Miidokoro House Hotel

Such friendly and helpful staff who allowed us to check in early and even offered us a lift to the station when we were leaving. The futons were super comfy and the kitchen area, spacious and well equipped. Probably the best place we stayed in our 5 week trip.

A little further from the town centre than might be ideal but easy and frequent bus and tram links.

Breakfast is not included but the hotel is near to the CBD.

It's one of the best B&B I've stayed in . Can't fault it.

The house has everything you need - there’s a fully equipped kitchen, underfloor heating, and an air purifier, humidifier, air conditioning and dimmable lights in every room. Each room has its own toilet and shower. Showers were awesome water pressure is amazing and the hot water in winter just hits the spot. This is a way better option to booking 4 separate hotel rooms as this comes with a shared living/dining and kitchen where you can hang out. The owners were very hospitable, helpful and welcoming.

Nothing to complain about. This place is really awesome.

The host is very nice, super nice. The hotel is very very clean and organized. All the amenities you may need are there. The room is warm and cosy. Overall experience is 10/10.

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One of the best accommodation we ever had . Very clean , super friendly host who goes extra miles to make sure all our needs are met . Highly highly recommended

Facilities. Staff. Everything

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The hosts, Vivian and Kevin were wonderfully helpful. The apartment was modern traditional Japanese with tatami floor bedrooms. Extra futons in the closet were available for extra padding if needed. The fixtures were modern and included soft-close sliding doors and a stand up shower. The kitchen was well equipped so eating in was an option. A large supermarket, and several convenience stores were with an easy walking distance. The location was a block away from the loop tram, so it was very easy to get around. It was in a very quiet, residential neighborhood, and the rooms were well insulated from sound.

The only minor downside was the distance from the Sapporo train station. The unusual location, off the beaten path, was a bit hard to find at first, even for a taxi driver. Below are QR codes to help facilitate locating it.