Mitsui Garden Hotel Sapporo West

It's about a 5-minute walk from Sapporo Station, so the location is very convenient and close to everything. Right next door is the Hokkaido University Botanical Garden, and Hokkaido University itself is also very close. The big trees on campus are just lovely, and we even saw little squirrels busy gathering food for the winter. The room is quite spacious by Japanese standards, and the bathroom is large as well. The facilities are all very new, and we had a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff also recommended a great nearby yakiniku restaurant (Tokuju), which offered fantastic value for money.

Turn right out of Sapporo Station, walk past two intersections for about 5-6 minutes, and you're there. It's right next to the Mitsui Garden Hotel. The hotel facilities are quite new, offering standard Japanese service. The room layout is also quite functional, clean, and tidy. The public onsen on the second floor is a bit mini-sized, and you need to bring your own bath towel from the room and take it back. However, it makes up for it by being clean. The second floor also offers free coffee, lattes, various soft drinks, ice, and ice water from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM—having a drink right after a soak is fantastic. Dining and shopping are all within walking distance. During the National Day Golden Week, the average price for a 27-square-meter room was 800+ RMB, which is pretty good value for money.

I stayed at this hotel for three nights, and the room was a decent size. It's very conveniently located, just a few minutes' walk from both the JR station and the subway station. The hotel is also relatively new, and I noticed quite a few Korean and ********* guests. In the evenings, you can enjoy the hot springs, and there's also a washer-dryer combo available.

This hotel is excellent. Its location is great, just a 5-minute walk to the JR station, making transportation very convenient. The hotel facilities are excellent, with large rooms and comfortable beds. Facing the mountains, the view is beautiful. The complimentary snacks provided by the hotel are of good quality, and the breakfast is also outstanding.

The room was clean, tidy, and very nice. The location is super convenient with easy access to transport, so I'm very satisfied. I was traveling solo this time and feel I made a great choice staying here. It offers great value for money—thoroughly satisfied!

This was the first hotel we stayed at in Hokkaido on this trip. Since I was traveling with two kids, I specifically chose a hotel close to JR Sapporo Station for convenience. One reason was that the beds here are relatively large and can be pushed together, and the other was that we could go to the public bath at night after a tiring day of exploring. It was very easy to mistake the hotel for another one when we arrived. Coming from the station, you'll first see the illuminated signpost for Mitsui Garden Hotel, and Mitsui Garden Hotel West is about 10 meters further back. I didn't pay attention and ended up at the Garden Hotel instead. Please refer to picture 2 for a detailed description. There's a Lawson convenience store next to the hotel, and nearby are Torikizoku and Tokuju yakiniku, both places I love to eat at. There were other places I wanted to try, but we only stayed for two days, so we had to give up on those for now. In short, you can find lots of delicious food without having to go far. The hotel room isn't huge, but it's well-equipped and neatly arranged. With reasonable planning, it can accommodate luggage for three people. The hotel staff even thoughtfully made up the sofa bed for me in advance, and their service was prompt and attentive. The public bath is on the 2nd floor. It's not very large; for men, there are six seated showers, one standing shower, and one soaking tub, which can probably accommodate about seven or eight people at most. Outside the changing area of the public bath, there's a restroom and coin-operated washing machines. Turning left out of the public bath, you'll find vending machines, and turning right leads to the restaurant. It's a perfect spot to sit and wait for someone, and you can get free drinks (coffee, tea, iced water, soft drinks, etc.) from the beverage area. We opted out of breakfast because we wanted to sleep in, so I can't comment on the breakfast quality. Overall, the hotel gives a feeling of being refined and efficient. Every aspect is designed to make our stay convenient, and I really love it here. The kids also gave it high marks, and I'm sure it will be our top choice for our next visit.

The room layout is well-designed, with a suitable size. The facilities are quite new and very clean. The hotel location is super convenient, right next to Sapporo Station, with plenty of shopping and dining options nearby.