Sapporo International Youth Hostel

The place is fine for a few days, purely as somewhere to sleep. You have to go all the way to the bottom floor for a shower, and the showers aren’t open between 1000 and 1500, so say goodbye to any sort of lie in. Which you won’t need anyway because there’s a hard curfew of midnight at which point the door is locked, so you won’t be able to enjoy any sort of proper night out anyway.

The staff was friendly, and both the room and the facilities were very clean. The room had a decent amount of space, and staying in a traditional Japanese-style tatami room was an interesting and enjoyable experience. The bathrooms were clean and available on every floor, which was very convenient. The only thing I was unhappy about was being charged an additional ¥600 tax at check-in. This was unexpected because I had already paid taxes when I made the booking. The location was okay. There isn’t much nearby, and you’ll need to walk about 10 minutes to find more places to eat, but there is a 7-Eleven close by. Overall, it was a good stay.

Very convenient and cheap! Was a great place to crash after a long set of flights. You do have to rent towels, but other than that no critiques.

가성비숙소로 괜찮습니다. 근처 큰마트도 있고요~

대학생 자녀와 4박 했습니다. 역에서 가까워서 좋았어요. 깨끗하고 조용합니다. 객실에서 화장실, 목욕탕과 샤워실이 따로 있어도 불편하지 않았어요. 삿포로에서 이 가격에 4박을 할수 있다는거 자체만으로도 대만족이예요. 대부분이 일본인 숙박객이었어요.