Cheap hotels in Hokkaido

Nice, clean, tiny Japanese hotel room with a window you can open, it's located in an area with lots of dining options, there are 2 satellite parking lots a short walk from the hotel that provide free

The friendliness of the owner san touched me. She's so sweet and tells me lots of hokkaido driving know-how, which is very helpful.

Room is clean. There is no electric sockets near the bed for double room, while there are for triple one.

Staff were very friendly and despite not speaking much English, they tried their best, and were all smiles.

The place a bit old but very clean, staff were friendly and helpful.

A dated hotel with retro feel. Even the elevator gives the jerky ride. I must say the rooms are quite big. The aircon is centrally controlled, we had to open up the windows as it was getting to hot.

Super easy to check in and everything is smooth. It is close to the station. I only recommend to check the schedule of public transportation.

Location is right near Toya station but not to Toyako onsen bus terminal which is within walking distance to the lakefront. Need to take a bus there at Y400. Nothing interesting near Toya station.

Perfect location but they have no free parking. Twin room was good enough for me but would be a bit small for travellers with large suitcases.

Directions: Close to bus terminal and train station. 5 or 10 mins walk from Asahikawa station. Opposite is a mall.
Room: Standard Double Room — Non-Smoking.
Duration: 3 nights.

Stayed here for four nights during the Snow Festival and it was at least 100$ cheaper per night than other area hotels. Brand new, spotless, and exactly what you know and expect from APA.

Stayed four nights here. Very newly opened property near Odori Park. Everything about the hotel and my room feels very fresh and clean.

Neat and clean place. Everything is running smoothly and the staff is friendly. There is free use of cleaning and hygiene products and free coffee in the lobby. Large and spacious sauna.

A well organised place to stay for a night or two. There are various shapes and sizes. The mattress is a little thin and it's just long enough for me at 6'4".

I had a great stay at this hostel! The staff were super friendly and spoke English well, which made communication really easy. Check-in was quick and smooth, no hassle at all.

Sappolodge is a small hostel in Sapporo near the Susukino area. Everything is within walking distance so it's very convenient if you're staying here.
Your bed/pod has a lot of space.

The hotel is at a convenient location that is in a beautiful and peaceful neighborhood.

The amenities were inadequately prepared, with supplies falling short for the number of guests. The laundry detergent was nearly empty—barely enough for a single small load.

We stayed 3 nights during Sapporo Snow Festival and it was worth it. Reasonable priced. The rooms are shared, so you might have to sleep with strangers.

I stayed here 9 days over the New Year Holiday. They run a tight, clean ship. They actually CARE about their guests and exude care. Vending machine in the main hangout space.

Very good amount of space in the room, easy explanation on entering, how to get to space. Very well insulated, we were there in the beginning of winter.

The best hotel I’ve stay in Sapporo so far. Near susukino, which is near downtown. Although it’s not really fancy from outside but when I arrived in the room, wow, small but so much comfortable.

A very nice guest house. The place is spotless, if you have ever lived in Student accommodation at Uni this is similar but with bunk beds.

Nice guest house, very clean and calm. Maybe the room is too tiny for 3 persons, though. Location isn't the best, about 20/25mn walk from Odori, but still feasible!