Chuo-ku APA Hotels Hotels: Chuo-ku Hotel Guide

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Our top choices for Chuo-ku APA Hotels

1. APA Hotel Sapporo Susukino Ekimae

Sapporo City Centre

Aaron

Rp1.142.404 total

31 Aug - 1 Sept

2. APA Hotel TKP Sapporo Ekimae

Sapporo City Centre

Jeff

Rp1.423.997 total

23 Sept - 24 Sept

3. APA Hotel Sapporo Odori Ekimae Minami

Sapporo City Centre

Trang

Rp1.021.632 total

23 Sept - 24 Sept

4. APA Hotel Sapporo Odori Ekimae Nishi

Sapporo City Centre

Catalin

Rp1.022.151 total

23 Sept - 24 Sept

5. APA Hotel Sapporo Susukino Ekinishi

Sapporo City Centre

Anothai

Rp901.786 total

31 Aug - 1 Sept

6. APA Hotel Sapporo Hosui Susukino Ekimae

Sapporo City Centre

Michael

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Top Chuo-ku Hotel Reviews

Onsen Ryokan Yuen Sapporo

10/10 Excellent

"Loved the proximity to the rest of the city and our activities. The bed is comfortable, the room clean. Great shower pressure."

Sapporo Grand Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Location is excellent. Rooms are well equipped but slightly cramped with a total of 3 chairs, small coffee table and the desk. Bed was wonderfully comfortable. Breakfast was fantastic: choice of two restaurants - buffet and Japanese set. Tried both, and enjoyed both. There isn’t a gym or Onsen (which I knew). Unfortunately, the two rooms opposite me were inconsiderate and kept their doors on the latch, going in and out, and talking loudly. This happened two nights running. I called reception, and they sent someone to speak to me, and then to the rooms opposite. Unfortunately this was short lived and they continued to be noisy until 1am. Not the fault of the hotel but they should have checked in and patrolled the corridor."