Hotel Tokeidai

They had the best hairdryer (Nanocare's top-of-the-line model), which I used for the first time. It dried quickly and left my hair shiny after use. Of course, as other reviewers have said, the location is excellent. It's in a great location, with easy access to the underground pedestrian space from nearby buildings. There are also many convenience stores very close by, which makes it very convenient. There are also many good restaurants. I felt that this was probably the closest hotel to the Red Brick Square. The hotel was quiet, and I felt that the bedding was of very high quality. This is a very good hotel. Thank you very much.

I selected this hotel due to its promity to Sapporo Station and Odori Park where the Snow Festival is held, however the greatest down side of this hotel is that there is a flight of stairs of about 9 or 10 steps with odd angles from the street entrance to the reception ... no lift access from the street entrance to the reception, and I have to heave the luggage up myself (Soory only had vidoes that I cannot attached here ...) Also a rather dated hotel and another down side, is the moldy smell from the shower curtain in the bathroom. As it still uses the regulay room keys, I was asked to leave the key at the reception whenever I go out and there was once when I came back at noon, waited almost 5 minutes before I can get my key as the reception was unmanned. Probably all these explains its rate during the Snow Festival. However, this hotel is located not far from Grand Sapporo Hotel where the bus stop for New Chitose Airport bus is located, and this is the nearer option instead of going all the way to Sapporo Station for the bus if we are not taking the train.

Old retro beige wood and plastic cabinetry but extremely perfectly clean. I’ve stayed in not the cleanest hotels. This place, sheets were pressed and fresh. They give you a yukata cotton robe. One of the tiniest bathrooms but the price! Weird things: yes, steep brick flight of stairs to the first floor. You have to be able to lug your bag. But you have been taking a lot of stairs already in inaccessible Japan. It You