Boutique Hotels in Sapporo

Unlike competing chains (Toyoko Inn, APA), this one (or at least this location) did not use the super cramped all-in-one bathroom. It also had a chair and table set. So it was very roomy. It felt like a regular 4-star hotel at the price of a 3-star business hotel. The breakfast was also super excellent, using a coupon to an expert italian restaurant (but with great Japanese dishes too) -- lots of selections.

A beautiful, art deco hotel in a great location, close to bars and restaurants. The staff were friendly and efficient, check-in and check-out were very quick, and breakfast was excellent. The room was very comfortable.

Near train station and bus stop right at door step.

The location was superb right next to odori park and tv tower the onsen was a added bonus. Very helpful staff.

very close to most of the sights in Sapporo, a few minutes from the train station. We did not use the pool, but the room itself was excellent.

Perfect location, excellent breakfast, good size room, helpful staff.

All the staff was really kind and helpful, can't thank them enough for being so nice as to make an effort to understand my basic and many times wrong Japanese. There's a lot of complimentary services / amenities that were tasty (free fermented milk in the mornings, free ice pops from the afternoon till after midnight and free lamen at night, free coffee in the afternoon and one small water bottle per guest every day they clean your room!) and helpful (free pocket heating packs and free washing (only drying is paid)). Although the double bed was a bit small, the covers were soft and warm, just lovely. The pillow was strangely hard but felt comfortable when I slept on it. The AC worked great and it was also really good the windows opened easily and widely enough so I could renew the air. The location is VERY convenient. It's a few minutes walk to a stop of the limousine bus from Shin Chitose. If you're coming for Yukimatsuri, it's close to Susukino and Odori venues for the ice and snow sculptures. It's also close to the Susukino subway station and Pole Town and Aurora Town underground facilities. The main entrance is on Tanukikoji street, which is a bustling and brightly lit street arcade. There's a Family Mart and a Seicomart on the same block if you don't want to get breakfast at the hotel. There's a Surugaya and a Mandarake 2 blocks aways. If you want to go back to CTS by bus, and the stops are reduced because of Yukimatsuri, it's easy to get to Sapporo Grand Hotel stop by the underground way to avoid the slippery streets on the surface. I really recommend the Dormy Inn Sapporo ANNEX and look forward to staying here again!