Hotels With Pools in Hokkaido, Japan

This Japanese hotel really exceeded my expectations! The location is perfect, right in the heart of the city, a ten-minute walk to the subway station. There are tons of convenience stores and restaurants nearby, making both getting around and daily life super convenient. The biggest surprise was the room space; compared to the generally small rooms in Japanese hotels, this one was genuinely spacious. I had no problem spreading out my luggage, and the natural light and ventilation were excellent. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable, making for a very pleasant stay. It's great value for money, and I'll definitely choose it again next time I visit!

The view from our room was insane, overlooking the lake. The room was a bit outdated but it served us well for our trip, though the bed was quite firm and springy. The service was amazing, location was great for us as we had a car and the parking lot was a very short walk away. The only downside is how overwhelming the buffet smells are but the selection is plentiful.

The hotel room is considered large in Japan. We were 3 people and the hotel provided us with a separate sofa bed. There are also many food stalls near the hotel, which is very convenient. It is 3 subway stations away from Sapporo Station. Convenient transportation.

The hotel is next to the Hell Valley and the welcoming is pleasant. I chose the Japanese style room at East Wing which is close to the front desk and near to restaurant. Room is ok for 3 people to stay and bathroom is separated which I like it. No sulphur smell at all. I chose the buffet dinner and that’s the best buffet I ever had. Food is good and they serve the snow crabs generously. Breakfast is good too with lots of varieties. I would recommend to friends who wanted to have a relaxation day though the room rate is premium.

This is a historic Japanese onsen hotel. The hot spring water quality is genuinely good, attracting many Japanese families and couples. There are also quite a few Korean families and Western tourists. However, the overall facilities are a bit old, and the flow within the onsen area is quite complex. There aren't many pools, but they are spread across multiple floors with lots of stairs. Walking around like that **in that condition** felt a bit awkward and cold. The open-air onsen on the 16th floor is shared by men and women at different times, so if all family members want to enjoy it, one day definitely isn't enough (see the last picture for the onsen schedule). The 'water world' is fun and great for kids, and soaking in the hot spring after playing there is very relaxing. The dining is just okay, nothing special, as they mainly cater to group tours. P.S. The scenery in Jozankei is worth exploring, and the nearby ski resort is worth a visit (the kind for playing in the snow). The kids had a blast.

This is arguably the best hotel in all of Hokkaido. The room types, size, dining, and service are all excellent. A major plus is that Nakajima-koen subway station is directly across the street, making it incredibly convenient to get to key attractions like Susukino, Odori Park, and Shiroi Koibito Park.

First time to live in love hotel in Japan, clean and tidy, room filled with cigarette smell, might not suit for people who hates the smell. Location is good with free carparking.

一進門就感受到老闆的用心！處處能見主人的巧思，和生活上的每一個智慧🤠 老闆本人會親自來打招呼，相當客氣有禮，覺得很被歡迎👏 多啦A夢的房間是真的有任意門和A夢的睡鋪，相當的可愛💟 另外，每個房間都有暖爐和extra的電毯跟棉被，完全不怕冷到，真的是超級好！真心希望每個來到這裡的旅客，都能好好愛惜這地方！我們特地存了這地方的地址，下次來還要住這裡，也要推薦朋友來！

I had to go to a conference, but I wanted to make some fun memories for my kids, so I stayed here with them, as it has a pool. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Two of the water slides were closed, so it seems they're only open every day on weekends this month. Even without them, we were able to play in the pool until 9:00 PM and then relax in the hot springs.

This hotel is nestled high in the mountains, between Lake Toya and the Sea of Japan. The view from the window is absolutely stunning. They offer a shuttle service from the train station, and there's also a stop for Lake Toya. The Japanese breakfast was incredibly refined and delicious. Unfortunately, my stay was too short, and I didn't get a chance to explore Lake Toya. I'll definitely be back for another two nights!