Best Kitahiroshima Hotels

"It's a newly built hotel, so everything is clean and stylish. Check-in. Check-out is done by yourself using the terminal provided at the front desk. I made a reservation at short notice, so I didn't read the email I received carefully and didn't know which reservation number I needed to check in, so I was a bit hesitant, but the support staff on-site explained it to me and I managed to check in. The parking lot is unmanned and does not have a parking ticket, and it is a Times parking lot, the same as the commercial facility up to the third floor of the hotel. This was also my first time using it, so I wandered around not knowing if it was the hotel's parking lot lol Once you park, you have to pay each time you enter and exit. I didn't leave my car until I checked out during my two nights, but it may be a little inconvenient for those who go in and out frequently for sightseeing. There are commercial facilities inside the hotel, restaurants, supermarkets, and drug stores nearby, and it's conveniently close to the station. It's a wonderful hotel in a convenient location for New Chitose Airport and Sapporo."

"If it's not for watching baseball, it's really boring here. And this building is right next to the road, very noisy, and it is difficult to fall asleep. There is no direct faucet in the bathtub 🚰, and the shower head 🚿 is used to slowly accumulate water. It is really dumbfounded. The soundproofing of the building itself is too poor. The family can hear the ⋯⋯ and the password for the 1️⃣ building at the beginning. The family has to rent a car from the plane and then gets trapped outside the door after arriving."

"Stayed for two nights, it’s very close by car from New Chitose Airport, and there are a lot of free parking spaces. The hot spring is very good, and the open-air hot spring looking at the woods is very peaceful. Breakfast is a basic buffet breakfast. It is very convenient to drive to Zhahuang."

"The location is at Kitahiroshima subway station. It only takes ten minutes to get to Sapporo and New Chitose Airports. It is very close to the station. There is a 711 convenience store across from the traffic light downstairs, and there is a delicious burger on the road to the subway station. The hotel's Mog Teppanyaki restaurant has both set meals and a buffet. You can order your favorite seafood and wagyu all you want before sitting down at the buffet. It's so satisfying. You must try it! By the way, the room is more than enough for Japan, and it has a large terrace with a great view."

"There are three rooms in total, the living environment is good, but the sound insulation is not very good, other guests go up and down the stairs very loud, the outside of the house is JR, the noise is relatively large. Common three toilets and one bathroom. If it is not very convenient to go to the new Chitose Airport in the morning, it takes about 5 minutes to walk to the JR station, but there is no direct bus to the airport in the morning. You can change the airport express line at Chitose Station or Chitose South."

"Connected with JR Shin Sapporo with easy access, just follow their youtube video on how to get there. Connected to Bivi Park Mall as well so you can easily shop at scoop supermarket."

"Let's start with the positives: The hotel is conveniently located near Shin-Sapporo Station, which is a major hub, making it quite easy to get to the city center. The area itself is quieter than downtown, with more local residents and fewer tourists. Even during peak season, the price seemed reasonable. The hotel's exterior also looks quite attractive. On the other hand, there are some significant drawbacks: The hotel feels quite dated. Both the facilities and service could use an update, and the rooms and hallways specifically look old and worn out. The front desk staff were rather aloof. We tried to book breakfast three months in advance but couldn't, and it was still unavailable to purchase upon arrival. Additionally, the large public bath downstairs cost extra. Despite being advertised as a five-star hotel, the overall experience felt more like a budget chain hotel."