The room requires a password to enter, it is very safe, and the staff is friendly An industrial-style space, you can sit for a long time in the public area. I have plenty of time at work The upstairs bunk has no roof you can see the plumbing which is interesting and airy The bathroom toilet is clean, the dressing table is enough, very comfortable

There is no locker under the bed in the upstairs room, only downstairs, which is very inconvenient Larger luggage needs to be placed directly in the room and cannot be locked in the locker There is a locker with a lock that is very small and can only be used for backpacks. It needs to be placed obliquely to put it in

Very nice capsule hotel in the heart of Susukino, maybe 5 minutes walk away from the metro and 15 from Sapporo train station. The common space is nice and is possible, being careful to be always respectful of others, to make calls, eat, and relax. The beds are very comfortable, but the walls between one capsule and another aren't super insulated, so it's necessary to be quiet to don't disturb the others if you are very sensitive to small noises bring earplugs. The bathrooms and showers are clean. In general, if you are searching an economical but decent place were sleep in Sapporo, this is a very good option. I spent there 11 days and all was good. If you are planning to spend a lot of time in the room, is not the best option and a real (and more expensive) hotel is probably a better option.

honestly, considering the price point, is very difficult to complain. Is a little bit dark, but is not really a bad thing, is its character.

Review is for the capsule room, which blew my expectations away. Great value 👍👍 - Unique capsule hotel (the lounge is a theater) - Very comfy rooms - Not too crowded (never had an issue using the bathrooms) - Great wifi - Great for working in PST hours. The lounge is empty and quiet for calls after 12am - Location is perfect for susukuno area (barhopping) & for the snow festival - Close to food, train and restaurants - Great amenities

- No 3 prong plugs

I really liked this place! the location was good, close to a lot of different shops and places to eat. from the sapporo station, its about 3-4 stops with the metro line, which cost us 210 yen one way, so getting there was quite easy and cheap as well. The staff was really nice as well, i had quite a long conversation with some of the staff, where i got good recommendations for where to eat, and other places in sapporo and hokkaido we could check out. all in all i really recommend for people traveling alone or with friends!

You kind of hear everything everyone does, whenever someone leaves etc, but as it is a capsule hotel style, that is to be expected. still a 10/10 stay!

The hotel is very central, very easy check in and check out, comfortable bed and conform to the pictures online. The showers and toilets are very clean, the towel and soap, shampoo and conditioner are included.

Because there is no roof between the rooms, the rooms are in no way soundproof so you hear everything. It is also a bit too warm in the room section. The locker is a bit small, you cannot fit much more than a small backpack.

I loved Theatel! Such a great common area for working, or hanging out. Comfortable beds, even in the dormitory. Friendly, helpful staff, plus, a great location. SO central. Would stay again, and highly recommend.

The main issue was the dormitory had no soundproofing which made it quite loud (only if there were loud guests), as well as quite light throughout the night as it only has a thin curtain, and the top bunk has an open roof.

Location-wise, it's amazing for the price. It's in the heart of Susukino, so while I'm not a person who stays out late, if you're the bar-hopping to night owl type, this'll work. There is also a very spacious common area where you can stay to eat and drink a bit, and also to work like i did.

Even for capsule hotel standards, this was a little cramped for my liking - so if you're a big person then limit your expectation :)

Value is really good for a more private bed compared to other hostels. Felt almost like having a private room.

- Switch to turn on lights for bed were at the end of the bed. Would be nice if there was a switch at the entry. - shower stalls were pretty thin. I weigh about 78kg, which is average for my height, but it felt pretty cramped when taking a shower.

The bed was the most comfortable bed I've laid in Japan yet -- a pleasant surprise since it's a capsule hotel. The room was incredibly spacious as well making it very easy to stay in your capsule for a while. I reserved a mixed room but the receptionist still gave me the password for the female side to make it easier for me to go to the bathroom which was very thoughtful. Location-wise, it was very near to all food and bars in Sapporo. I totally recommend Theatel Sapporo to anyone who's travelling alone and wanting to stay in comfort and convenience. The lobby did surprise me since there was a small fashion show and it was also a bar but that added to the aesthetic of the accommodation.

Nothing to say here.

I like the shared bathroom. As expected of the Japanese, I love it. Clean, comfortable and blown away. Different from any other hostels for sure. There's also the washer and dryer too. Need to pay but affordable.

Well, I can't expect a lot. The bed space is of course, small. The bed is comfortable but the view ain't that great as I was on the '2nd floor' and all you could see was the industrial ceiling. I was pretty tired when I reached so I had no time to feel claustrophobic until I woke up.