As our travel experience grows, we increasingly realize the importance of accommodation. Even if we’ve had a perfect day, staying in an outdated hotel with basic services missing can ruin the atmosphere of the trip.
Today, I’ll share a review of The Knot Sapporo, a modern hotel we stayed at during our trip to Sapporo last year.
Location of The Knot Sapporo
The hotel is located east of Susukino Station and is conveniently connected to the subway and underground passages, so there’s no need for long walks.
Its prime location is one of its advantages.
Facing Susukino SUB Road, the front area is bright and spacious, giving a sense of openness.
Across the street, there’s a famous shopping center named Mega Don Quijote.
The hotel is also close to the departure point for tours organized by companies like <BA Tour> and Sapporo-related tour buses, which is another plus.
On the first floor, there’s a 24-hour SEIKO Mart where is perfect spot for grabbing late-night snacks.
The variety of items available there was impressive and made it a great option.
The Knot Sapporo Address
3 Chome-16-2 Minami 3 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0063, Japan
Check-in Time: 3:00 PM / Check-out Time: 11:00 AM
The Knot Sapporo Hotel boasts a relatively new appearance compared to other hotels of similar vintage, and its decor is highly fashionable.
One of its advantages is its stylish design, starting from the floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby that fill the space with sunlight, creating a pleasant atmosphere.
The Knot Sapporo Treats
The lobby, especially in the evening, is beautifully lit, making it a great spot for taking photos.
During check-in, they provide you with special coins that can be used on the second floor cafe area.
These coins give a feeling similar to the VM coins you might receive in places like Cancun resort, almost like a payback, which was quite satisfying.
You can use these coins to purchase bread, beverages, desserts, and I personally recommend trying whiskey if you have the chance.
The Knot Sapporo Hotel Twin Room Condition
Overall, the rooms may feel slightly small, but they are elegantly decorated in ivory tones and you can enjoy ample natural light, which mitigates the feeling of smallness.
The long couch by the window is a really great idea!
The table may be a bit narrow, but it’s satisfactory.
During your stay, basic cleaning such as emptying the trash and changing towels is provided, and they even replace slippers, but they don’t tidy up the bed, which seems like a basic service they should offer.
The Knot Sapporo Hotel Breakfast Condition
The breakfast comes out neatly as a set menu, which I found just right and not overly lavish.
The steak and salad are plated beautifully and are of a high standard!
However, if you’re staying for more than two days, the menu tends to be similar, so you might not need to order it again after that, in my personal opinion.
The Knot Sapporo Hotel Reservation
It’s surprising how much the prices vary across different platforms, and not many people seem to be aware of this.
I spent almost an hour comparing prices on various platforms, and the answer was Agoda.
You can check the lowest prices by date using the link below
The Knot Sapporo the lowest price check
Wishing you a trip to Sapporo filled with luck and joy!