Sapporo Princess Hotel - Hostel

▪️Usage date October 2023 ▪️Accommodation fee 3,035 yen (no meals) *via Agoda ▪️Access 5 minutes walk from "Odori" station You can use the Sapporo underground shopping center, and it's right outside the Tanukikoji arcade, so you don't have to worry about it even on heavy snowy days. ▪️About rooms and facilities ・The bed has a thick mattress and is extremely comfortable. ・It's helpful that there's an empty space next to the bed where you can put your luggage. ・Lights and outlets available in the dormitory ・There is a mini safe with a lock in the room. ・No curfew. ・To enter the dormitory, you must hold your card key against the door. ・Elevator floor buttons cannot be pressed between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. If you hold the card key over it, you can press it. ▪️Bath There is no bath, only a shower. ▪️Surrounding facilities Whether it's Tanukikoji or Lasusukino, you won't have to worry about places to eat or drink. ▪️Others ・There is a coworking space with power supply on the 1st floor. There is also a pot, so you can have a cheap meal with cup ramen. ▪️Overview A nine hours affiliated inn with good sleep and good value for money. This is my favorite dormitory in Sapporo that doesn't have a bath or sauna.

The floor plan remains the same as the previous hostel, but the overall structure has become more inorganic. The lounge has a mini-kitchen with just a sink, kettle, and microwave. Everything that was there before, including the refrigerator and free tea bags, is gone. It's not a lounge you'll want to stay in for too long, so it's for people who really just want to sleep. What I was concerned about was the number of toilets, but even though the shared dormitory was mostly male, there was only one large private room that men could use. There's another one, but it's closed.