Has 2 awesome lounges! The one on the 10th floor as almost a 360 degree view of sapporo. They have a big kitchen on the 3rd floor as well as a smaller one on the 10th. There are cheap washing machines and dryers as well as showers on every floor so you never have to wait for your turn. The beds are very big, I basically had a double bed in my dormitory. There is also loads of space to put your luggage and even a draw with a padlock that you can lock your valuables in. Speaking of security, to get to your room, you have to use your swipe card to go through two doors! So it’s probably the safest place to stay too. The staff were insanely friendly and helpful when I had questions about the area. Easily the best place and cleanest place I’ve stayed in all of Japan. It even has a pizza store on the ground floor and a 7-11 and aeon grocery store 30 seconds walk away. All of this, AND it’s gotta be the cheapest place I’ve stayed in japan too!

The elevator always stops on the 3rd floor if you pass it. I guess it’s for security, so it’s not really a complaint. Just something that takes a little extra time.

Being my first experience in a hostel, I did expect a lot of people, this was not the case. Although the room was quite, the lounge/common area did have a few people which was nice. Bed was soft and clean. A basket is provided for the showers which is nice. Basins were tidy and hairdryer was good. Free ear plugs and toothbrush was very much appreciated. There is space for large luggage in the room with a locker for valuables.

The nearest bus stop or public transport is quite a distance from the actual Hostel. Mixed hostel rooms just means males.

Unlike in other hostels I had a lot of space for my stuff, because it's not just a the bed with a curtain, but a whole small room (divided by curtains) - gives some nice privacy Really nice lounge spaces in the 3rd and 10th floor

Extremely thin-walled People don't care about the "no noise after 10p.m. rule", so I often had a hard time to sleep (there's nothing the hostel can do about it, but the problem is ampflified by the thin walls)

The location, showers and overall price were excellent! The staff was friendly and there was English paperwork available for me. I speak Japanese well enough but reading is difficult and always using a machine translator is embarrassing so having pre-translated forms was nice.

The pillows and matresses were rather stiff and the thin walls meant you could hear the neighboring dormitories as well. As a light sleeper this made it difficult to soundly sleep so I really only dozed in and out for several hours.

Clean. Helpful and friendly staff. Good lounge space on 3F and 10F. Self-service laundry (for a fee) on 10F. Space bed capsule with a small lockable compartment. Great kitchen available on 3F and 10F, but they serve breakfast on 3F in the morning and the kitchen there is closed during this time. Showers were clean but not really enough cubicles for when the hostel is full.

The lonely elevator that has to service 10 floors and always stops on 3F for security purpose. Can't change anything about that, so just be aware of this when considering to stay here. The only stairs available is for emergency use only. The dorm room is small and gets cluttered with luggages.

The rooms were clean and the location was just around 10 mins walk from the centre of Susukino. The single bed rooms offer more comfort and privacy compared to capsule hotels and bunk beds.

There was only 1 elevator which meant that going in and out of the hostel was hectic and took long during peak hours. There were also not many showers and toilets on each floor, which meant if you did not want to wait you have to go to the 10th floor which is difficult during peak hours.

The staff were very helpful during my stay. I spent a lot of my time in the shared facilities, and I liked that there were showers, sinks, and toilets on every floor but we were still allowed to use the top floor facilities late at night so that it wouldn't be a bother to the other guests staying in the floor.

The rooms were clean, but they were small. I had to put my luggage by the door, which meant that sometimes, the other guests would have to push it to get into the room. The locker space was also very small, but it wasn't a big issue because you could keep your luggage downstairs. Also, it must have been a booking mistake on my end because I slept in a room with men, so it was a bit uncomfortable passing by them.

Check-in went OK

It was hard to sit up in bed without bumping your head when you moved around. There was extra ceiling space so it could’ve been taller. Also, I was told that my floor eight would be an all female floor, but I saw men in the hallway and families with men that was confusing, and not as stated. Also, breakfast would’ve been better as a buffet versus just given a plate of what was offered as I didn’t like some of the food, and would not have taken it.

I loved that you have a big space for yourself and not just some capsule-like bed to sleep. It was also very comfortable. It was mostly clean, but...

...some toilets were also quite dirty. It was during the snow festival season, so I guess it was also a lot of people there, which might increase the chances of facilities getting dirty more easily and faster, but since the prices were also very hight, I would have wished that at least there would be a bit more effort to keep it clean.

I didn't expect to extend my stay because I initially planned to sleep in the airport while waiting for my early morning flight, but I ended up doing so. My stay was significantly better during my extension, for I slept in an all-girls room. It was my first time sleeping in a top bunk, but it was very comfortable. Only one pillow is given, but the duvet serves as a good pillow.

The space was still tight like the previous room, but I think I noticed this more because everyone in the room ( 6-8 guests during my stay) with me had luggages, compared to the previous room where only 2 or 3 of us had luggages. Despite this, I was still able to keep my things away to a spot where other guests wouldn't be bothered.