Best Spa Hotel in Sapporo

Excellent hotel just walking distance from shopping malls and restaurants. Just take the train from New Chitose Airport and you will arrive near to the hotel plus it is walking distance to places of interest.

The hotel reminded me of New York City's Empire State Building with the Art Deco motif. It's an old classic look which I found to be very appealing. Location wise it's less than 10 minutes on foot from Sapporo station. There are a number of tourist, shopping, nightlife and restaurant spots all within walking distance. The view from the room was spectacular and everything was very clean. The breakfast, especially the waffle station, was delicious and offered a wide variety of western and Asian dishes.

Good price, location and room size. Close to Sapparro JR station, convenience stores, McDonald's and souvenir shops. Recommended!

The room is large, and there is a dedicated luggage room, which is great. The hotel is about 400 meters walk from the subway Nakajima Park. You can walk to Tanukikoji, Odori Company, Nijo Market, and JR Sapporo Station. It is very convenient and has a rich breakfast. It's a great resort.

It was easy to spend the room in the hot spring in Sapporo city. There is also a sofa-like space and a table I was able to eat a snack in my room. It is easy to spread the luggage. Also, it was close to the station, so it was easy to access.

Overall, the Karaksa Hotel Sapporo is a great option for travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient stay in Sapporo. The hotel is located in Susukino, which is a lively district with plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops. It is also close to the Susukino subway station, which makes it easy to get around the city. The hotel itself is clean and modern, and the rooms are a good size. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and they were always happy to answer my questions and help me with anything I needed. One of the best things about the hotel is the onsen. The onsen is a traditional Japanese bathhouse, and it is a great way to relax after a long day of sightseeing. The hotel also offers free ice cream after you take an onsen, which is a nice touch. Another great thing about the hotel is the location. The hotel is close to the Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade, which is one of the longest shopping arcades in Japan. It is also close to Odori Park, which is a large park in the center of the city. If you are looking for a hotel that is close to the action, but still offers a quiet and relaxing stay, then the Karaksa Hotel Sapporo is a great option. Here are some of the pros and cons of the hotel: Pros: Great location Clean and modern rooms Friendly and helpful staff Onsen Free ice cream after taking an onsen Close to shopping and restaurants Cons: -Rooms can be small -Can be noisy at night Overall, I would recommend the Karaksa Hotel Sapporo to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient stay in Sapporo.

10/10 In my opinion, This is the best hotel location for shopaholic. The best breakfast for Seafood sashimi lovers and The hotel also give us a free ramen service from 21:30-23:00 ! Good public onsen bath , Good location , good service, Good breakfast. Hotel is very clean and very convinient. We will go back to this hotel again for sure!!

I visited for the first time in 5 years, so I chose this because there is a pool. Because the pool outside was not open, there were many people on the day trip and the pool in the pool was full. I was able to swim until 21 o'clock so I was empty at night. It was a bit troublesome building structure to go to the hot spring from the pool. It was a pity that dinner could only choose Viking in the corona. The menu was the same every day for three times. The roast beef was different every day. I would like to improve the menu that incorporates a little more Hokkaido vegetables (steamed corn and vegetables). The stab was also bonito, sweet shrimp, and uh, sorry. The crab was delicious. I had a business hotel with a ikra, so I was sorry to feel expensive for 4000 yen dinner. I think the price of lunch buffet is reasonable. The chef will divide you in the Viking corner, but I didn't know how to line up and I was troubled. There was a green tape on the floor, but it was not lined up along it and there was 々 when it was sideways. Even if it was lined up, it was misunderstood or disgusting. I think the child's Viking menu should be made to another corner. It was troublesome to not eat potatoes and fried rice from the chef.

We visited Sapporo for the snow festival in Feb 2020. We selected the Leopalace based on location/price and reviews. On arrival, due to the weather and late night we decided to take a taxi to the hotel, this cost about Y1000. (after our stay it was fine weather, so we walked back to the JR station which took about 15 minutes). NB - neither my wife or myself speak Japanese, just a few phrases. Check in at the hotel was easy and straight forward, and we were directed to lifts behind reception. Our room was clean and spacious by Japanese standards. We chose not to book breakfasts, we were there for the snow festival so there was a huge variety of fresh market style food available. The hotel was a very short walk from the main avenue where the festival is held. There is 7/11 located on the corner of the hotel and also a long shopping arcade a couple of minutes walkaway. We wanted to use the hotels spa facility which is shown to be on floor 9. we put on the robes provided but having taken the lift up to floor 9 we found only bedrooms. so we called reception and mistakenly asked for direction to the onsen (we should have said public bath) because we asked for the wrong thing we were told the hotel does not have an onsen and then they hung up the phone. So I changed in to regular clothes went to reception and eventually worked out that the only way to the spa was via another lift in reception. Because we had to walk through reception we elected to wear regular clothes which was fortunate because eonce we found the spa area there were large signs telling you in English) not to wear your robes in reception, of course by the time you read that in the spa you would have already walked through reception. I don't mind if there is little English signage but if you take the time to have English translations put them where they can be of use - IN THE ROOMS. (oh and you need to take the towels from your room to use in the spa too) . We found the room temperature very comfortable and both slept well during our stay. We asked the reception to make a dinner reservation for us at a popular restaurant for our second night, this took a little while as initially they assumed we wanted to book into the hotel resturant, but once we passed this confusion they reception were very helpful. Making sure we had our booking reference and even showing us on a map where it was (even though we already knew this). Other than the phone call about the onsen/bath we found the reception staff very friendly and willing to help.

This hotel was close to Shin-Sapporo station - NOT Sapporo station. The location was find for us. The breakfast buffet was wonderful, the price was right and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I would just caution that Trip.com was extremely strict with the window for cancellation. Our CEO became ill and could not come on the trip. We had pre-paid for the room. I logged in on Friday afternoon, but it was Saturday in Sapporo and I was 3 hours late on cancellation. So, we had to pay anyway ---- for four nights!!! It seems there should at least be an option to get a refund for part of that....but NOOOOO!!!