Smallish singles make Art Hotels Sapporo feel a bit like a business hotel, but this is more than made up for by the luxurious baths, attentive service from friendly staff, and posh restaurants. Assuming you don't mind a bit of a trek to the station, this is an excellent upper-end… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Though not particularly fancy, the Business Inn Norte is far enough away from the station that it often has rooms available when everywhere else is booked, but it's still within walking distance of Susukino and the subway. Rooms are small, but not microscopic, and free Internet i… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Clubby is a busy, posh place located across the street from Sapporo Beer Factory (though beer's not brewed there anymore). Come here if you want to be pampered in style. Rooms are spacious, luxury affairs with great views of the city and surrounds, and staff are happy to help… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A simple, no-frills guesthouse, the Nonaka is clean and friendly. All rooms are nonsmoking, and the ample kitchen is available for guests to use at any time. Common areas are expansive and there is one computer for Internet access. It's a small place, so call ahead for reservatio… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

There's nothing special about the rooms at the KKS, and it's inconveniently located a whole train stop away from most of the action, but its price and fantastic free breakfast make it a contender for the best deal in Sapporo. During Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival), it's often still … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Hotel Line (line means rain in Japanese), is in the heart of Susukino and is one of the few places whose rates don't skyrocket during Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival). It's inexpensive and worn, yet rooms are clean and as spacious as those in more expensive hotels nearby. Japanes… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Rivage (pronounced Riba-jyu, as in 'River View') is a great spot for folks looking for Susukino access - or just for a cheap hotel. Its basic rooms are stuffy and kind of cramped, but the staff are friendly and there's free 24-hour Internet access in the lobby. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This beautiful hotel is convenient for anyone wanting to sightsee downtown or visit the Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival) in February - and is relatively affordable for the luxury. The magnificent lobby and attentive staff make checking in a pleasure. The rooms are well appointed; bot… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This hotel is one of the only places to offer reasonable rates along with kitchenettes and washing machines in each room. Although the website's English is scarce and hard to understand in places, reserving over the Internet can save you quite a bit. Breakfast is included in the … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

When you stay at the male-only Kapuseru Inn, you'll get a berth with all the usual amenities, plus access to a sauna, massage service, large bathroom, coin laundry and even a 'book corner' with reclining chairs. It's conveniently located a stone's throw from Susukino Station. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Mitsui Urban has many competitors in terms of price, but it's hard to beat as a place to crash right before you take an early-morning flight. It's actually connected to the terminal, so you can catch a lot more 'z's without worrying that you're going to miss your plane. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Attractive tatami-floored rooms and delicious meals are offered at this lovely place, located directly across from the Botanical Garden. It's a great base from which to enjoy the flavours of Hokkaido, and large clean baths are the perfect way to soothe away the day's travel aches… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located in a facility just behind the Gakuen-mae Station, this place is immaculately clean, has inexpensive dial-up Internet access, a relaxing Japanese-style bath as well as Western showers, and even those fancy wash-rinse-dry computerised toilet seats. Note: unmarried male/fema… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Business hotels on the whole are pretty bland, and the Sapporo Washington II is no exception; however, its location across from JR Sapporo Station makes it a fantastic place to stay if you're lugging suitcases and want to just park for a while while you sightsee around the city a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of five Sapporo-area Toyoko Inns, this hotel is bland, sterile, spic-and-span, friendly and efficient. If you're looking for a place to crash near the station, and don't necessarily need anything atmospheric, it's a great bet. A simple but healthy Japanese-style breakfast is … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Nicely furnished rooms are available here at great weekly prices, and include pleasant common areas with computers, washing machines, kitchenettes and parking. Though not quite as bargain-priced as the weekly rates, daily stays are also possible, at either the Weekly Sapporo or i… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Offers a late-night (after 11pm), but only if there are rooms still available. Parking is available. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a popular choice. The area also has several 'foot onsen' (ashiyu) where you can soak your tired feet. To get there, take the Jozankei-bound Donan or Jotetsu Bus and get off at the Jozankei stop. It's approximately an hour from JR Sapporo Station. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Conveniently located only a 10-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, but definitely not such a good deal. Older and very close to the noisy train tracks, it offers a choice of Western- and Japanese-style rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Part of the chain, which has a branch at JR station, this is another midrange branch if the one located near the station is full. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Part of the chain, which has a branch at JR station, this is another midrange branch if the one located near the station is full. Full Lonely Planet Review ›