then provide ointment, toothbrush, bath towel and face towel for free. There are two bathrooms and one bathroom is super big. The bathroom has two showers and a bathtub. In fact, you can lock it when you take a shower alone. And you have to change slippers when you enter the bathroom. It is really very clean. You can also wash clothes, but it seems to be paid. There is a medium-sized restaurant on the first floor. I don't know how it is because I didn't book breakfast. In short, you must choose a Japanese-style room! ! ! ! This is the third hotel I have stayed in Japan (one hotel and two B&Bs). The experience of this one is super great! ! ! !

Good location for those coming with a car, ample free parking provided. Near to Maxvalu, Daiso and a drugstore, Otaru museum and train related stuff and also fish market(pretty cute tho), just beside a Pakistan halal restaurant. Not so far from Otaru Canal, can walk for those counting their steps everyday.

A delightful hostel run by students from the local Otaru University of Commerce. I had originally imagined this place to be a shabby student dig but the property, a newly renovated house once lived by the CEO of a local company, was better equipped and maintained than some of the hotels I stayed in the centre of this town. As I felt tad too old for a dormitory experience (I had enough of that at school) I opted to stay in a single room. Even in the coldest of seasons the room was warm and cozy, and the bed was comfortable and clean. If you are safety-minded you could ask for a room key, though I found this totally unnecessary as there was always someone looking after the house. There is a large kitchen you can use to prepare food, and unless you are looking to indulge in heavy cooking the facility is more than adequate, and in the living room there was a low table and a kotatsu, a Japanese table with the under-the-table heater and a blanket. You can’t experience this in a hotel normally but it is a traditional winter fixture in Japanese homes. An added bonus of staying here was the chance to speak to the students about their life in Otaru. It was a welcome change to the bland experience I had gotten used to staying in a hotel, and a priceless experience spending time with the young local entrepreneurs.

This time I came to Furano and found that the accommodation was mostly expensive and the CP value was low. Finally, I looked at the youth hotel. This youth hotel that has not been opened for a long time has become my choice. It is self-driving. The parking lot has to be reserved in advance. When you arrive, there are still many seats, and you have to charge 500 yen parking fee. The following are evaluated from all aspects: Location: Because it is self-driving, not affected by the station, but close to JR station, located in the center of Furano, but it is quite cold near the evening, after all, this is not a metropolis, the parking lot is not next to the youth hostel is also a weakness, It's a short walk, and it's hard if it's snowing. Service: Youth travel does not need too much service, but the service attitude of the counter staff is very good, after the shift will see people will say hello, this is very good, the introduction is also very serious, will not be perfunctory because it is a foreigner, the service is good overall. Facilities: This time I stayed in a family triple room, there was their own space, the room was unexpectedly large, and there was room to spread out two suitcases (but I don't think it's possible to live for four people), the socket lights, etc. were all adequate, the bathroom had its own exclusive area available, using the room key, No need to rob the tenants in the Datong room, this is superb, the kitchen is on different floors, the kitchen is quite complete, you can make a big meal, the facilities are perfect. Meals: This youth hotel has no meals, so no comments. Overall evaluation: The parking lot is far away, and there are three-person rooms more expensive. In addition, there is no disadvantage. It is a very good youth travel. If you want to save money for travel, I think this youth hotel is definitely the first choice.