Dormy Inn Premium Sapporo Hot Spring

When you think of snow festivals in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Snow Festival is the one to go to! The recommended accommodation is a business hotel with a hot spring, located about a 5-minute walk from Odori Station or Susukino Station. You can also take the limousine bus from New Chitose Airport to Susukino, so it's very accessible. For breakfast, I had a seafood bowl that you could arrange however you like. There were also many other menu items that were unique to Hokkaido, which I enjoyed. In addition to the large public bath, there is a cypress bath and a tub bath. It is a chain hotel with locations nationwide, so the prices are relatively low, the breakfast is delicious, and the rooms are comfortable and reasonably priced.

If you want to stay freely and without hesitation, this hotel is recommended. There are main streets and downtown areas nearby, so it's good for walking. "Dormy Inn" also has a large public bath, so it's perfect for warming up your body. The rooms are clean, so you can relax and unwind.

It's relatively newer than other budget hotels, the rooms are clean, the futons are fluffy and comfortable, and I think it's a comfortable hotel to stay in. I recommend it because you can take a dip in the natural hot springs after getting tired from walking around the shrines and temples! For two people in one room, it will cost less than 8,000 yen per night, depending on the season.

This hotel is located in front of the station. Within walking distance, there are many restaurants where you can get a cheap meal, such as a large department store and a cafe where you can enjoy breakfast. The hotel also has a hot spring where you can relax after your trip.

This hotel is located in the Tanukikoji shopping arcade, and is about a 10-minute walk from Susukino and Odori Park, the venue for the Snow Festival. It's not only cheap, but it's also a clean hotel with a large public bath. Breakfast is also popular. When I stayed there, it was about 6,000 yen per person. However, during the Snow Festival, all hotels will charge a premium. It's best to make reservations early, as it's too late to do so a month in advance!