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Hotel Livemax Sapporo Nakajima Park Grande in Sapporo
🌍 Japan, Sapporo, 3-1-26 Minami 9 -Jo Nishi
● Center: 1.7 km
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Max Cabin room
Wireless internet, air conditioning and private bathroom
150 USD
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Japanese Western Style room
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Description
In this hotel 61 room, 9 floors.
Policies and conditions
- Public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not possible) and costs JPY 1200 per day.
- WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
- Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 5 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
No cots are available.
No extra beds are available. - Pets are not allowed.
- Check in time: 15:00-22:00. Check out time: 10:00.
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Services and facilities
General
- 24-hour reception
- Elevator/lift
- Smoking areas
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
- Fire Extinguisher
Accessibility
- Accessibility features
Services and amenities
- Ironing
- Laundry
Meals
- Restaurant
- Vending machine
Internet
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Parking
- Parking
Business
- Conference Hall
Beauty and wellness
- Massage
- Spa
Pets
- Pets allowed
Street view
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Reviews
04.05.2026
Location is a big come on for this hotel. It is like 2-3 minutes walk from the nearest subway station that will connect you to Sapporo coty center, which is just 2 stations away. There is also nearby grocery store where you can buy your daily needs in affordable price. There is also an Onsen facility on basement floor, which is pretty spacious and relaxing. Service wise, the front desk personnel were not the most helpful nor attentive, but they will try to attend to your needs as long as you will ask and be able to communicate with them. English fluency maybe a bit questionable.
06.02.2026
Excellent
25.10.2023
the receptionist staff service was very good and friendly, the hotel rooms were very clean and very comfortable to rest. I recommend.
05.08.2022
Wish they could use better sheets.
19.05.2022
[Understanding management in all]
I sent the luggage from Honshu at the time of check-in and confirmed that the delivery was completed on the plane.
When I arrived at this hotel and told that, I said, "I have no luggage."
I asked the front desk to check the slip, delivery completion screen, address, name, etc., but there was no luggage.
It seems that the staff of other affiliated stores were doing it without permission after 15:00 while exchanging for several tens of minutes.
This is annoying in itself, but it hasn't been sent, and the attitude of not knowing anything to the person who sent it is extremely worst.
Also, I stayed for 5 nights and 3 nights for 8 nights, but there was no cleaning during my stay.
There was a guide saying that there was free cleaning on the 7th day of the stay, so I told the front desk, but cleaning is charged unless one reservation is 7 nights or more.
Isn't it strange even though it says the length of stay? I asked for confirmation, but in the end I spent time in a room that was not informed of anything and was not cleaned.
The room can be large, but I can't trust it because everything from luggage management to hygiene management to explanations to guests is sloppy.
I will never stay at this affiliated hotel again.
I sent the luggage from Honshu at the time of check-in and confirmed that the delivery was completed on the plane.
When I arrived at this hotel and told that, I said, "I have no luggage."
I asked the front desk to check the slip, delivery completion screen, address, name, etc., but there was no luggage.
It seems that the staff of other affiliated stores were doing it without permission after 15:00 while exchanging for several tens of minutes.
This is annoying in itself, but it hasn't been sent, and the attitude of not knowing anything to the person who sent it is extremely worst.
Also, I stayed for 5 nights and 3 nights for 8 nights, but there was no cleaning during my stay.
There was a guide saying that there was free cleaning on the 7th day of the stay, so I told the front desk, but cleaning is charged unless one reservation is 7 nights or more.
Isn't it strange even though it says the length of stay? I asked for confirmation, but in the end I spent time in a room that was not informed of anything and was not cleaned.
The room can be large, but I can't trust it because everything from luggage management to hygiene management to explanations to guests is sloppy.
I will never stay at this affiliated hotel again.
30.07.2021
For the price this hotel is hard to beat! We found it to be clean, convenient and very reasonable. Others are twice as expensive for the same room. Smoking is allowed in the hotel although are room did not smell at all. Would come back!
11.01.2019
For the price, this hotel was an excellent value. The room was large and comfortable, the location was convenient, and the staff were helpful. The room had a large western style bed, although it was extremely firm. If I were accustomed to sleeping on a futon I'm sure it would have been just fine, but as someone who always sleeps on a Western mattress I found it to be uncomfortable. Overall, I would definitely stay at this hotel again. I feel they could charge much more than they do given the quality.
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Cafe and Restaurants near hotel
Restaurant «別邸「仲じま」/ 北海和匠 「仲じま」» (2 min)
Restaurant «Kirin Beer Garden Main Nakajima Park shop» (3 min)
Cafe «Sapporo Park Hotel» (4 min)
3-chōme-1-1 Minami 10 Jōnishi
Reviews15.02.2026
Excellent stay in Sapporo with great service. The staff speak fluent English and were very helpful. The room was very clean and well arranged. For the location, you can walk through the hotel’s path to Nagajimakoen Station Exit 1—it’s not as far as Google Maps suggests, and there’s also an elevator nearby, which is super convenient. The bathroom was big. Overall, a very comfortable and pleasant stay.
13.01.2026
Not sure where to start. This is NOT a 5 star hotel. This is maybe 3 stars.
For a hotel that would have guests spending millions of dollars a year here they clearly just stick that profit in their back pockets.
This hotel is OLD and STUCK in 2006.
- The rooms need to be renovated & the furniture needs to be updated.
- The bathroom is so tiny, the tub-shower is tight for a couple.
- The mattress is old and saggy.
- The TV is so small and old you can only watch free to air channels or swipe your credit card to PAY for movies!! The TV is from 2010!
- The aircon is set to warm and they don’t let you change the temp - and the window is locked shut so you have NO chance at fresh air!
- They give you one metal key per room, and there is no hotel security (ie keycards for lifts and getting into the front door of the hotel)
- They also wanted $270 per head for breakfast for 7 nights stay - that’s near $40 a day for breakfast…that is absurd!
To top all of that off, booking.com had our booking correct… but the hotel had us checking out one day early and weren’t helpful in rectifying the problem. They told us to book another night and pay for it on booking.com….. so I can’t say the service was great at all.
This hotel is a rip off and a lie for a 5-star stay and the most disappointing stay I’ve had in my 6 weeks in Japan.
For a hotel that would have guests spending millions of dollars a year here they clearly just stick that profit in their back pockets.
This hotel is OLD and STUCK in 2006.
- The rooms need to be renovated & the furniture needs to be updated.
- The bathroom is so tiny, the tub-shower is tight for a couple.
- The mattress is old and saggy.
- The TV is so small and old you can only watch free to air channels or swipe your credit card to PAY for movies!! The TV is from 2010!
- The aircon is set to warm and they don’t let you change the temp - and the window is locked shut so you have NO chance at fresh air!
- They give you one metal key per room, and there is no hotel security (ie keycards for lifts and getting into the front door of the hotel)
- They also wanted $270 per head for breakfast for 7 nights stay - that’s near $40 a day for breakfast…that is absurd!
To top all of that off, booking.com had our booking correct… but the hotel had us checking out one day early and weren’t helpful in rectifying the problem. They told us to book another night and pay for it on booking.com….. so I can’t say the service was great at all.
This hotel is a rip off and a lie for a 5-star stay and the most disappointing stay I’ve had in my 6 weeks in Japan.
30.12.2025
Rooms are spacious but the bathroom is a little claustrophobic. I can reach the ceiling without difficulty.
Perfect location! Get out, turn left and you're at Nakajima Park! The train station is less than 50 steps away from the hotel.
You can choose a buffet breakfast or the traditional Japanese set food meal.
Bonus: if you opt not to clean your room, they will give free beers!
Cons: you can smell the cigarette smell from the other room.
Perfect location! Get out, turn left and you're at Nakajima Park! The train station is less than 50 steps away from the hotel.
You can choose a buffet breakfast or the traditional Japanese set food meal.
Bonus: if you opt not to clean your room, they will give free beers!
Cons: you can smell the cigarette smell from the other room.
30.12.2025
The hotel and rooms are showing signs of wear, but the hospitality was excellent. However, I couldn’t understand why, in such a large hotel, the breakfast area was so small.
I stayed for five days, and most mornings, I had to wait in line for an empty table, which is unusual compared to my experiences at other hotels worldwide. I recommend evaluating the number of guests in relation to the space needed for breakfast. Many guests have schedules or rides to catch, and nobody wants to waste time waiting.
I stayed for five days, and most mornings, I had to wait in line for an empty table, which is unusual compared to my experiences at other hotels worldwide. I recommend evaluating the number of guests in relation to the space needed for breakfast. Many guests have schedules or rides to catch, and nobody wants to waste time waiting.
13.12.2025
Having stayed a number of times at Sapporo station and Susukino areas, I’ve targeted Nakajima Park area this round for a different experience. The key criteria of the Nakajima Park area hotel has to be near a subway station entrance as it’s winter so I may opt not to drive during the evenings. Eventually we settled at Sapporo Park Hotel given its proximity to the subway station entrance. It’s also the hotel which I stayed for the longest period among the 9 hotels in my 17 days trip but yet also the one that fell short of expectations. I will rate it as a 3 stars stay.
Upon arrival, the lobby looks impressive and reminiscent of a 5 stars hotel. As we reached the hotel in the late evening, there was nobody to help out with our luggages which we duly understand given the unusual arrival timing.
The room as expected, was aged and in need of a major revamp. That is probably why the hotel is going to under a major revamp come 2026. It’s however clean and is well equipped, so it served its need sufficiently. The view out of the window gave a magnificent view of Nakajima Park, which made a good venue for a morning stroll before starting the long day of sight-seeing.
What let the hotel down was the front desk service. The front desk, being the cover page of the hotel, did not give a good impression. The Japanese front desk lady who did my room check-in spoke the best English among all that I’ve met in my 17 days travel. Despite her English capability, she was the most complacent and just wanted to do a quick job and as a result, didn't provide me with all the information required as a room guest. For instance, she didn’t ask whether I drove so as to brief me on the necessary parking process information. She only seemed interested to do a quick check-in and collect the room fees. It’s only after I reached my room, did I realised that I was not asked for the car plate number nor provide me information on the parking, so I’ve to make a call to the front desk and was told to bring my parking coupon to them the next morning….
During the 4th day of our stay, I went to the front desk to check if the hotel has a lost and found section as kiddo left an earmuff at the lobby the previous night. The staff who manned the front desk happened to be the one who checked me in during the first night, she called the cleaning department in my presence, to find out if they have found any. But when the cleaning department did not pick up the phone after 5 seconds, she immediately told me that they did not find any. If I need to put a word on her work attitude, it has to be “sloppy” and she has let the hotel down. Her sloppy service attitude essentially removed 1 star from the hotel rating, else if her service was up to the usual standard as per the other 8 hotels I’ve stayed in during this trip, I would have rated the hotel 4 stars.
Upon arrival, the lobby looks impressive and reminiscent of a 5 stars hotel. As we reached the hotel in the late evening, there was nobody to help out with our luggages which we duly understand given the unusual arrival timing.
The room as expected, was aged and in need of a major revamp. That is probably why the hotel is going to under a major revamp come 2026. It’s however clean and is well equipped, so it served its need sufficiently. The view out of the window gave a magnificent view of Nakajima Park, which made a good venue for a morning stroll before starting the long day of sight-seeing.
What let the hotel down was the front desk service. The front desk, being the cover page of the hotel, did not give a good impression. The Japanese front desk lady who did my room check-in spoke the best English among all that I’ve met in my 17 days travel. Despite her English capability, she was the most complacent and just wanted to do a quick job and as a result, didn't provide me with all the information required as a room guest. For instance, she didn’t ask whether I drove so as to brief me on the necessary parking process information. She only seemed interested to do a quick check-in and collect the room fees. It’s only after I reached my room, did I realised that I was not asked for the car plate number nor provide me information on the parking, so I’ve to make a call to the front desk and was told to bring my parking coupon to them the next morning….
During the 4th day of our stay, I went to the front desk to check if the hotel has a lost and found section as kiddo left an earmuff at the lobby the previous night. The staff who manned the front desk happened to be the one who checked me in during the first night, she called the cleaning department in my presence, to find out if they have found any. But when the cleaning department did not pick up the phone after 5 seconds, she immediately told me that they did not find any. If I need to put a word on her work attitude, it has to be “sloppy” and she has let the hotel down. Her sloppy service attitude essentially removed 1 star from the hotel rating, else if her service was up to the usual standard as per the other 8 hotels I’ve stayed in during this trip, I would have rated the hotel 4 stars.
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