Mercure Sapporo: Just Steps from Susukino Station. The Stylish, Secure Hotel - Your Perfect Base for Exploring Sapporo

Conveniently located in the heart of Sapporo, Mercure Sapporo is just a 1-minute walk from Hosui-Susukino Station (Toho Subway Line) and 3 minutes from Susukino Station (Namboku Subway Line). From JR Sapporo Station, it takes only 11–13 minutes by subway, depending on the line, or a leisurely 20-minute walk—perfect if you're traveling light and want to enjoy nearby sights like the iconic Sapporo Clock Tower or Odori Park along the way.

Within walking distance is Susukino, Hokkaido’s largest and most vibrant entertainment district, known for its lively nightlife and eye-catching whiskey and beer billboards. Whether you're here for sightseeing, shopping, or dining, Mercure Sapporo’s location makes it an ideal base for exploring the city.

From New Chitose Airport, you can reach the hotel in just over an hour by taking the Airport Limousine Bus to “Minami 3-jo Susukino” (a 2-minute walk from the hotel) or by riding the Rapid Airport train to JR Sapporo Station, followed by a short subway ride.

Another highlight is their flexible approach. The front desk is open 24 hours, allowing for late-night check-ins—perfect if you want to enjoy Sapporo’s nightlife before settling into your room.
Certain times of day even have staff who speak English or Chinese, offering peace of mind for international visitors. To access guest floors, you’ll take a dedicated elevator from the third-floor lobby where the front desk is located. A room key is required at night for both building entry and elevator use, ensuring top-notch security.

The rooms offer a French design, resulting in a modern European style that’s both chic and lively while retaining a calm ambiance. Each room features a smart TV with various viewing options, free high-speed Wi-Fi, a spacious bathroom, and a Simmons bed guaranteeing high-quality sleep. Impressive soundproofing helps you forget you’re in a busy entertainment district.
Bed types range from queen and twin to triple. An extensive lineup of rooms spans from Standard to Suite. Deluxe Rooms, which offer more space, can accommodate up to four beds—perfect for families or groups. Privilege Floor rooms include a coffee machine and complimentary drinks in the fridge, alongside an impressive view from the upper floors, allowing you to experience city views of Sapporo.

Start Your Day Right with a Locally-Inspired Breakfast.
If you're planning a stay at Mercure Sapporo, opting for a breakfast-inclusive plan is highly recommended. The restaurant opens bright and early at 6:00 AM, making it ideal even for guests with early departures.
You’ll be greeted by the aroma of freshly baked croissants, house-made French toast, and a spread of seasonal Hokkaido produce, including fresh milk and crisp vegetables. To give your morning a flavorful twist, the menu also features rotating local specialties such as Sapporo’s famous soup curry and grilled Jingisukan (Hokkaido-style lamb).
With a diverse, energizing breakfast lineup, it’s the perfect way to fuel up for a full day of exploring Sapporo or heading off to your next destination.

They also have a much-talked-about mini pancake machine—the first introduced in Sapporo. Simply place your hand over it and wait about a minute to watch your pancakes automatically cook. It’s a fun sight, so give it a try at least once during your stay. Take-out breakfast is also available—you can load your favorite dishes in a box if you’d prefer to eat in your room or while you’re out.
In the bright, red-accented interior, natural light pours in from the floor-to-ceiling windows. For lunch, you can enjoy a main dish (choose from five monthly rotating options like fish, meat, pasta, etc.) plus a buffet of side dishes, salads, and soups.

A fitness gym, accessible free of charge with your room key, is equipped with the latest training machines. Traveling often means limited exercise and indulging in good food, so recharge with a workout while enjoying the view outside.

Occasionally, the restaurant hosts a lounge service featuring three plans: all-you-can-drink alcohol, or all-you-can-drink plus a snack buffet, etc. You can freely come and go during operating hours. For longer stays, or for those who don’t carry many spare clothes, the coin laundries on floors the 6th, 9th and 12th floors are convenient. Additionally, the front lobby offers a currency exchange machine (until May 31, 2025) for converting foreign currency to yen, among other traveler-friendly services. Multiple convenience stores in the area are also handy for quick errands.

The hotel’s courtyard is surrounded by buildings yet feels wonderfully private, letting you forget the city’s hustle. During July–August (dates subject to change), it becomes “LA TERRASSE “ a hidden outdoor spot for those who love alfresco drinks. Reservations are required, and you can enjoy its food and drink menu. With an open sky overhead and rustling leaves, it feels like you’re indulged in a relaxed summer resort. The subtle lighting at night elevates the grown-up hideaway mood, making the evening terrace a popular choice as well.

With unbeatable access, inviting guest rooms, and thoughtful amenities that cater to every traveler’s needs, Mercure Sapporo makes an ideal base for exploring the city. The hotel’s eye-catching exterior reflects Sapporo’s signature grid-like street layout, while the vibrant lobby seating and elevator halls are decorated with scenic local photography that add a playful yet photogenic charm. Every corner is a snapshot waiting to happen—making your travel memories even more vivid and unforgettable.