I am in Sapporo. This time, I stayed at Hotel Keihan. It is located on the north side of Sapporo Station, near Yodobashi Camera. It's also close to Hokkaido University. It's a convenient hotel for visiting the university. After having breakfast, I went to meet with Professor Clark. As for the breakfast, it was a buffet style. It's great to be able to choose and eat your favorite dishes. It's exciting. I chose a variety of Japanese and Western dishes. I also tried natto rice with various toppings... it was enjoyable. I ate quite a lot and ended up with a full stomach. It's definitely a hotel I would like to stay at again.

I had a Viking-style breakfast at 6:30 am. I put a variety of Japanese-style side dishes on a divided plate. The vegetables were plentiful and well-balanced. The vegetable salad had sesame dressing, and I also had two types of vinegar drinks. I had a small portion of rice and enjoyed the miso soup as well.

Hotel Keihan is located about a 15-minute walk from Sapporo Station. I was surprised by the fully automated check-in process. You can enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel's restaurant. Also, it was the first time for me to see ice cream provided after taking a bath, which I thought was very thoughtful.

I went to Sapporo and stayed at Hotel Keihan Sapporo. I had breakfast at the hotel restaurant, which was a buffet style. The variety of dishes was neither too many nor too few. There was Hokkaido-style soup curry, but overall the selection was not very diverse. The taste was not bad, but there was nothing particularly delicious. I usually prefer to have a light breakfast since I enjoy delicious meals for lunch and dinner. Thank you for the meal. This hotel is just a regular business hotel, with nothing particularly noteworthy except for its proximity to JR Sapporo Station. I chose this hotel because it has a large public bath, but I couldn't help but wonder if there were better options available.

I visited "Hotel Keihan Sapporo" because someone couldn't make it and I could stay at a discounted rate. The hotel has a large bath which I love, allowing me to stretch out my legs. I used the bath in the morning and then had breakfast at the buffet. The restaurant was called "Piemonte" but I couldn't find it on Tabelog, so I'm posting here. Since I visited late, there were fewer options and they didn't have soup curry, which I was looking forward to. But it was okay because I had plenty of drinks. The staff was attentive and made the meal enjoyable. Thank you for the meal! I will definitely visit Hotel Keihan Sapporo again!

Accuracy of revisit: 50%. When I was a resident of Sapporo, the so-called soup curry had not yet become popular. Places like Ajanta and Pole Pole had already laid the groundwork, though. So, imagine my surprise when I found out that the breakfast at Hotel Keihan Sapporo offers soup curry. Personally, I prefer curry that is thick and roasted with flour, but today I'm feeling like a tourist. The other side dishes were pretty standard for a hotel breakfast, but occasionally they serve ikura, which is a nice touch. I'll keep my fingers crossed for that day. Bye for now. Strong points: - Clean and spacious tables - The chicken tempura was delicious. It's a specialty, after all (laughs) - The separate yogurt for dessert was surprisingly good Improvement points: - The back of the tsukune was burnt black - The tamagoyaki was watery - Is ¥1,650 a bit pricey?

I visited a hotel for breakfast for the first time. There were a variety of dishes and they were replenished quickly, so there was no shortage of options. I tried a few things and they were all delicious. Despite being a business hotel, the breakfast was quite good. In addition to breakfast, there was a large public bath available, making it a great value for those looking for a cost-effective option. Thank you for the meal!

My husband is really good at using the reconstruction discount and we were able to stay at a nice hotel for a significant discount. The breakfast buffet at the hotel was amazing, with a wide variety of desserts and bread. There were about 50 types of bread alone, and we enjoyed a satisfying breakfast buffet with both Japanese and Western dishes. Thank you for the meal!

[20190115 Visit] Stayed for 2 nights from the 13th, but on the 14th I found out that I had to catch the train to Ishikari Tobetsu departing from Sapporo Station at 6:58 in order to reach Shin-Totsukawa, so I had to give up breakfast at the hotel. By the way, the breakfast buffet starts at 6:30. On the 15th, I had plenty of time as I was planning to catch the 10:24 Super Soya 3, so I enjoyed breakfast. The side dishes seemed to use a lot of local ingredients, and the rice was delicious, so I ended up having 4 servings and felt a bit stuffed. [20190118 Visit] Once again stayed for 1 night from the 17th. On the final day, I ended up having 3 servings for breakfast.

Hotel Keihan Sapporo, two of us were able to take a break at the same time, so we booked a room here. My wife mentioned that this hotel used to be our regular place to stay before we started using Tabelog. It used to be affordable, but the prices gradually increased, so we started choosing other options more often. This time, the rate was originally low, but my wife took advantage of a special discount for reconstruction. Sneaky, right? The hotel is located near the station and although it's not very big, it has a large communal bath. If it's not big, then it's not a large bath, right? Let's not get greedy. The room was upgraded to a higher class, which made us very happy. The breakfast included was quite good. The room was spacious and clean, but the bathroom showed signs of aging. During check-in, it was very crowded. It took a while because not everyone there was Japanese. They even upgraded our room to a higher class, which made us even happier. We planned to have breakfast at 6:30 to avoid the crowds, but we overslept and ended up going at 7:00. Surprisingly, it wasn't as crowded as we expected. Maybe many people didn't have the breakfast plan? When we left at 9:30, the breakfast area was packed. Even the elevator had a sign saying it would be less crowded after 9:00, so many people must have been deceived. The ikura and bacon were good, but the bacon could have been crispier. The napoleon sausage flavor was okay, but it lacked crunchiness. The pickled vegetables were sweet and sour, and the miso soup was salty, probably due to the grated yam. The mackerel hamburger was just okay, and the ramen salad was slightly sweet. I ate too much and felt full. I don't think I can eat lunch. My wife said the Western-style dishes were very delicious, and she was impressed by the sophisticated service from the staff. The bath was lukewarm, but it was still relaxing. As always, it was a good hotel experience.

On the 4th day of my stay in September 2018, I had a long breakfast as the training program comes to an end today. I enjoyed a hearty breakfast, with slightly different menu variations each day. Today, the serving dish was also different. Thank you for taking care of me. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights during a business trip in September 2018. The hotel is conveniently located near Sapporo Station. They have a hot spring on site, and you can enjoy drinks anytime in the dining area. You can also take coffee to your room. As a female guest, I received complimentary body cream. There is a free coin laundry available, which is great for business travelers. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of Japanese and Western dishes. I made sure to have a hearty breakfast to last me through the day. Thank you for the meal.

This is a business hotel located about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station towards Otaru along the railway tracks. The access is good, but it was a bit difficult to find. There is a large communal bath, but it was surprisingly small and difficult to use when crowded. The breakfast is a buffet, but it was a bit disappointing considering it is promoted as a selling point. While there are some Hokkaido specialties, the selection is limited.

I heard that this hotel had a delicious breakfast, so I decided to stay there. However, I was very disappointed. While it is true that the Grand Hotel has a good reputation for its breakfast (lol), the variety and replenishment of the menu were indeed impressive. I think it's a good hotel in that aspect. However, each dish was just average in terms of taste, so I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there in Sapporo when there are plenty of delicious meals around. Furthermore, the restaurant's capacity is too small, resulting in long lines outside, especially after early morning. Inside the restaurant, there is a slight sense of tension due to the competition for food, especially among foreign guests. This is probably due to the combination of it being a buffet style, the cramped space, and the crowded conditions. It may be a design flaw in terms of the hotel's capacity, but if you go before 7:30 in the morning, you won't feel as cramped.

I will enjoy a hearty breakfast in September 2018. There was a slight change in the menu for breakfast on the third day of my stay. I wonder what they have today? There was a slightly different menu again. Thank you for the delicious meal.

This is a restaurant located on the first floor of the Keihan Hotel Sapporo. It seems to have ranked in the top 20 in the Delicious Hotel Breakfast 2017. There were many menu options available, including rice, bread, and more. There were two types of grilled fish, as well as pumpkin shumai. They also had Hokkaido specialties like ikura and Hokkaido's version of Yakult called Katsugen. It was delicious!

When choosing a hotel, what I prioritized was the breakfast. I consulted with a travel agent and chose a hotel in Hakodate and Sapporo based on the recommendation of a delicious breakfast restaurant. The breakfast at the Hakodate hotel was very delicious, so our expectations were high. It was crowded as mentioned, so we arrived early. And finally, the breakfast. We were a bit disappointed as we had been eating unbelievably delicious breakfasts the previous days. Probably, if this had been the first one, we would have been impressed. The business hotel is reasonably priced and offers a wide variety of options. It's great to experience the feeling of Hokkaido through the hotel breakfast when you're busy with a business trip. However, since we had stayed at resort hotels before, our taste buds had become more refined. Still, we managed to eat a little bit of everything, even though it was our second round. If the order had been reversed, we would have definitely been overjoyed. The hotel is located near Sapporo Station, passing by Yodobashi Camera and next to a prep school. It's close to the station, and even though the rooms are a bit small, there is a large public bath on the 2nd floor, making it a comfortable hotel for just sleeping. I think it's a good and reasonably priced hotel for sightseeing in Sapporo (probably also for business). Thank you for everything.

In 2014, this morning buffet ranked 3rd, and this year it ranked 4th, making it a consecutive winner. The hotel is beautiful, and the breakfast is delicious, which is amazing. I made a reservation at this hotel. It is conveniently located near the station. I was really looking forward to the amazing breakfast, but it was only 1400 yen! So cheap! They told me it would be crowded tomorrow, so I arrived early around 7 o'clock, and sure enough, there was a line. The restaurant itself is small, so there are not many seats. But the turnover is good, so we were seated fairly quickly. When I looked at the food, there were small dishes with salmon roe and king crab. I tried to feed the kids the salmon roe, but they shook their heads, probably still traumatized from eating it in Susukino yesterday. However, they were excited to eat two waffles in a row. It's rare for the kids, who are usually light eaters, to eat two! I tried a croissant, which was crispy and quite delicious. Other dishes included grilled mackerel, herring, saba, sausages, pumpkin dumplings, and frozen fried chicken, which seemed like a waste. Finally, I gracefully finished the soft-serve ice cream and took a cup of coffee to go. The cost performance of 1400 yen is excellent!

Accommodation in Sapporo City. Each hotel has received high praise for their breakfast, creating healthy competition. The breakfast area is small, with less than 100 seats, and the buffet table is mainly located in the center of the restaurant. While not as extravagant as La Vista Hakodate Bay, they offer a variety of seafood (salmon roe, squid with mentaiko sauce, squid with mayo, crab), freshly baked bread with various jams, milk, and yogurt, along with a good selection of Japanese side dishes. Coffee can also be taken back to the room. At 1400 yen for business use, I thought it was a great deal for the quality of breakfast offered.

I stayed here once before but didn't really like it, so I hadn't come back. However, this time I stayed for 2 nights because of the convenient location, only 3-4 minutes from the station. They provide hot towels at check-in and a POLA skincare set for women. The room is small but functional, with Wi-Fi (although slow), outlets near the bed, and a multi-charger on the desk. The bed is firm and there are earplugs provided due to the proximity to the railway. The bathroom is small and the shampoo is not the best. There is a communal bath with alkaline ion water and a coin laundry with detergent available. Breakfast is ranked 3rd in 2014 and 4th in 2015 for tasty hotels, but personally, I found it mediocre. It consists mostly of traditional Japanese side dishes like pickled vegetables, salted fish roe, and rolled kelp, which seem more suited for businessmen. Rice and miso soup are served by staff, and toppings like salmon roe and soft-boiled eggs are conveniently placed in small dishes.