Priscila
Great location, but comfort trade-offs
This hostel’s biggest strength is location — you’re right in the middle of everything Sapporo has to offer, and it’s hard to beat for the price. The staff were also a huge highlight; genuinely warm, helpful, and went out of their way to make guests feel welcome.
That said, cleanliness was a letdown, and the beds were only okay in terms of comfort — nothing that ruined a night’s sleep, but not the kind of mattress you’d want for a longer stay.
Bottom line: if you want a cheap, well-located place to crash after a day of exploring, this hostel delivers. But if cleanliness and comfort are priorities for you, I’d look elsewhere.
Rating: 3/5
This hostel’s biggest strength is location — you’re right in the middle of everything Sapporo has to offer, and it’s hard to beat for the price. The staff were also a huge highlight; genuinely warm, helpful, and went out of their way to make guests feel welcome.
That said, cleanliness was a letdown, and the beds were only okay in terms of comfort — nothing that ruined a night’s sleep, but not the kind of mattress you’d want for a longer stay.
Bottom line: if you want a cheap, well-located place to crash after a day of exploring, this hostel delivers. But if cleanliness and comfort are priorities for you, I’d look elsewhere.
Rating: 3/5
