Solo trip to Hokkaido in the summer. The hotel I stayed at this time was Premier Hotel TSUBAKI Sapporo. It is a bit far from Sapporo Station, but it is located right next to the Toyohira River, away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a quiet environment. After checking in and resting in the room for a bit, I made use of the happy hour at the Status Lounge on the 10th floor, which offers alcohol from 4 pm. The alcohol options are limited to draft beer only, and there is only one type of snack, but even so, I was happy to relax and enjoy my favorite beer. Thank you for the meal.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights during our summer vacation trip to Hokkaido with my husband and daughter. After arriving at Sapporo Station, we took a bus to the hotel. Upon check-in, we visited the Staytus Lounge on the 10th floor from 3pm to 6pm. They offered coffee, tea, juice, and various snacks. We were especially looking forward to the happy hour from 4pm to 6pm, where they served draft beer. We had a relaxing time chatting at a table of our choice. Despite being summer vacation and families with young children, the hotel had a calm atmosphere as it is a bit away from Sapporo Station and Susukino. It's a good hotel for those who want to relax after sightseeing. Thank you for the enjoyable time. We appreciate your hospitality.

It's a quiet hotel located a bit away. The large banquet hall underground will probably be used soon. You can walk from Susukino, but the road may be dark. The staff were working hard. I think the service level is high. The regular dishes like shrimp chili and fried rice were strangely delicious.

I had breakfast buffet at Premier Hotel Tsubaki. They use plenty of ingredients from Hokkaido! The breakfast buffet includes dishes made with Hokkaido ingredients, allowing you to enjoy a delicious breakfast. They offer Zangi (fried chicken), bacon, shumai, omelets, mozzarella and salmon, prosciutto, saury, tarako (cod roe), Matsumae pickles, tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), hamburger, salad, etc. The Zangi, which is Hokkaido-style fried chicken, had a light seasoning and was easy to eat. The bacon and shumai were just right for breakfast in terms of fat and flavor. Moreover, the bacon, shumai, and sausages are all from Hokkaido! The tamagoyaki uses eggs from Yuni-cho in Hokkaido. It had a nice dashi flavor. The Matsumae pickles are a traditional Hokkaido preserved food made with salmon roe and kelp. Of course, it goes well with rice. You can also enjoy an omelet cooked right in front of you. The omelet was creamy inside with cheese and ham, very satisfying. The combination of mozzarella and salmon was excellent, with just the right amount of saltiness. There are also various types of bread, making it a great choice for bread lovers. Other familiar breakfast buffet items such as sausages and scrambled eggs were also available. For Japanese dishes, they offer tarako, tamagoyaki, Matsumae pickles, and simmered dishes, all of which pair perfectly with white rice. Personally, I really enjoyed the saury. It was probably grilled with miso paste, as it had a nice aroma.

This is a hotel located at the foot of Toyohira Bridge over the Toyohira River in Toyohira Ward, Sapporo City. I had a meeting here today and enjoyed a Chinese bento box worth ¥2200. The Chinese menu was plentiful, with items like spring rolls and shumai being quite large and filling. The bento box was packed with delicious and voluminous side dishes. I might visit the Chinese restaurant here next time. Thank you for the delicious meal! (^_^)

I had a full course dinner at Bremen Hotel Tsubaki in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The dishes included chilled shrimp and basil, pot-roasted whelk and lily root, chilled soup made with Hokkaido Akari potatoes, which were all amazing! The deep-fried lobster, sea urchin mille-feuille, and grilled Japanese beef loin were also delicious with fine texture and just the right amount of fat! The hotel itself was luxurious and the room was comfortable.

This time, the hotel we stayed at was a classic luxury hotel located by the Toyohira River. We booked a high-floor superior twin room with breakfast included and free parking. The lobby had a Renaissance style with a grand atmosphere. The twin room was spacious at 36 square meters, with a chic and cozy ambiance. The bed was comfortably firm. The shower room had a bathtub, shower, and a separate shower booth for convenience. Breakfast was buffet style with a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes. The hotel is known for its high-quality restaurants, and the breakfast selection was enjoyable with a wide range of dishes from each restaurant. I also tried the hotel curry, which was elegantly delicious. The omelette station offered simple cheese omelettes with a choice of demi-glace or ketchup, and the staff served it to your table, resulting in a tasty dish. The staff's service was attentive and professional, making it a high-grade hotel with a sense of stability. I would definitely consider staying here again if given the chance. Additionally, we had an eventful night where my companion forgot their smartphone in a taxi to Colombia and had to return in a drunken state, adding an unexpected twist to our stay. The next day, we stayed at the Emisia Hotel.

I have used the local resident discount for staying at the hotel and enjoying breakfast. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to try the Chinese restaurant yet, but I would like to. I stayed at Hotel Tsubaki for three consecutive days and the breakfast there was excellent. The rooms and the breakfast were both great. They had delicious menu options from the hotel restaurant and a good selection of desserts. The breakfast buffet seemed to be popular among women as well.

Wedding reception dishes were served, some were missed to be captured (TT) It was a great ceremony (・∀・) I want to do it again. LOL The chapel was also lovely♡ It would be nice to have a daytime ceremony on a sunny day. I'll just post the photos for the record☆ Thank you for the feast!

This is a hotel in Sapporo. I visited on the last day of business in Hokkaido. It is a large and calm hotel. The lobby is quite spacious and has a luxurious feel, but there were many Asian guests, so it was a bit loud and noisy. The room is quite spacious, quiet, and luxurious. The surroundings are quiet, so I was able to rest slowly. For some reason, I decided to have breakfast through room service. I chose a Western-style breakfast, which was quite extravagant, but unfortunately, the toast was a bit hard. However, I thought it was nice to indulge in luxury once in a while. It may not have been suitable for an old man like me, but it was a feast! Thank you!

I visited Premier Hotel -TSUBAKI- Sapporo! The bento box for the meeting was delicious despite being made in large quantities. Thank you for the meal!

Used for drinking. Visited with work-related people. Some thoughts: - Located a short walk from Gakuenmae Station. - Had beer and dishes like shrimp chili. - The staff's thoughtful care was evident. - Enjoyed delicious food and had plenty of drinks.

I stayed at this hotel in Sapporo for one night♪ I love traveling and apparently my status on hotel booking sites has increased without me realizing, so I received a welcome drink ticket as a benefit(*´∀`)♪ I'm usually a bit hesitant to have a welcome drink alone, as sometimes the serving style can be a bit awkward and stressful, but since I got it for free, I decided to go for it(^-^) I went to the designated shop inside the hotel! I could choose from 3 options. I had already had beer earlier, so even though the soft drinks looked delicious, I chose white wine(^◇^;) It came in a cute wine glass☆彡 and had a message on it^ ^ It made me happy♪ Since it was still early, there were no other customers, so it was a short but relaxing time enjoying Hokkaido's white wine(*´꒳`*) Thank you for the meal^_−☆

I visited this hotel for the first time on January 11, 2018. It used to be a Marriott hotel, but now it has become a Premier Hotel. The facilities and employees remain the same, only the uniforms have changed. There is a shuttle bus from Sapporo Station, but a taxi ride costs just over a thousand yen. The hotel is located along the Kotoni River, but it's better to use a taxi to get to Susukino. I think the main guests are tourists rather than business travelers. As a result, the rooms are spacious and have a residence-like feel. There are many group ski tourists from Korea, but meals are served in a separate venue, which is nice. There are few dining options nearby, so you either eat at the hotel or just sleep. I had breakfast at the main dining, Il Salice. Since there were no business guests, I was the only one there for breakfast at 6:30 am. Unlike Premier Hotel Moji Port, which had champagne, this hotel offers red and white wine. The spicy curry was delicious, and I had a slightly different breakfast with white wine and salad. I have stayed at various hotels in Sapporo, but I think it's time to settle down with a fixed choice.

I was invited to a certain ceremony on October 4, 2017 and went to visit. I eat hotel food every week, but this time I thought the 【Premier Hotel Tsubaki】 was quite good♪ 【Course Contents】 ・Foie Gras Brulee Blueberry Confit ・Sashimi - Celebratory Tai, Tuna Red and White, Botan Shrimp, Karasumi ・Seafood and Meat Roll Tempura ・Sautéed Flounder with Cheese-flavored Kraut ・Shrimp with XO Sauce ・Sautéed Beef Fillet with Truffle-scented Madeira Sauce ・Colorful Scattered Sushi ・Fondant Chocolat with Vanilla Ice Cream, Caramelized Nuts, Raspberry Sauce ・Coffee The sautéed flounder and beef fillet were delicious as always♪ Thank you for the meal♪

Hotel breakfast usually costs around 1,000 yen. At a business hotel, it ranges from free to just over 1,000 yen. Here, it costs 2,000 yen. If you post a review on TripAdvisor, you get a 200 yen discount? I mistakenly posted on Tabelog (laughs). I stayed here for a few nights and visited for a day. The restaurant on the second floor serves as a bar at night and shows a different face in the morning. The seat I was guided to had a relaxed view of the Toyohira River. People walking their dogs, jogging, and more cars passing by than usual on a morning off. It's a buffet style, so you pick and choose from trays. The quality of the ingredients is high. The spacious area allows you to enjoy a leisurely adult breakfast. This hotel used to be a Tobu-affiliated Renaissance Hotel, and it has been 20 years since I last stayed here, so it is showing signs of wear and tear. The elevator buttons are small too. There is also an acrylic shower room in the vast bathroom, giving off a subtle exotic atmosphere. Currently, it seems that Asian guests are the main clientele. However, the manners in the elevator were better than those of the Japanese. The parking is on the 2nd and 3rd basement floors. It is located along National Route 36, making it easy to enter and exit. I am grateful for being able to rest leisurely above all else. The yogurt and milk are from Hokkaido, and the quality is high. They also offer freshly made roast pork with a choice of 4 sauces. I chose the sweet apple sauce for breakfast, which goes well with the meat. The spacious area fills up on weekends. I would like to use it if I have the time. Thank you for everything. Bon appétit.