Hotel Review: Mercure Sapporo

Mercure Sapporo is far from being the most luxurious hotel in the city but it is definitely one of most centrally located international chain hotel in the city. There is no doubt that the hotel is clearly showing its age but it has been very well kept and service is impeccable. It is a typical Japanese “Business Hotel” but the rooms are definitely on the larger side. There is no porte-cochere but is only steps away from an exit of Susukino Station.

The front desk area is not the grandest but it gets the job done efficiently and there is a restauarant on the same level.

As an Accor Gold member, we were upgraded to a Privilege King room. These rooms are exactly the same as every other room except for them being located on the top floors of the hotel and offer a free minibar replenished daily.

Breakfast at the main restaurant was always busy. It had a decent spread and was good value for the price we paid.

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