I like the hotel design and the location. It is so near to the TV Tower and Odori Park. It is near to shopping hall too. "Donguri" (bakery shop) is opposite the TV Tower. We love the bread there. Upon arrival at Sapporo, we took a bus from CTS airport and it stopped directly in front of the hotel which is so convenient. Yen 1300 per person . The staff are very helpful. I enjoy the onsen and coffee at the lounge too. Thank you.

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Great location close to Sapporo TV tower, Ueno park, only a few blocks from the main Sapporo JR station and next to blocks with entrances to the nearest underground walkways connecting the difference metro stations. The day spa, onsen is very luxurious, with a large onsen area taking up half of the floor. It includes a relaxation lounge with views to the west across the city from the 14th floor. It's very popular as a wedding venue. With a bridal service and shops in the building. The room was clean, cosy and had views to the west from the 19th floor. Room service was also very professional with an attention to detail.

Superb location to restaurants and Odori Park. The hotel is spotless, spacious and relaxing. The inhouse restaurant is also spacious and has an extensive breakfast selection. This review is based on a winter stay. Lastly, the pick up for drivers is very convenient and is right at the front door. Rooms are the perfect size and immaculate.

A small inconvenience was the laundry facilities. Due to only being space for 3 dryers and 3 washers, you could line up for an hour or more waiting for an available machine in the early evening. Also the coffee and tea in the main waiting room is locked away at 8pm.

We took a corner room with a view. Western style layout with plenty of space. It was quiet and comfortable. Breakfast was really special. We tried hard but could only sample a fraction of the amazing range of food on offer. It is fun to watch an omelette being made using chopsticks instead of a spatula. Hotel is in easy range of shops, station and bus/taxi/subway.

The Monterey Edelhof is a modern and beautiful hotel, inside and outside. Halfway between Sapporo and Odori stations and within a short walking distance of both, and just a bit longer walk to the Susukino area, it is conveniently located. Rooms are large and beds are comfortable. The four elevators in the main tower are impressively fast.

While the in-house public bath/spa is beautiful, you pay an extra 2200 yen/person/day to use it, so we only used it once. We similarly skipped the breakfast buffet, which at 4000 yen/person is quite expensive (considering that we had a great soup curry dinner for two, with drinks, for less than 5000 yen total).

The hotel is sophisticated and elegant, the beds were so comfortable and the rooms were larger than id grown used to on our stay in Japan! The under bed storage was handy as well. The staff were very helpful and friendly. And as a bonus we had a beautiful view of the mountains in the distance!

On their website I had read that they give out tattoo cover up stickers for use of the onsen - but they don’t (I recommend heading to bic camera and getting “flesh coloured” sports tape to use instead). But that’s the only flaw!

The location is one of the best. Short walking distance to Sapporo station, Odori Park and Nishi market. Cost only around ¥1000 to take taxi from Suzukino to hotel if you are lazy to take train or bus. Airport liner from new Chitose airport stopped right in front of the hotel while going to airport stopped at the building next to it. Oh, Yamato counter is just at the basement of the hotel. So convenient to drop your baggage or box there.

Feels like tour group hotel as the hotel is big and too many students on school trip and too many tourists in big groups. While there were so many rooms with so many guests, there were only 3 small washing machines and 3 small dryers that always clogged with lints.

Breakfast option was an excellent start to every day.

My review would have been 10/10 if it wasn’t for an issue with the room temperature. We prefer to sleep in a cool/cold temperature setting and had set the thermostat to 21 degrees Celsius before sleeping. We had woken up in the middle of the night at 3:30AM because the air conditioning was automatically shut off and the air vent started blowing extremely hot air. The temperature reading on the nightstand clock was at 30 degrees Celsius at 3:30 in the morning. It made it impossible to fall back to sleep and it easily the worst night we had.

1. Lighting in room is great for my feeble eyesight. Size of room is optimal for quest enjoyment. 2. The arrangement for the public bath at the Hotel is exceptional as I've stayed in different hotels in Hokkaido during this trip. The Hotel spends efforts, including staff, in running the public bath. 3. It's a pity that I only found out that there's a guest lounge on 1/F (Japanese, i.e. G/F) at my last night of stay. 4. There's a microwave on my floor. Very Convenient! Not sure of other floors. It's rare. There was 1 and were a few for the whole hotel in other hotels I were staying In Hokkaido.

1. Inadequate number of washing machines and dryer machines (in particular). I needed to wait for hours for a dryer. Some guests occupied the dryers even after their clothes had been dried (drying cycle had been finished). 2. We got back to our room on the 2nd night and found that the air conditioning system delivered warm air. It's too much for us. I rang reception for help. Nothing could be done and suggested that we switched off the air conditioning unit and opened the window. A staff came to our room, opened the window and let's knew how to manage the opened window. Interestingly, while I was waiting for the dryer outside the laundry room on 1/F (Japanese, i.e. G/F), the staff come to our room passed by a couple of times. Guess guests in other rooms were also in need of assistance.

Stylishly renovated with old world charm. Parking was easy and reasonably priced.

Take care not to go to the building with the name Hotel Monterey (with no Edelhof) make sure you go to the Hotel Monterey Edelhof.