On the eastern bank of Sosei-gawa, Central Sapporo’s eastern neighborhoods have a few good hotels and hostels near Sapporo Factory and Nijo Market.
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Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo ♨︎
ホテルモントレエーデルホフ札幌
10min walk from Sapporo Station
This towering hotel along Sōsei-gawa has two buildings: the 22-story Vienna-themed main building with a communal onsen (extra charge), and the 12-story nature-themed south building. The main building starts on the 16th floor, meaning all rooms have downtown views. It is in the big office building opposite Sapporo Sōsei Square.
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Fairfield by Marriott Sapporo
フェアフィールド・バイ・マリオット札幌
3min walk from Hosui-Susukino, exit 1
One block south of Nijo Market along Sosei-gawa, Sapporo’s only Marriott hotel has contemporary Western-style rooms, a free fitness center and a Swedish-style cafe. Breakfast is served at the restaurant Luonto facing the inner courtyard.
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Hotel Hashimoto
ホテルハシモト
5min walk from Odori Station, exit 35
A short walk from Nijo Market, this long-running hotel looks a little dated but has fine budget Japanese- and Western-style rooms. There are washing machines, an affordable restaurant a male-only communal bath. Odori Bus Center is one block north of the hotel.