Hotels for smokers in Hokkaido

It has a bit noise but the location is very close to JR and all the shopping area. The walls are thin, you can hear the other room door open sound for all night, as well as snoring from the next room.

Perfect location—super convenient! It’s only a 1–3 minute walk to Susukino and Hosui‑Susukino subway stations, Tanukikoji Shopping Street, the airport bus stop, and the bus to Sapporo Station. The hotel has a traditional style and offers a reasonable price, plus free breakfast, which is a nice bonus. The staff are polite, and although the room is quite small, it has everything you need. The outside...

The location for the stay was perfect, very convenient. Breakfast included as the photo attached below for the stay and it was really yummy. Very worth for money to stay in Sapporo.

The hotel has a very nice view and is located right in the middle of Sapporo city Center. The breakfast provided is good too!

Fantastic location. Rooms size is good. Lockers available. Parking also at the hotel. Overall everything is good. Check in is at 3pm. Paid laundry also avaliable

Check in process need to improve. To be smooth and fast. Everything just perfect

Room is adequate, typical Japanese hotel room, hot water bath tub turn onsen, free yes, free other amenities. Location is perfect, right in front of tram, and quick entrance to their underground walkway. This is extremely useful during winter time, bcos the road on surface is full of snows and icy road. The underground can go to either odori station or Sapporo station. Very convenient in deed for the...

Stayed here for 8 days. Rooms are small but it’s ok because i think that’s just the Japanese style. Service is low because they don’t clean rooms everyday, it has to be every 3 days. When it was the 3rd day, asked the housekeeper to clean it because she was outside our room, and she said she’ll clean tomorrow(when it’s already our 4th day that time). I just want hotels that clean daily because that...

I am currently staying here, Oct 3-9. American that does not speak the language. Hotel staff, front desk does not speak English so communication is not good. I am here because my wife was hospitalized after a fall on a cruise ship and will have surgery tomorrow. This was the closest I could find to stay on very short notice, about 5 to 6 miles away from the hospital. Restaurant is misleading in that...

You can get a good deal. However the carpet in the room was really dirty. The stains were visible. I think management should clean the carpets.

A compact room with pretty much all you need except the space.. we "semi queen size" bedroom.. bed is about 3/4 size of a standard queen size bed.. we like the location which is just beside a underpass entrance leading to most of the main train line stations .. less than 10 minutes walk from Sapporo station..

Rooms are clean and modern. Location is pretty good as it is close to some tourist sites and is decently close to the subway stop as well.

It was luxurious and I was very satisfied. The large public bath was also clean and comfortable. I would definitely like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

The food was a little too strong for our liking, but the content and quantity were just right. The Tamura Masaka show was really good. I was really impressed.

Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and the hot springs ♨️ were also great!

The hotel is large but the facilities are old. The only bright spot is the lake view outside the window.

The front desk staff was very serious and had a great attitude! When I left the hotel, the staff waved goodbye at the door, which was very touching!

The hotel is old and next to the railway track. The lights in the room are dim and every switch is old. It costs nearly $3000 RMB a night. I think the cost performance is too low!

This was the last lodging on my Hokkaido trip. I chose a 10-tatami room. It was very spacious and clean, and even with two futons laid out, there was still plenty of room around, making it easy to pack and relax. The hot spring on the top floor was also spacious, with hot, normal, and lukewarm water options available in the inner bath, and just one normal-temperature bath in the open-air bath. The...

I really enjoyed this hot spring hotel. On Mondays, it was so crowded that the entire place was practically reserved. It's said that the former shogunate soldier, Hijikata, bathed there. The water is a saline spring. The dinner was rich and delicious, especially the stew. It was perfect for enjoying a leisurely meal while looking out at the sea.

h is very quiet and clean. This time I stayed in a tatami room. The view outside is also good. You can see the sea. There is a hot spring on one side, which should have some therapeutic effect. From inside, you can see the scenery of the surrounding city, so it is not so isolated.

It has a nice onsen, loved it. Entrance is big and it has own big parking area front of the hotel which was very comfortable.

Polite staff who personally show you the room when we checked in. Breakfast and dinner were both great too. Not a fan of Crab (kani) but they have that as an all you can eat item. Love the squid and seaweed miso soup though. Also great view from the room and also fantastic onsen. However, I gave a 4 star as there was a used face mask in one of the yukata. Not good in this heightened outbreak period...

This is my favorite onsen resort in Hakodate. The rooms are simple but comfortable. The dinner and breakfast buffets are excellent, with fresh food that changes daily. The seafood is the star of the show (not surprising for squid city), but the rest of the food is very good too. There is a convenience store with lots of local sweets available. The rooftop onsen is wonderful, especially the open...

I understand that the hotel’s breakfast hours are from 6:30 am to 9:00 am, and we arrived at 9:02 am, slightly late as we were packing our luggage and preparing to check out. By then, the kitchen staff were already putting away the food and preparing to close the breakfast area. I quickly took a bowl of soup from what was still available. However, one of the kitchen staff members looked at me and rolled...

I have stayed many times, but for the first time I knew the room could be so spacious, and looking back at the fire escape picture, it turned out to be the largest room on the entire floor. Being a member, booked directly on the hotel website but showed only 1 room left, because traveling with friends needed 2 rooms, did not expect to even be able to book 2 rooms on Trip.Com.

It was clean and nice. It's close to the station and convenient for transportation.

Toyoko-inn is always my prefer choice of hotel when visit Japan. It’s good location, cleanliness, facilities & free breakfast lol. This time, it also did not fail me. Will book again if I to visit ASAHIKAWA next time.

Standard Toyoko Inn. A little worn but clean. Easy to use with signage in English.

Great, great, great, great. This hotel is really good. My friend and I stayed at this hotel. The price of this hotel is very cheap in Japan. It is also close to JR. Although the breakfast is not rich, it is free. In Japan, it is an absolute advantage. There is a lot of snow near the hotel, but because it is close to the city center, it is cleaned up in time.

Was greeted by friendly owner and able to check in before 3pm.

Located right next to the track. Train enthusiasts should love this place

Ideal for backpackers. Netwalk is the cheapest option. Traditional Japanese rural architecture. Distance from the station: about 1 kilometer. Washing machine, dryer, bathroom essentials. Hairdryer, water dispenser, refrigerator—all available. One's own private room. Sharing two toilets. Drawback: Only one bathroom.

The landlord was welcoming, and the place was clean. There was communal hot water and free tea on the first floor. There was a coin laundry and dryer; laundry detergent cost extra, and you needed to inform the landlord before using the dryer. Unfortunately, there weren't even decent blankets! It's a 950-meter walk from Abashiri Station. The nearest convenience store is 1.4km, the nearest small supermarket...

Close to JR station, the owner is attentive and friendly

I'm very satisfied with the stay at such a low price.

Helpful staff. Relaxing and comforting resort. nice room with hot spring.

We had an excellent stay at this hotel, and surprisingly, most of the staff speak excellent English, which made our trip even more enjoyable. Not to mention, the outdoor onsen is incredibly soothing—bathing while snowflakes gently fall around you is truly an unforgettable experience. The only downside of this hotel is its location. If you’re not traveling with a group or don’t have your own car, you...

Beautiful hotel, nice interior and onsen. Very clean.  Overall is good except there is no restaurant nearby the hotel, need to walk for 10-20 minutes to go to the nearest restaurants. Short breakfast time. The onsite shops and bar open at certain hours only.

Excellent stay! The food was delicious, and the service was very professional. I also appreciated the airport shuttle service. The hotel views were stunning. We had a wonderful time in Abashiri and will definitely visit again.

Very good dinner Clean and spacious room Great outdoor onsen

Very good dinner Clean and spacious room Great outdoor onsen

I have stayed there for 6 days. Every morning, we were greeted by the energetic and friendly staff who are preparing the breakfast when we pass by. For every single day, the same amount of energy which makes us feel home. They served simple yet good food and we really enjoy it. Every night, when we come back after a long, cold day of trip outside, the staff served hot soup which is suitable. The staff...

The hotel was in a good location near subway Toho line exit 21 or opposite street exit 24 with elevator access. Check in process really simple using the machine with passport scanner and room card issued for each person. Staff greeted us nicely and explained the room cleaning schedule (once every 3 day is must and optional (eco cleaning) for other days.). You can get all amenity from the front desk...

1. Affordable Price & High Value: Prices are relatively low compared to similar hotels in Japan, especially advantageous in major cities or near train stations. 2. Convenient Location: Most locations are close to JR/subway stations, within a 5-10 minute walk, making travel very convenient. 3. Clean and Standardized Rooms: Although not large, rooms are fully equipped with basic amenities (bed, desk...

This was my first time staying here because it was cheap, but it was clean enough for a room only stay and I felt safe staying there. Also, the drinks in the vending machines were cheap, which was nice.

Although it's close to Exit 21 of the underground passage, there's no elevator; it's recommended to use Exit 24, which has an elevator. The hotel is located in a small alley next to the ANA Crown Hotel. The bed was a bit firm.

The hotel has an excellent location, just a five-minute walk from Sapporo Station. A complimentary breakfast is included with the stay; while the selection is limited, everything is delicious. For those driving, there is a private parking lot nearby, but please note that it's open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. If you're leaving at 7:30 AM like I was, and your flight requires an early departure, you won...

The hotel is located by a big lake. The facilities are good. The spa at the open space is charming. Quite a good hotel.

Aged hotel but clean, view is good facing to the lake. Buffet for dinner and breakfast don't expect too much. 😕

Aged hotel but clean, view is good facing to the lake. Buffet for dinner and breakfast don't expect too much. 😕

The breakfast buffet was excellent. We had all-you-can-eat seafood bowls (salmon roe, salmon, tuna, and squid), and the salad was delicious. The room was so spacious it felt unbelievable for a single room.

The top floor had a great view. It's in the annex, so if you want a better stay, you'll have to go to the new building. We were able to check in around 1:40 PM, and the receptionist spoke excellent English. The dinner was excellent and delicious. The breakfast selection was reduced, and the quality was significantly lower, but the bread was superb, with a nice wheaty aroma. Fatal flaw: The mattress...

View is excellent, however the whole building is ageing and not in good maintenance. Services is also poor.

Hotel Sun City Hakodate is a business hotel located in Matsukazecho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido. On June 24, 2022, I took the Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry from Oma to Hakodate. From there, drive through Hakodate city. Arrived at Hotel Suncity Hakodate. The parking lot is next to the hotel and is very spacious. the outside looks like this. The lobby is very large. On this day, I was in room 501 on the 5th floor...

Conveniently located a short walk away from the hakodate train station, reception was warm and welcoming, the room is spacious, clean and comfortable, overall a great place to stay for a short trip in hakodate

Quite easy to find, just straight ahead after arriving in Hakodate station (this is NOT where the Shinkansen stops). Front desk is friendly but the English is not very good. Tattoos are not allowed in the hot tub. Breakfast set is cheap, but not that great. Room is quiet but only 1sachet for green tea. Better go to convenience store nearby.

Very clean and comfortable room and in a convenient area

Not very convenient on snowy days though it is near a tram station. However service is good but room is a bit small and squeeze.

Average hotel. Cheap price. Was tidy but didn't find the service was that great.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Close to the station. Great breakfast

Nice place near subway station Small room Nice staff Cold temperature

Clean and pleasant hotel near a Aeon shopping mall and subway. Good place but budget oriented.

the location is ok. nice to have aeon mall next to it.

Great place with great rooms with easy access to the slopes. The hot springs is a must and is extremely easy for foreigners to use. Would recommend for anyone wanting a cheap but pleasant stay in niseko.

This hotel was about a five-minute walk from the ski equipment rental shop and the ski resort. It also had a hot spring sauna, which was great!

The room is nice, there is a greenhouse to store ski equipment, hot springs to soak in, and it's a five-minute walk from the ski resort

The first time I went skiing in Hokkaido, I chose Niseko. We went there during the peak season and booked late. Niseko is a popular place, so it was hard to find a hotel that was actually available and reasonably priced. Many ski hotels with good value for money and close to the ski resorts were fully booked early, or they were luxury hotels that were several times more expensive. Finally, after looking...

We stayed in a Japanese-style room with bathroom, which was relatively new. The hotel is very close to the ski lift, on the cross street, which is very convenient for shopping at night. Hirafu Welcome Center is not far from the hotel, about 200 to 300 meters away. The room faces Mount Yotei. The public bath in the hotel has hot springs, which also face Mount Yotei. It is recommended to go there after...

I was very skeptical given that this is the “budget” option compared to the super expensive hotels and resorts in the area. Plus the pictures look pretty bad. But we booked last minute and it was either this or a 3x more expensive hotel. So we decided to give it a try and I’m so glad we did!! Overall the hotel is old and gives grandma vibes. But it’s Japanese old and everything is super well maintained...

This was my third time staying here. The staff's service was excellent, making my stay very pleasant. I'd love to visit again.

They helped with my luggage upon arrival, and provided a check-in service. They speak fluent English. I booked a room with a private onsen (hot spring bath), which overlooked the canal – the view was amazing! There was also a massage chair. The complimentary wagashi (Japanese sweets) were delicious, and the mini-fridge was stocked with free drinks. Dinner was also quite good.

This hotel is excellent in every aspect. The staff are incredibly friendly and, despite limited English, they make a genuine effort to communicate. Three staff members were waiting outside for our check-in, and they escorted us all the way to the door during check-out. The location is super convenient, right next to the Otaru Canal, and it's a quick walk to Otaru Station. The hotel offers a lounge...

This is my second time here, and I'm completely satisfied with everything. The hospitality, in particular, is exceptional, making it my number one hotel to stay at again!

Perfect location and status Additionally, spa is my best experience

Clean and accommodating, right in front of the canal and minutes from Denuki Koji and Sakaimachi street. Nice onsen and Japanese breakfast buffet

I didn’t stay here. But stop to ask direction because I was quite lost to go Takasago Onsen (stop at the wrong bus stop). The staff was very kind to show me the direction (with some motivation). He spoke good English. So thank you to him I have arrived my hotel safely.

The location is not so good, far from the center of Asahikawa, but it is on a hilltop with a view of the city from the room. The refrigerator is a normal household refrigerator and it cools well, but the freezer is not usable. On the other hand, the air conditioner is not very effective. Breakfast is served on a Japanese-Western fusion plate + drink bar, which is fine. Recommended for those who want...

Receptionist can talk a bit English. At night is difficult to find this hotel, very dark around. The room is very old, furnitures are deteriorated. Breakfast is ok for the first day. For the second day is nearly same as the first day. Will not recommend to friends.

Wonderful hotel for family stay. Spa and playroom provided. Extraordinary view to whole Asahikawa city! A bit far away from central but worthy to stay for 2 nights!!!

We stayed here for 2 nights, the hotel is located quite a distance from the city and is near the ski lifts and golf range, the reception is friendly and the hotel rooms are well-kept and clean. There are also public baths available for free..

This was a wonderful experience just remember the onsen closes in the morning so wake up and go

Was here for the day use onsen. Great quality of water for experienced Japan traditional onsen explorers. It’s an old hotel so facility is a bit outdated. One big tub max 6 people at once. Small changing area. Onsen plus towels rental were ¥550+¥100.

Overall my room was clean. In terms of presentation, it is more on the old, worn-out side like it could use a new coat of paint & wallpaper. The hallways, my room, & bedding had a particular smell. I asked for a room with no/minimal cigarette smell, which I think they did, so I think the smell is just from how old the building is. It's not a bad smell, just off-putting like I wonder how often they...

It was a wonderful hot spring. I stayed for two nights but wish I could have stayed a little longer.

The hotel facilities are too old and there is no elevator. You have to change into slippers when you enter the gate. It feels like you have entered a bathhouse. The room looks like a domestic hotel in the 1990s.

It is a little far from Hakodate city, but very close to the airport. The facilities may be a little lacking compared to the surrounding ryokans, but the breakfast and dinner more than make up for it. The staff are friendly, and there is a female staff member who speaks Korean well, so there is no inconvenience at all.

The hotel has a natural hot spring and the food is pretty good, but the room facilities are too old. There is no air conditioning, only an old-fashioned air cooler, and the tatami is equipped with a thick quilt. The staying experience is unsatisfactory.

The family who own and run this Pension are great hosts! We were made to feel very special and thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

The family that owns and runs this pension are fantastic. I’ve never experienced more considerate and generous host anywhere. Highly recommend

These are lovely people who are genuinely just nice people. They have run this pension for 40 years and its 3rd generation, all whom which still work their bar the Patriach Granfather whosed passed. The Matriach Grandma still works here at 92. Her daughter and husband run the place and do all the cleaning and cooking and daily chores along with their extremely helpful daughter. The pension is 200...

We stayed for one wonderful week, with 1 room for 3, and 1 double room for 1. Our hosts provided for everything, including delicious dinners, one a sushi dinner and the other a pork based dinner. Both were beautifully done and a great way to experience traditional Japanese food. As a bonus for skiiers the Inn was only about 200 yards from the Annupuri gondola and walking distance to a variety of...

Amazing place, the host family were really nice and made you feel very comfortable, it also close to the Annupuri ski area. Breakfast were included and it was delicious😊😊😊👍👍👍

This pension was a delightful find for our first trip to the Niseko ski area. It was about 200 yards from the Annupuri gondola and quad chair. Takeshi-san and Naoko-san were very gracious and helpful hosts. Breakfast (a variety, each day was different) was included and we arranged two dinners, one sushi based and the other pork based. Very enjoyable! They also have a selection of delicious homemade...

Great views! Friendly staff! Well furnished. Strongly recommended for young (at heart!) travelers!

The guesthouse has got a very good view. Owners are very friendly.

It's not near the city center really, but I'd say that staying here is worth the extra effort. The view is spectacular, overlooking the bay. The staff is very nice and personable. The rooms are well kept and spacious too. Definitely recommend it

Hakodate is one of my favorite places in Japan, and this guest house is one of the best I've ever stayed in. The location is inconvenient but the owner (who also owns a vintage Ferrari) will happily give you rides to and from the JR station. Plus, you can overlook the city from the guesthouse which is a beautiful view. The house itself was clean and cozy, and incredibly well decorated in vintage things...

hallways, stairs and first floor can get pretty cold - don’t think the heater was on? room smelled musty and bed was squeaking with every toss and turn

The shower was a little old, but the room had been renovated and was very clean. The beds had curtains, so even though it was a guesthouse, I was able to have some privacy. The price was also reasonable, even during the holidays. If I ever go to Hakodate again, I'd definitely like to stay here again.

the location is good, about 1 km far from the shopping street. the room is lovely also.

the location is good, about 1 km far from the shopping street. the room is lovely also.

Guest house Hakodate Bay is super nice and well located it’s an easy walk over to the train station and the owner is super kind and friendly, he’ll even give some really good restaurant recommendations the rooms are a bit packed but well worth it. I highly recommend it for those on the go solo travelers, and if you’re a huge one piece fan there’s a picture frame in the stairwell that has a one piece...

The location is near the station and very close to the scenic spots. It is very convenient. Although it is not until three o'clock, I can go out to play while leaving my luggage there. I can buy things at convenience and make a meal there. The boss is very friendly.

Female toilets not on every floor. Had less amenities than I would have liked..

Good location and friendly staff

The location is great. In font the station.

It was cosy and not costly, great location and i think i would rec it to others if youre looking for sort of a backpacker design layout but with your own room

Located right outside 18-jo Station, it's very convenient for subway users and those who have business at Hokkaido University. The staff were very friendly and the explanations were easy to understand. The building is clean, and the obvious places are generally well-cleaned. You can only go up and down by stairs, so it's probably best not to bring a big suitcase. The room looks cramped at first glance...

staff is nice. Location is ok (very near to station) but not central central Sapporo. Room with concrete floor and does not feel very clean to be honest.