Nakamuraya Ryokan Reviews

Beeeest ryokan I've ever seen!!! Ultimate Japanese atmosphere. I wish I could stay there more. I will come back and stay for longer. Big Japanese room, I fell in love. The onsen is small but still good. Or you can use the bath in your room.

This is an affordable ryokan near Sapporo. Because the trip was short, I didn’t have time to go to a ryokan. I just happened to hear it. It's quiet because there aren't many people. The room was spacious and nice. The outside was a little shabby, but the inside was nice and the tea they provided was great. The food was delicious too.

A very nice Japanese-style hotel. The tatami beds are very comfortable. Next to it is the Peking University Botanical Garden. The snow scenery is very charming and romantic.

Very traditional Japanese hotel⛩️ Both the room and the experience are actually pretty good. Not new but very neat So the overall feeling is still okay. —————————— Facilities: There are basic facilities in the room It’s just that the hair dryer is too small and the wind doesn’t have enough wind to blow long hair. The room size is not too small Very comfortable —————————— Hygiene: The toilet 🚽 smells very obvious But it’s understandable considering the store’s hours are quite long. There are public bathrooms🛀 The hairdryer in the public bathroom is a little stronger More convenient ———————— Environment: Various small corners have a strong Japanese feel Breakfast 🍱 is great purchase! Must buy! I think it's great! ———————— Service: Service is average Being able to understand English is enough ———————— Transportation: Five minutes from the subway station 10 minutes from JR station Dragging luggage 🧳 will take twice as long So the distance is actually short Just a matter of luggage and weather It will make the journey seem a bit long The hotel is not hard to find either Heartland. ——————— Overall it's worth a stay.

A 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station? I think a brisk walk without a carrier could be shorter than that, but I think an average of 10 minutes would suffice. Is there an izakaya, curry, or rice bowl restaurant in the basement of the accommodation building? It's nice to have it too! The lady boss can speak English to some extent, and even if she doesn't speak Japanese, she understood everything through body language. Plus, with Papago, you can roughly communicate, so even if you can't speak English or Japanese, I don't think you'll have any trouble staying there unless there are any special issues. . I rested comfortably and in good condition! Is it a bit inconvenient to have to leave your keys with you when you go out? Because I go out too often, I felt sorry for frequently leaving my keys and picking them up. Other than the inconvenience, I was satisfied with everything. I don't know because I don't go to public bathhouses even in Korea, so I don't use the large public baths, but I didn't have any regrets because I had to use the bath bomb I bought from Don Quijote in my room. There was a bit of a distance from Susukino, but I walked around well haha.

Clean, tidy, spacious and comfortable

The room is quite big, the bathroom is small, and the shower facilities are old. The breakfast is a set meal, which is delicious.

The facilities seem old, but clean, and the breakfast was delicious. Good value for money. About 10 minutes walk from Sapporo Station. In winter, it is difficult to walk because of the snow. There is Hokkaido University Botanical Garden nearby, but it is not open in winter. Close to Odori Park.

Very cool! If you like Japanese style rooms, this is a good choice.

I think this is a ryokan worth visiting at least once!

not bad! Very Japanese style, worth experiencing!

The hotel is very good, and the children finally got to experience the scenes in Chibi Maruko-chan.

The ryokan is about 10-15 minutes walk from Sapporo station. When I checked in , I was told that the city was full of teenagers because of some sport competition (indeed when we walked in the city in was overloaded with teens). So many of the rooms in the ryokan were filled with young men, giving the feeling of staying at a hostel. The place also had an unpleasant scent. The people who ran the place were very courteous and accommodating.

Loved the freshly laundered robe every day