When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. There is no cure for my rare disease yet. Administering "blood products" for 5 consecutive days temporarily improves the symptoms. Last year, I was hospitalized 5 times for rare disease treatment. I was hospitalized for the third time this year on June 12th, but was discharged 35 days ago. Your supportive comments are always a source of encouragement during my hospital stays. I am truly grateful. Going forward, thank you for your continued support. [September 2022] I have been discharged for the third time this year. Due to poor health, comments and replies are significantly delayed. I will respond as soon as my health improves, please be patient. For now, I plan to focus on reviewing past unreviewed content. New visits will be limited based on my health condition. I visited the "Sapporo Prince Hotel" after a long time. The purpose was to take advantage of the discounted cakes at the "Sapporo Prince Hotel Pan Cake Corner." Another reason was to use the morning set at "Miyanomori Coffee Sapporo Prince Hotel Cafe." "Miyanomori Coffee" is a local coffee bean roasting café in Sapporo. Recently, the popular "Kitagojo store" with a roasting machine seems to have closed. The "Kitagojo store" closed due to the relationship with the landlord. I visited with my usual companion to use the morning set. This shop is located on the first floor of the "Sapporo Prince Hotel" along Ishiyama Street in the Odori area of Sapporo. Please check the exact location on Tabelog. I visited around 8 a.m. on a weekday. The store has table and counter seats. There were 3 customers in front and 4 customers behind. I sat at a table. The "Morning Set" has 4 types, each for 800 yen. For hot coffee, one refill is complimentary. Both of us ordered the "Morning Set No. 4 Egg Sandwich Set" with "Hot Coffee." After waiting for 10 minutes, our "Morning Set No. 4" arrived. We both had a refill of "Hot Coffee" in between. ■ Morning Set No. 4 Egg Sandwich Hot sandwich Egg sandwich Salad Potato salad Tomato Watercress Corn Half slice of ham Drink Blend coffee Mild and suitable for everyone Hot coffee comes with one complimentary refill Price: 800 yen (including tax) The "Morning Set No. 4" is a nice and reasonably priced set. The egg sandwich in the hot sandwich is great, and the salad is generous. The complimentary refill of hot coffee is a nice touch. The coffee is mild and suitable for everyone, making it easy to drink even black. The price of 800 yen with a coffee refill is quite reasonable for a hotel. Next time, I will definitely go for the affordable "Morning Set" with hot coffee. It was delicious, thank you.

Morning set for 980 yen. Besides coffee, you can choose from tea, orange juice, or apple juice. For the bread, you can choose between two slices of toast with bacon, scrambled eggs, or hashed potatoes, all for the same price. The only other option besides toast is an egg sandwich. Since it's located in the hotel, I wonder if people staying without meals included come here? It wasn't crowded in the morning, which was nice.

I came here to make an inconvenient phone call at work. I chose to sit at the counter because it's easier to take notes that way. I ordered the top menu item, the Miyano Mori Coffee Blend. It was served in just 2 minutes, a normal coffee without any oxidation. Refills of the same coffee are apparently 350 yen. This coffee shop is a place where work discussions often take place. It's been helpful in clarifying the direction of my work recently.

On the last day in Hokkaido, I had some time before my flight so I decided to have coffee at this cafe on the first floor of the hotel to wake up my still sleepy head. The atmosphere was calm and I was able to relax. Thank you for the meal!

We stayed at the Prince Hotel with our family using the "Family Discount" offer. The room was very clean and comfortable. In addition to the Hokkaido Support Coupon, we also received vouchers to use in the hotel, so we had lunch before checking out. I had the Carbonara (800 yen) and a Salad & Drink set (350 yen). I thought the Carbonara could have been a bit more flavorful. I also got a Melon Pan (130 yen) to round up the total cost. The Melon Pan was sweet and fluffy. Overall, we were satisfied with the deal we got, but if we had to pay the regular price, I'm not sure if we would come back.

I stayed at Prince Hotel and woke up slowly, feeling a bit chilly as I looked out the window. I didn't feel like going out into the -8 degree weather, so I went to the hotel cafe for breakfast. The breakfast menu had four options, all priced at 800 yen including tax. I ordered the "Cheese Toast Set" while my companion ordered the "Egg Sandwich Set." Coffee was served first, followed by our plates. The salad had lettuce, mizuna, corn, and tomatoes with a side of potato salad. The dressing was a refreshing Japanese-style dressing, but the corn was difficult to eat with a big fork. The toast wasn't buttered, so it was dry and not very tasty. The cheese lacked flavor and didn't melt well. The hash browns were mushy. Coffee refills were free, which was nice, but the coffee was a bit too bitter for my taste. The waitress accidentally spilled coffee, but the male waiter silently brought a replacement without saying anything. Overall, the experience at the cafe in Prince Hotel was like this. Thank you, "Miyano Mori."

Visited in September 2021. Ordered a morning set and took out 3 cakes using a 2000 yen discount coupon out of a 6000 yen one. I chose from 3 breakfast menu options, but I was quite disappointed that the Wiener didn't come with ketchup. The bread was also thin and disappointing. Next time, I will try something different. I was planning to buy bread on my way out, but when I went at 9:15 am, they were already sold out. Everyone seemed to be using their coupons to get cakes and bread to go, and there were only about 5 cakes left, so it was a close call. Everyone seems to have the same idea, so it's first come, first served in the bread scramble. I won't lose next time!!

On Sunday, I went to the coffee shop in the city, but they were all full. So I went to Prince's Miyano Coffee. Should I pour the coffee with milk all at once according to my preference, or little by little? My friend ordered a cafe latte, which came with a small milk jug for coffee and milk.

After having breakfast at Hapuna, I had some time before my check-out at 10:00, so I decided to check out a café nearby. The café had a simple yet spacious layout, creating a relaxing atmosphere. They offered morning sets and cakes, which could be convenient for adjusting meeting times. I tried the Sapporo Prince Hotel Blend coffee for 650 yen and the cocoa for 650 yen. The hotel's coffee was a medium roast, easy to drink with a slight acidity and a good aroma. The cocoa was not something I usually drink, but my companion found it decently tasty. Despite some inconsistencies in the menu and the hotel's branding, as it is essentially a tenant café, it's best not to have high expectations. As we enjoyed discussing our impressions from the previous day and our plans for the day, time flew by, and it was time to head back to the room to prepare for check-out.

On a certain weekday, during a slightly worrying time in Hokkaido, I stopped by Prince Hotel's Miyanomori Coffee on the first floor for lunch while wandering around. The shop, which used to be a cafe, has a counter and tables, as well as a separate area with comfortable sofa seats. Thanks to the Go To campaign, even on weekdays, you can see some hotel guests around. The background music is calm piano music. From the menu on that day, I noticed that the prices were quite high, even for Miyanomori Coffee, which is not a cheap place to begin with. Despite thinking "Oops!" in my mind, I decided to try their "Iced Coffee (700 yen + tax)." After a while, it arrived. Oh? A milk bottle? I took a sip... The taste had a depth to it and was different from the typical coffee you find at cafes. It didn't have any strange acidity or difficult bean characteristics, making it a type of coffee that would be enjoyed by many. I realized that with this price point, I wouldn't be able to visit as often as I used to at the previous cafe. Thank you for the meal.

In the area around the Central City Hall, there is a Prince Hotel with Miyanomori Coffee. On a holiday, I went for a morning walk and a morning bath! The day before, the road was slippery and I struggled, but this day was a bit easier to walk and I enjoyed my walk! Feeling a little hungry, I decided to have breakfast at the Prince Hotel. I often use the International Pamir Pavilion for meetings, but I haven't been to the Tower side recently, so it felt fresh. I went to Miyanomori Coffee. There was no one there... Excuse me! I sat at the counter and took a relaxing break. I ordered the Morning Set A for 700 yen, which included crispy toast, yogurt, salad, and coffee. The toast came with plenty of jam, even though it was thin. I usually prefer thick toast, but I realized that thin toast was also good. The coffee was strong but sweet, with no acidity in the blend. Considering the location, the price was cheap and I was able to relax. Thank you for the meal!

First floor of Sapporo Prince Hotel. Originating in Sapporo with 8 stores in the city. The interior is spacious, with a cake showcase as soon as you enter, counter seats in the front, and table seats in the back. It was relatively empty, so I sat at a table by the window. I had planned to try the "Iwase Ranch Pound Cake from Sanda City" after looking at the homepage in advance, but it was no longer on the menu. So disappointing. The service was very polite. To make up for it, I had the following: - Oven-baked Hotcakes for 600 yen (including service charge and tax). They were quite thick and fluffy, moist, and tasted better than I expected after pouring syrup over them. - (Set drink) Hot Coffee for 300 yen. There was a set drink available at the relaxed cafe in the hotel at this price, and each cup of coffee was drip-extracted from freshly roasted beans. A mild blend with no strong flavor. So, even though I couldn't have what I originally wanted, I was quite satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

Early Sunday morning city walking, I decided to stop by Prince Hotel for the first time in a while. I took a break at "Miyano Mori Coffee" next to the front desk on the first floor. The interior of the shop has no partitions, but is divided into two sections to maintain distance, which seems to work well. The refrigerated case near the entrance displays cakes and they also sell bread. I ordered the "Sapporo Prince Hotel Blend" coffee for 650 yen. There is no specific price for morning coffee, but the morning set is 50 yen more expensive at 700 yen... Even though I had just eaten breakfast at another shop and didn't really need it, I wasn't completely satisfied. The coffee is priced like other Prince Hotel locations, but considering it's inside a hotel, the price is reasonable. Many high-end hotels charge over 800 yen for a cup of coffee, and it's not uncommon for the morning set to be over 1,000 yen. However, it seems that the coffee is not brewed for each cup, yet it is still more expensive than other shops and has fewer coffee options, which is a bit disappointing. The pre-brewed coffee was served in about a minute, with a mild taste that is easy to drink, low in acidity and bitterness. If this taste is acceptable, then Starbucks would suffice. Thank you for the meal.

On the 4th day of my trip to Hokkaido, I decided to explore Sapporo in earnest. I was still a bit disorganized in my thoughts, so I decided to grab breakfast somewhere and plan out my day. I came across a restaurant near my hotel that seemed like a good spot to sit down and strategize. I ordered the morning set for 700 yen, which included toast, bacon and eggs, vegetables, and coffee. The price seemed a bit high, but considering the location at the Prince Hotel, it was reasonable. The food was decent, nothing special, but I wasn't expecting much anyway. With my plans somewhat sorted out, I was ready to head out for the day.

I took out the "Sapporo Strawberry Tart," which was selected as the first Grand Prix winner at the Sapporo Sweets Competition, and enjoyed it in my hotel room. The fluffy cream on top seems to be made of marshmallow. The tart crust is said to be made without eggs or wheat. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Photo organization. Around 6:00 pm, I had a meeting. They said I could eat whatever I liked, but I didn't need a meal and there were no cakes I liked, so I chose an iced cafe au lait, I think? It was brought over. The container was cute, so I casually aimed my camera at it, and the other person also started taking photos... Seems like they're a famous blogger (^-^; We had a meaningful time discussing work and advertising revenue. I recommend the cute iced cafe au lait!

Great atmosphere. The blend at Miyano Mori has plenty of hot water... Wait, did they mess up the amount of beans?

It is located on the first floor of the Prince Hotel. When I went there a while ago, it was very crowded, but today there is no one. I ordered the herbal curry. When I ordered the set menu, it came with a drink and salad. The curry, being herbal, didn't have any visible meat. The spiciness of the curry was hardly noticeable. The rice was a bit soft. The salad came in a small bowl with potato salad. The flavors seemed to be liked by everyone. I chose iced coffee for my drink, and it came in a fun combination of an empty glass with ice and a milk bottle with coffee inside. Thank you for the meal.

I had some tea before going to the Chuo Ward Citizens' Center in April 2018. It had been so long since I last entered the Sapporo Prince Hotel. The first floor looked familiar as I walked towards the back and found a cafe. Upon entering, I had to choose between the smoking floor and non-smoking floor. I opted for the non-smoking counter and sat down. There were two women in front of me. The menu came with lots of small ice cubes, perfect for the summer heat. The cake sets were sold out, so I ordered a Ceylon tea for 650 yen. I had to wait a bit for it to steep, and when it arrived, it was served in a cute pot. The pot had enough tea for 2-3 cups. I enjoyed the first cup without sugar and added some for the second cup. I thought some milk would go well with the tea, but I wondered if they would provide it. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.