The room was extremely spacious when compared to other APA facilities. Very useful desk and couch, extra rooms for bathtub and toilet. However, the best for younger travelers is the location in Susukino. It is a five-minute walk to the well-known crossing, to combinis and cocono. Plus, it makes very good evening strolls since it is in safe-but-lively Susukino with plenty of food options around. While I was there, the town closed some roads south from Susukino Cocono and put out benches for BBQ and a matsuri at the weekend. The good thing of the hotel location is that this was in 5-min walking distance but out of hearing range.

The building's outside and inside (outside the room) is an oldie, from the 80s maybe, and needs some renovation. The aircon worked, but one has heard it, but maybe I was too dumb to find a more quiet setting.

We always choose to stay at an APA hotel while in Japan because we know all the amenities are available and the rooms are clean and comfortable. However the room at the particular APA was exceptionally larger than the others we stayed in which was a huge plus. Also, the location was excellent! The train station was a 5 minute walk away. The streetcar was across the street. Ramen Alley was nearby and so were many beautiful parks. Odori Park, the Sapporo clock, radio tower and shopping were only a short walk away. Sapporo Station was not that far away either. In fact we opted to walk back to the hotel several times from Sapporo Station just because there's so much to see.

During our stay at APA Hotel in Sapporo from March 9th to 13th, we were pleasantly surprised by several aspects of our experience. The spaciousness of the room was a standout feature, providing ample space for our family to relax and unwind comfortably. Despite the hotel's older aesthetic, its cleanliness added to the charm, evoking a sense of nostalgia and old-school vibes. The reception staff left a lasting impression with their impeccable hospitality. Their consistent politeness and warm greetings, even during late-night arrivals, made us feel truly valued as guests. Additionally, the provision of heaters in the lobby added a cozy touch, welcoming us back from chilly outings in the city. One delightful surprise was the welcome drink provided by the hotel, featuring sparkling Japanese sake. This thoughtful gesture added a touch of luxury to our arrival and set the tone for a memorable stay.

The hotel is located in the "busy district" Susukino (where all the bars, clubs, parties are), very close to Susukino Metro station and right at a tram station. The breakfast was _amazing_, lots of variations (Sashimi, grilled fish and meat), Japanese seaweed, European deserts etc. etc. Worth the price! Rooms are very spatious for Japanese standards

Probably in the near future the house should consider modernizing the airconditioning and ventilation and renovating the rooms, functionality is all good, but somehow a bit "old style".

I accidentally booked a smoking room… it’s kind of buried in all of the other booking information when making a reservation. However, when we got there they would not let us change to a non smoking room :( Other than that it was a very pleasant stay- very close to transit and walking distance to lots of fun things to do. We could not find the thermostat for the room, so had to crack a window (indoor spaces are kept very hot in Japan), which was mostly sufficient in keeping the room cool enough and circulating some air (we also bought a little air freshener thing that helped a lot)

Not too far from Susukino station. The staff was very helpful as our train was cancelled due to the snow storm and was trying to figure out what we could do. They were patient and despite the language barrier they helped us to figure out what the options were.

There were only 2 washing machines so a family hogged it so we ended up doing laundry till like 3am. It could just be us being unlucky but it would have been better to have at least another set of washer and dryer.

Size of room, plenty of storage space, excellent buffet breakfast. Lots of extras in the room that hotels have stopped providing.

Reception does not understand English. No one knew what toilet paper was? Been travelling around the world for 30 years and this is the first hotel that could not provide a take away breakfast for an early flight. I guess thats the Japanese way, no variation to their set rules to accommodate tourists.

Eatery-near to my boy's famous ramen stall - iichiran, right across the hotel. Room-The room is very big with a big sitting area , value for money. Clean and well maintain. Location - Not far from jr station, we took a cab from jr station to hotel cost around yen1000-1200. There is a 711 store next to the hotel. Staff - very helpful and friendly especially 森内 He has been very patient to help us to arrange for luggage transfer to Narita airport hotel. My opinion - We have been to Hokkaido more than 10 times and this hotel exceeded our expectations with the price we paid. We stayed at Mercure , Keio , JR inn, Raymond and JR tower . If you don't mind the building looks old , U need a big room you may consider this hotel The room is well kept .

The building is a bit old but the room is well kepIt and comfortable. Repainting will look good Drinking water should be provided for every night not on the day of arrival.

It was very central and very handy to get around. We stayed in non smoking twin room which was huge! The bed was comfortable and we slept well.

The building itself is old so may hear noise from outside or the room next to you. But wasn’t major issue. We wanted to extend our stay but they were fully booked. So if you like to stay here, book it early.

The room is big...which was what we were looking for... There is a convenient store next to the hotel. The location is very central. Easy to find food & not very far from Sapporo station. Plenty of toiletries & fresh clean towels & kimonos given everyday. A free portable cool air fan was brought to our room, upon request. Hotel staff are friendly & helpful.

There is only heater in the room. We have no choice for cooler air. Was told that the aircon for cool air will only be available in summer.