Hotels in Nakajima Park, Sapporo

The hotel is located right across from Nakajima station and across from airport bus stop so the location is def convenient. Check in process was smooth and the front desk staff speak good English and were helpful when I asked them about info regarding Chuo bus to furano the next day. Single room was good space and clean for one person. I requested a high floor quiet room away from elevators and I got what I requested and am pleased. They got free flow of beverages at the lobby which I appreciate. Their breakfast buffet has a great varieties esp for the sashimi seafood bar which I m impressed. The quality of food was good and fresh so it is great values. The only drawback is the breakfast hall is a bit small and crowded so I would recommend they expand the size of breakfast hall so it can accommodate more people. I came on a weekday in March and not the peak traveling season but they already barely got any empty tables this morning.

Great hotel, clean and comfortable room, convenient location! One thing that surprised me, though, was a total lack of laundry machines... it's the only hotel in Japan from 20+ that I've stayed in that doesn't have coin laundry on site... this made it not very convenient... other than that, it was great!

I rebook Daiwa after my short trip to Otaru mainly because my previous stay is fantastic. Room fixtures are still very new and clean. The bath and shower are separated and is huge compared to most Japanese hotel. It is close to metro station. I have to say that staff are awesome and with very positive attitude and willingness to solve any issues. What I also like most is that they have a status update on the public bath and restaurant so that I don’t go in those times when the place is super crowded. Will definitely stay here again. Genuinely Thank you all staff in DRH who make my stay so enjoyable.

This hotel is very nice, especially with the breakfast. Overall, the the hotel is very new and clean, it has a hot spring and gym, which I tried out which turned out a really nice experience.

Facilities: The hotel's facilities were well-equipped. As someone who easily gets cold, I particularly appreciated how wonderfully warm the air conditioning kept the room. However, the room itself was quite small, making it challenging to fully open and store our luggage. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was good. Location: The location was decent, about a 10-15 minute walk to the main shopping district. Service: We arrived early in the morning and were charged an additional fee for early check-in.

The location near Nakajima Park is convenient and has a pleasant atmosphere. However, we were disappointed to find that the service does not include changing of bed sheets during our 3-night stay.

There are free pastries in the evening, but those written in Japanese may not be known to everyone, so few people ate them when we went to eat them. The dessert was Buffy with lovely snow fairy cotton candy from Hokkaido. The hotel has a deal with a nearby covered parking lot, so for only $1600 you can park all day, happily, without even having to shovel snow for two days. The location is very close to Nakajima Park, with three convenience stores nearby. There is free double snowboarding in Nakajima Park. Snowmobile Park also has a stand near the hotel pickup.

We are very grateful that although they didn’t speak our language, they did their best to help us. We needed to see a doctor because we were sick, but we had to call a clinic to make an appointment. Since we are foreigners, many clinics didn’t have translation services. They recommended that we go to a hospital instead and even provided us with the nearest one. They patiently helped us make calls and inquire about the details. I highly recommend this hotel!

I extended my stay at this hotel for another week. The breakfast offers both Western and Japanese options, and the dishes are quite thoughtfully prepared. While there's a convenience store close by, for more substantial dining options, you'll need to venture a bit further. However, popular areas like Odori and Susukino, brimming with restaurants and shops, are just two tram stops away.

It is not far from Nakajima Park subway station, and it takes only five minutes to walk there. You need to press the traffic light at the entrance of the hotel to turn it green. I hope it will be helpful for the guests behind you. The hotel is old and you can see the sense of age, but the overall cleanliness is OK. Maybe because I didn't have high expectations, I didn't expect much. The most important thing is that the service of this hotel is quite good. We changed hotels (Hokkaido Snow Festival Hotel was too difficult to book and was fully booked, so we had to change hotels) and arrived at around 11 o'clock. The previous hotel told us that we would check in at 15 o'clock, so we stored our luggage. The front desk of this hotel was very good, and there was a vacancy, so we were given a room to check in at around 11 o'clock. Therefore, I gave it a high score. The window view of the high floor is also very good!