Very clean

No sink in the bathroom, sink in the room makes it loud if anyone is waking up early, and you have to go to the room before you can wash the hands form the bathroom. Small kitchen.

Slippers are provided to walk around the property. Towels and toothbrushes provided along with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. There is an additional shower and toilet available on every floor. The room is snug, with some storage space under the bed, but it’s perfect if you’re gonna be out and about all day. Staff was extremely helpful. They helped me out when our luggage we shipped from another hotel did not arrive when expected. They also have a list of bars and restaurants they recommend available in the lobby/common area. Very close to the downtown area with bars and restaurants. 2 blocks away the nightlife is absolutely buzzing. During the day, you’re still close to the Sapporo TV Tower, Odori Park(gorgeous!), and the Clock Tower.

I really appreciate the crew and the welcomed I had. The hostel were huge with a nice useful kitchen. And the crew were very helpful. Everything was cleaned, shower very nice, were having a little closed box next to hour bed and lights in each bed. Very clean, very practical 🙂

Nothing about the hostel but about my roommates ahah, not them as person of course but please when you are in a dormitory do not open lights, turned the room's faucet on full blast, or making so much noise while packing your bag at 5AM !! Do it the evening before sleeping. I was very very tired when I came there I just needed a huge night but it was very complicated during this time. I understand that we have to pack and stuff but prepare everything before or take your stuff and do it outside of the room. 😅

Clean, updated, modern | walkable from Sapporo station with backpack; if luggage, consider subway | bed has privacy curtain and light | warm shower, towel/soap provided | small but functional kitchen, coffee/tea provided | small common area with hard furniture | solid WiFi |

Charge 200-yen to drop off luggage, while not expensive, disagree on principle | travel 9-months a year, 80% of time in hostels, have not experienced other hostel that charge, simply not market |

The location wasn’t too far from main spots in the city so even if your out late you can still walk back. Didn’t use the kitchen but was a cute communal space and nice for late night snacks (just make sure to be as quiet as possible). The staff was also very nice at check in and kindly explained everything to me.

The walls are a bit thin so you have to be a bit quiet and the sink shelf can be in the way as you wash your face. Stayed in a double so not much space except the walk into the room, but the beds where decent. U do get one free towel to use but if you stay for a longer period of time you have to purchase a new one (and though they clean your room once if you stay 4+ days)

The staff was extraordinarily kind and helpful. I asked them for restaurant recommendations and all three of them racked their minds to give me a good recommendation. I also asked whether they'd think it makes sense to go up Mt. Moiwa while it snows and whether I'd be able to see anything and they helped me make a decision. The kitchen is very well equipped and offers free tee and coffee. The rooms are nice and the showers and bathrooms are clean.

It is a little out of the way but I loved walking the streets in Sapporo so I didn't really mind.

Walking distance from the city center and streets full of vibe; it was clean and quiet; kitchen has all you need for cooking if you want to cook; the price was really discounted so it was not a problem to get a private room; the staff was nice

the public space is a bit small; the room was a bit too small, just a bed, a toilet and a tiny passage from the door to the bed. It would be nice to have more shelves or places for clothes and luggage inside the room and maybe some paintings on walls to feel a bit more homey

The great location, staff and facilities, especially for this price

They are bunk beds so the place is not exactly soundproof. And so on the first night someone snored so loud, that it almost seemed fake. And on the second night one of the other guests decided to listen to music on his phone speakers, at 2 in the morning.

The place looks to be freshly renovated and gives off a proper hotel atmosphere despite being a hostel. The furniture and appliances look nice and the entire building is neat and tidy. There is a shower room on each floor and a sink in each room. For those who like to cook there is a shared kitchen on the first floor.

The price is a bit steep for a hostel, but you also get a little extra value compared to other places I have stayed.

I went to Sapporo for the snow festival, and this hostel was at an amazing location only 15 minutes by foot from the ice sculpture exhibition in Susukino. Also, a less than 20min walk to the bus stop for the airport liner. The available amenities in the common kitchen blew my mind, incredible variety. The amenities provided in the room itself were also more than enough for a comfortable short stay.