Sapporo Hotel Guide - Okurayama Observatory hotels in Sapporo, Japan.

"Nice clean room and bathroom, really good location close to the hustle and bustle and the tram and train stations and Odori park. Lots of cute little cafes around too."

"Excellent location, just one block from Sapporo station underground path. Easy walk underground to most restaurants. Great public onsen for relaxing after long day skiing."

"The room was clean and had a good view o Sapporo city"

"Front desk was amazing. We arrived before check in time and left the luggage with them and went out exploring. When it was time to check-in, they had already sent the luggage to our room:) They were also very helpful in explaining about the shuttle bus. Breakfast buffet was the same everyday, and there was an option for a set meal at a Japanese restaurant too. "

"Had rooms with a park view--which was excellent during the Snow Festival. Rooms were clean and staff was friendly. Would stay here again."

"Everything was exactly how it looked online. Lots of space available, the only thing I would have preferred was there to be a door or curtain where people sleep. For some privacy and when needing the sink it was right at their beds."

"the location is excellent. We drive and can park the car downstairs. There is a very nice Starbucks house just 3 mins walk away. Within 10 mins walk you can find a very nice shopping mall (MaxValu Maruyama Class Store). The flat is spacious and sufficient for six of us. Two bathrooms are a valid advantage. The obly comment is the kitchen ware is highly insufficient for cooking. Also please add a coffee machine there will be nice."

"This is our second time staying here, and the experience remains just as impressive as the first. The consistency in quality is what keeps us coming back. The self-check-in process is seamless and makes arrival stress-free. We also really appreciate the full kitchen, which is well-equipped and perfect for preparing meals. It is also within walking distance to Aeon. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable stay."

"The apartment is very small, about 25-30 SQM maximum with a tiny low level table and chairs that take up too much space and are pointless. You have to eat on the edge of the bed. This is not an apartment but a cramped hotel room. Had issue with dryer as the lint hadn’t been cleaned and so dryer took 8 hours to dry before I fixed the problem. No cleaning products in the kitchen to wipe surfaces. Bedroom area cramped and wardrobe inaccessible as a result. No where to store suitcases. The management agent is responsive, but always in Japanese through the Hotels.com message board which you then have to copy piece-meal via Google. Very time consuming and stressful. The apartment is generally quiet and well located for the subway. Would not recommend"