Nest Hotel Sapporo Odori

Good location. We were upgraded to a bigger room since the initially assigned room had a lingering cigarette smell. The new room was a suite good for 4 people (we are only 3) with bathtub, shampoo, conditioner, body/face/hand wash, towels, sleepwear, hair dryer, and tea. You can get bath salt near the front desk area for a perfect soak in the bath tub to suit your tired muscles. Comb, razor, and cotton with buds are also available near the front desk area. No parking available in front of the hotel but you may ask the front desk of discounted parking area. We paid 1,300 yen per day in advance at the hotel's front desk and we were given a parking ticket for our entire stay. Parking is around 2 minutes walk from the hotel. Breakfast spread is the same everyday. If you are allergic to cigarette smell, this hotel is not for you as hotel room corridors have lingering cigarette smell.

Nice staff, clean rooms, near shopping street and restos

Veray good , the room is not small. The bathroom has a very large mirror, perfect for applying makeup. There is plenty of space to place things, and the bathroom light is bright enough to do makeup clearly. I will stay again definitely. The sleeping environment is quiet, The air conditioner is very quiet, and the water faucet has strong pressure, making showering comfortable.

A pleasant stay we enjoyed and will be back by winter next year

Old hotel that could be a little but more maintained but it was clean. Far from JR station, 15-20 minutes, but just by an area full of life, restaurants and everything you need to enjoy Sapporo.

Our flight was canceled late at night due to a severe typhoon in our hometown. Unfortunately, the hotel where we had been staying did not have any availability for an extra day. As a result, I quickly searched for another hotel that could accommodate three people in a room for an additional day and found one just 15 minutes away. There’s a long and spacious table with a TV in the room, which was convenient for placing our daily necessities. The bathtub was larger than those typically found in other Japanese hotels. However, there were very few electrical outlets available for charging devices, and they were all located near the table and TV area. Overall, spending one night there was manageable.