SAPPORO GUEST HOUSE NARIYA - Hostel
About SAPPORO GUEST HOUSE NARIYA - Hostel
Comfortable Accommodations Sapporo Guest House Nariya in Sapporo offers adults-only rooms with river views. Each room includes a work desk, air-conditioning, and free toiletries. Essential Facilities Guests enjoy free WiFi, a shared kitchen, and laundry service. Additional amenities include an electric kettle and free toiletries. Convenient Location Located 5 mi from Okadama Airport, the guest house is a short walk from Susukino Station (14 minutes) and Sapporo TV Tower (0.9 mi). Nearby attractions include Sapporo Clock Tower (1.1 mi) and Odori Station (19-minute walk). Guest Satisfaction Guests appreciate the value for money, convenient location, and room cleanliness. License Number(s): 札保環許可(旅)第5号
Amenities
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Express check-in / check-out
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- In-room refrigerator
- In-room microwave
- Smoke-free property
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Nothing
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You get what you pay for. We had to spend just the night on a Sunday, weekends can get pretty expensive in main town so chose this. It perfectly fit the budget. A very small room with bunk beds, with barely any room to move around. Toilet, sink, shower and electric kettle is common but clean. Go for it if on a budget. Small window in the room helps and gives a good view of the river outside. Beds are not very comfortable. About a 20mins walks from main Susikino street.
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It's worth of what you've paid for !!!
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Somewhat a long walk from the train station. But Sapporo is so easy to get around. It was a good way to get to know Sapporo!
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I stayed for 3 weeks and loved it! Walls are super thin but luckily I was never to bothered by it since I was out most days. Keep In mind I had a whole room to myself and not the shared Dorm/Bunk set up. I highly recommend! Just a 10 minute walk from Susukino!
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Exceptional
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Comfy bed, small but cosy room. Really appreciated the desk. WiFi was also good The immediate neighbourhood was not interesting. But it was walkable distance to busier areas.
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the stuff was very nice, the location amazing and the price is really good! the room are pretty small, not a lot of space. but it's ok comper to the price and the location
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It’s one of the cheapest hostels you can find in Sapporo and for that price it’s worth it. The rooms are small, old and the beds are a bit hard, but for the price you won’t get anything better. All in all a good place to stay.
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The room was amazingly comfortable with all the facilities provided I could have wanted. While I only stayed a couple of days over a couple of times, if I'd been long-staying in Sapporo, this 100% would have been the pick!
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The location is good, the host is helpfull. The room is very small. In fact, it is a room devided into two by a wall, but as the wall ends before reaching the window, it does not separate two rooms completely, it felt like we have roommates, just we did not see them. But we could hear every words. The bed was very old, so as the matrass and the windowframe had mold. I would not mind, but paying 100 euro for one night for this is just way too much!
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very small space, everything very squeeze, but we had everything we needed. very good location next to the center and to convenient stores, and the cheapest accommodation we could find around. not bad experience after all
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The bathroom was dirty and the place was empty so that means they just didn’t clean it before we arrived… first time I find a dirty toilet in Japan
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Near Familymart, even the room is small, but its comfortable, and the owner Mr. Kaze is friendly and nice, he took us with his own car, when we check out and must come early in the morning to Sapporo Station for Furano Group Tour. He’s nice. Thank you Mr. Kaze Theres no elevator, so if you bring large suitcases, will be a problem. But The owner helps us to take 2 big luggage to 4th floor. Thank you Mr. Kaze.
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Passable
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The heater was very nice and warm, very good value, and only about 15 minute walk from Odori Station, very good kaisendon and soup curry there. It’s also near a bus stop and a Lawson within like a minute. The bead pillows were a bit uncomfortable, they weren’t like regular pillows. My neighbours were very loud as well, they were on the phone speaking / speaking with each other at 11pm/midnight. Yeah the walls were quite thin.