Comfort Hotel Sapporo Susukino

The daily complimentary breakfast buffet was so delicious that I ended up eating too much. The staff were very attentive, and the price was quite reasonable, making it a highly satisfying stay. If there were an Onsen large bath, it would be perfect!

In the Sapporo area, it seems that my stay coincided with an event, as all accommodations were unusually expensive on that date. Even the cheapest business single rooms were close to 30,000 yen, which was shocking. Among them, I chose this accommodation as it was relatively more reasonable.It’s probably been 15 or 16 years since I last stayed at a Comfort Hotel. Back then, the complimentary breakfast only had scrambled eggs and sausages as side dishes. Now, they offer a much better selection; I especially appreciated the soup curry and vegetables.The room's bathroom setup is a three-piece unit (bathroom/toilet/sink), but it's relatively spacious for a business hotel. However, it was disappointing that there were no skincare amenities or bottled water provided. It seems they expect guests to drink tap water from the sink in the bathroom next to the toilet faucet—something I wasn’t comfortable with due to hygiene concerns.In terms of location, this business hotel is near Susukino but closer to Soseigawa Street in an area where safety didn’t seem like an issue. The exit of Hosui-Susukino Station is right in front of the hotel entrance, so even during winter you wouldn’t have to drag your suitcase through snowy streets for long distances. Surprisingly though, there isn’t a Secoma convenience store nearby—the closest one might be at Tanukikoji 2-chome.Overall (except for drinking water), I am satisfied with my stay—though it was still quite pricey!