A lovely, clean hotel in the entertainment district of Sapporo. The price was great and the room was clean and modern. As all hotels in Japan, the room was on the small side, but as we didn't spend a lot of time in it, it didn't concern us.

The hotel staff were also stellar. The workers at the front desk spoke English and were extremely helpful showing us places to go to on an English map, and held our luggage until we were ready to leave after we had already checked out.

i stayed in Ramada Sapporo Hotel for 2nights in july and really enjoyed my stay there. Rie Mizoguchi who handled our reservation spoke good english unlike some other hotels where both parties struggle to understand each other. The service provided was excellent and the our requests and queries were all met and answered. Being situated in the heart of susukino, the location of the hotel was perfect! Ramen alley is just 5min walk away and there are plenty of restaurants from cheap japanese fast food to high end restaurants all close by thus spoiling you for choice, Subway station is also a stone's throw away. As for the rooms, I booked the large twin room which i believe is much bigger than the double bed rooms. The beds are comfy and the the toilet though small is cleverly designed to make use of the limited space. I especially liked the start and stop button on the shower which some 5*hotels do not even have, Transport to ramada Hotel from new chitose airport via Chuo bus cost just 1000yen and the bus stops approx about 200meters away. Personally, Ramada Sapporo is by far much better than ANA Sapporo Hotel which i stayed in before, I will definately be back!

Only stayed 1 night at this property as the other hotel I had wanted was asking sky high rates for a Saturday.

Checked in at 11.30pm due to a flight delay because of the typhoon raging in Nagoya. Check-in was prompt by the 2 men manning the reception.

Room was typically small but as we were there only for a night literally to sleep, we were fine with the size. Perhaps not as comfortable with big suitcases.

Bathroom felt a little claustrophobic - mainly because there is a big step up to get in, and the ceilings were also lowered. Very odd design I thought. Good amenities provided though. They have a tie-up (i think) with Shiseido so they used their products - where you get a full sized shower cream, shampoo and conditioner, not to be taken away of course.

Very comfortable bed for very tired travelers!

And as mentioned in earlier posts, very good location for a decent night sleep. Close to the ramen alley. This hotel is just across the road from the Mercure Sapporo.

This hotel is about 5 minutes walk from Susukino subway station.
Room is clean and very comfortable. Hotel staffs are very helpful and super friendly.
They are all can speak English fluently.
Close to many good restuarant and shopping area.
Definitely be there again in the future.