Yee Man2024年4月

A newly built apartment in Susukino, just go downstairs and you are in the shopping area, walking distance to Susukino and Odori Park. Clean and well-equipped - heater and stable supply of hot water (especially important as it’s still cold in March), with everything we need (laundry detergent, lots of towels, tissue paper… Perfect for 3 persons - we can place 3 medium-sized luggage on the floor. Airport shuttle will stop at Hotel Abest, walk straight (around 3 minutes) and arrive the apartment A very nice department

Tristan2024年3月

Recently stayed at this delightful Airbnb in Sapporo and it was great. The apartment was cozy, immaculately clean, and equipped with most of the essentials for a comfortable stay. Its location was great, near the bustling streets filled with delicious eateries, charming shops, and easy access to public transportation. The host was welcoming and good at communicating. The Sapporo trip was unforgettable, thanks to this wonderful accommodation. Highly recommend to anyone seeking a convenient and pleasant stay in the city!

유빈2024年3月

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Natthanan2024年3月

Very good location : close to Tanukikoji street, car parking is the opposite side of the road, 7-11 is just 30 sec. walk. The room entrance is secured. There are a plenty of space for 4 people. Good communication with the owner. Worth to stay here, recommnended.

Richard2024年2月

The apartment was very new and had modern amenities. It was also very spacious, even with a 4 person dining table. The beds were very comfy, so we had great sleep every night. The bathroom was also fairly big, so we did not feel cramped taking a shower or brushing our teeth. In terms of location, the apartment is very close to everything that you need. Tanukikoji street is half a block away, and there is a also a 7-11 convenience store right across the street. There are multiple good restaurants within 2 blocks, and a department store a block away. The only minor issue was with the host's desire to help with a unique situation and the automated messages I received before check-in. I needed help to call a restaurant that I had left a baby travel crib at since I don't speak Japanese, but the host refused twice with the same canned message: "Call them yourself to avoid confusion". I would think speaking English to a restaurant staff that isn't fluent in English is more confusing.