R&B Hotel Sapporo-KitasanNishini

The only good thing about this is that it is easily accessible near Sapporo Station, and that you can keep your luggage without time restrictions on the day of check-in and check-out (though there are two). It's near the station, it's near the tracks, and you can't help but hear the train as it reflects off the surrounding buildings. It is difficult to completely hear when changing rooms, and for this reason, earplugs are provided in amenities. I think it's because the sound insulation of the buildings is poor when the noise of the trains is obvious, and the standard specifications of the buildings in this hotel chain are bad. Rooms have unnecessarily large hallway space (living space is usually large) and unit baths are not large (only enough for half bathing). It is a dream and a dream to soak up to your shoulders.) The image is that of a single room in a business hotel chain with only a widened hallway. The refrigerator is also small. The last thing I understand is that the price when you sign up on the day is lower than the difference between the price of the breakfast plan and the no-show plan. I think it is usually cheaper to have a somewhat more comfortable accommodation plan for the same amount. The menu is also poor for the price, and other business hotel chains should offer something satisfying if you pay a little more. I was amazed to see a linen wagon being carried on an elevator used by guests around 7:30. At other chains, the cleaning staff start glancing at you around 9am, after the peak checkout period, and you are greeted. I was lost until the end compared to the hotel chains that regularly stay, but I chose to try it out, but there is no next stay.

They said it was being renovated, but it was very beautiful. The room was twin, but the bath and toilet were separated, making it very easy to use. The amount of water in the shawer is a little weak, but it's a passing point.

It is close to JR Sapporo Station on the Subway Tōhō Line and is easily accessible. The front desk is on the second floor. I arrived before 3pm, but it seems to cost about 1200 yen to check in early. They'll make you wait in the lobby before you do. You can get 2 points for extra amenities because you booked with the ladies plan. Other basic amenities such as lotion and emulsion are also available from the bar. The rooms are not very large, but the basics are available so it is comfortable. I want to use it again when I travel to Sapporo. There are also a clock tower, a Seiko Mart and a Seven nearby, so shopping and gourmet food are also satisfying.