Stayed here for 2 nights during the Sapporo Snow Festival. This is a basic japanese chain hotel, so room is small but clean and comfortable. Room has a separate toilet and shower. Double bed is small but comfortable, and can fit an asian couple. Hotel has a small onsen which is nice. But i am not sure if this is... More

My husband and I stayed here for one night after our flight from Sapporo was canceled. It is a business hotel so the rooms were small, but clean and comfortable. The onsen was quite good, and the buffet breakfast, although we paid exttra, was very good. The room cost us just 7400yen or so for a double bed, booked on... More

Dormy Inn Sapporo has all the basic amenities of a Japanese hotel, i.e. sleepwear, towels, toiletries, etc, and on top of that, it also has a mini kitchenette, equipped with a kettle and an IH heater. The common bath boasts a sauna, indoor and outdoor baths. Being in the Tanukikoji region does has some benefits, like being close to Susukino(5... More

stayed there over the Xmas holiday, very expensive on Christmas eve, but get back to reasonable level afterward. cannot expect a lot from these business hotel, very small room, but amazingly that they have a small stove inside the room. Did not pay for the extra 1000 yen breakfast, but seems good, with sashimi rice. also worth mentioning that they... More

In morning,I can taste that the breakfast is great and there are many choses for me to chose what to eat.Then,I can easily go shopping just walk out from the hotel. At night,I can enjoy the hot spring.They make me feel comfortable.After that,I can have the free noodles.Thats can save my money for dinner.I can chose the pillow that I... More

This is the 3rd different hotel I have stayed in Sapporo and the 2nd time at a Dormy Inn. We paid 6000 Yen per night for 2 people and that included breakfast buffet and also evening soba oyatsu. The breakfast was great! it had the usual Japanese staples and Western items as well as soup curry and salmon both are... More

This isn't your fancy luxury hotel. It's one of those that is affordable, is clean, effective and efficient. Plus in a great locale. 2 minutes walk from the sub-way station, and close to many eateries, shops, etc, etc. The room is small but it has all the key necessities -comfortable beds, clean bathroom, warm-seated toilet, a stove and sink area... More

I booked this inn via venere.com group for 9000 yen/night for double room. It was damn difficult to find this place although we already print out the map of the hotel. Apparently some of the key queue places were written in Japanese alphabet. To make it even difficult - apparently the word "Dormy Inn Sapporo" is only written on THEIR... More