Ryokan in Sapporo
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this ryokan rental
Comfortable Accommodations
Amenities
Free Parking
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Heating
Spa
Shared living spaces
Sauna
Spa bath
Family friendly
Smoking allowed
Safe
Accessible by lift
Key access
Housekeeping available
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of Sapporo
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
LOVED EVERY BIT OF IT. THE PRIVATE ONSENS ARE PERFECT, ROOMS ARE LOVELY AND THE OVERALL EXPERIENCE IS SO IMMERSIVE
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10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
Everything about our stay was just perfect. From getting yukatas and socks on arrival, to beautiful kaiseki dinner and breakfast, onsen facilities, and kind staff, it's really hard to find anything to complain about.
Autumn is a beautiful time to visit, so the view from the hotel to the valley is amazing. Beds were very comfy, the environment and calm and quiet, and besides the meals, there were also things like free Yakult, free ice cream and tea station (not all the time and not at the same time though).
Overall, I'd definitely come back again and again.
Everything was perfect.
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
Loved the location, easy to get to the hotel via the Kappa Liner bus route. It’s a short walk to some beautiful sites. The hotel itself was comfortable, clean and everything we hoped it would be.
Nothing, it was absolutely stunning.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2026
I liked everything about this property. Outside it doesn’t look like much, but inside it’s beautiful. My room was spacious and had a view of the mountains. The bed was extremely comfortable. The room was spotless. It had its own hot tub in the room, although I didn’t use it. The baths in the basement were wonderful, Also kept up like everything else. Breakfast was absolutely huge, and a standard Japanese breakfast of a number of small plates. Kind of like a kaiseki dinner, but breakfast. The staff were very nice, every single one of them. If I had anything to criticize about the staff was that only one person spoke halfway decent English. But that problem isn’t much of a problem anymore with Google Translate. They have some free food in the lounge, coffee and hot chocolate available when you want it, ice cream in the lounge in the basement. The restaurant was very good indeed. Mike kaiseki dinner was wonderful, well worth the cost. I only did it once because I can’t eat as much as I could when I was younger. But the quality was excellent. you are a 10 minute walk from the famous bridge, and a two minute walk from the tourist office. The hotel is simply a wonderful place to stay, and an experience that I won’t forget.
I have only one criticism, but it isn’t about the property. It’s about Jozankei. There are very few restaurants open at night. Two restaurants that were supposed to be open did not exist anymore. Most of the restaurants in town are not open for dinner. The hotels restaurant is extremely good, but it was more food than I wanted to eat, so the other two nights I was staying there I had to find something else. That was a bit of a challenge.
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9Outstanding
(400 Ratings)
"LOVED EVERY BIT OF IT. THE PRIVATE ONSENS ARE PERFECT, ROOMS ARE LOVELY AND THE OVERALL EXPERIENCE IS SO IMMERSIVE"
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