Ryokans in Sapporo

ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Sapporo features a sauna and a hot spring bath, as well as air-conditioned accommodations in the center of Sapporo, 1.1 miles from Sapporo Station.

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Brigitta

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Switzerland

cleanliness; weiteratmosphere ; cozy beds ; furniture ; onsen

17 miles from Sapporo Station, Hatagoya Jozankei Shoten-Adult Only offers 3-star accommodations in the Jozankei Onsen district of Sapporo.

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Maksim

From

Russia

Comfortable room in japanese style, onsen, dinner

Only a 10-minute walk from JR Sapporo Train Station, Nakamuraya Ryokan offers Japanese-style accommodations with a history of over 100 years.

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Denny

From

United States

I liked that the property was Conley a few minutes walk to the Sapporo station, odori park, and a lot more places 😇! There’s also a 7 11 a block or two away!

Jozankei Onsen Yurakusoan features a spa center and free private parking, and is within 17 miles of Sapporo Station and 20 miles of Shin-Sapporo Station.

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Bernard

From

Canada

Overall the stay was excellent starting with being greeted at the entrance and in the lobby by staff. This property is very clean with everyone leaving their outdoor shoes at lockers at the front and using socks provided by the Onsen. Our room was spacious with a sitting room and bath with a cypress hot tub. In the afternoons there were a number of teas available for tasting and in the evening there was ramen. The Onsen was wonderful with several different pools including cold plunges and saunas. There were 4 private baths that were generally available when we wanted to utilize them. The Japanese breakfast was delicious and provided multiple small bites that allowed guests to try many different flavours and textures of food. The staff were very friendly and helpful explaining some of the different foods.

Chalet Ivy Jozankei offers a sauna and free private parking, and is within 17 miles of Sapporo Station and 20 miles of Shin-Sapporo Station.

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Alejandro

From

United States

It was an amazing stay. We loved every second of it. It was so hospitable, tranquil, beautiful, delicious meals, amazing amenities and rooms as well as the grounds, onsen, and charming town with delicious local cuisine. A must stay if you're traveling to Hokkaido. We have already decided we have to return as soon as possible!

17 miles from Sapporo Station, Kuriya Suizan provides 5-star accommodations in the Jozankei Onsen district of Jozankei. This ryokan offers free private parking and a 24-hour front desk.

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Robert

From

United States

This was the best onsen experience I've ever had. Room was amazing with a sauna and onsen actually in the room. However, it was the staff and the chef that made the stay the best ever! They took into consideration an allergy my son had to certain food type and went above and beyond to accommodate. They were all wonderful.

Offering indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and a sauna, Shogetsu Grand Hotel features Western and Japanese-style rooms with a view of the gorge.

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YAN

From

Singapore

The room is big and stunning! Facilities are excellent.

A 2-minute walk from Jozankei Shako-mae bus stop, Grand Blissen Hotel Jozankei offers rooms with a flat-screen TV. Guests can relax in public hot-spring bath.

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Robert

From

United States

Breakfast and dinner was very fresh, they change the menu depending on your length of stay. The prime rib is definitely something worth going there to try. The hotspring here is the best I've to at this point.

Featuring traditional Japanese-style rooms in serene surroundings, Jozankei Daiichi Suizantei is located just 2.6 mi from Sasaki Fruit Farm. It offers hot-spring baths and massage services.

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Andrew

From

Australia

Stunning Ryokan with amazing staff, delicious food, relaxing onsen. The lounge and library area are fantastic. We have stayed in many Ryokan and this is one of the best.

17 miles from Sapporo Station, Spa and Esthetique Suichokan-Female&Adult Only features 4-star accommodations in the Jozankei Onsen district of Jozankei.

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Mina

From

South Korea

I recently stayed at this small, cozy accommodation, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. With only a few rooms, the atmosphere was peaceful and uncrowded, making the public bath a relaxing experience without the usual crowds. They do offer private baths, but I found no need for one. Booking a private bath online seemed tricky, as the system was entirely in Japanese. Upon check-in, I was greeted with a welcome drink and snack, which I enjoyed with a lovely view. Afterward, I took advantage of their bath and booked a massage. The dinner experience was another highlight. The meal was simple but clean and comforting, and the free drink bar was a fantastic touch—offering wine, sake, and draft beer. It was all-you-can-drink, so I made the most of it! The room itself was not traditional in style but still very comfortable with cozy beds and comforters. The staff were friendly, though they seemed a bit understaffed. I had to rush to check out due to my bus schedule, but it was a bit frustrating trying to find someone at the front desk to assist me.