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Hotel in Sapporo
Sapporo is the largest city in Hokkaido and your gateway to the wilderness and beauty. There are many historical and famous attractions dating back to the Meiji Era to the annual Snow Festival in the heart of the city.
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located approximately a 5 minute walk from JR Sapporo Station. |
| Per person per night |
Single |
Twin |
Triple |
01/APR/2011 - 28/APR/2011
05/MAY/2011 - 31/MAY/2011
01/OCT/2011 - 31/MAR/2012
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$92 |
$83 |
N/A |
29/APR/2011 - 04/MAY/2011
01/JUN/2011 - 30/SEP/2011 |
$124 |
$108 |
N/A |
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The above rates are not applicable for the nights of 06-12Feb inclusive. |
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Only a 5 minute walk from JR Sapporo station. Convenient for shopping and sightseeing. |
| Per person per night |
Single |
Twin |
Triple |
01/APR/2011 - 27/APR/2011
05/MAY/2011 - 31/MAY/2011
10/OCT/2011 - 30/DEC/2011
02/JAN/2012 - 31/MAR/2012 |
$149 |
$100 |
$92 |
28/APR/2011 - 04/MAY/2011 01/JUN/2011 - 09/OCT/2011
31/DEC/2011 - 01/JAN/2012 |
$232 |
$182 |
$165 |
| * The above rates are not applicable for the nights of 06-12Feb inclusive. |
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Very convenient for travellers as the hotel is connected to JR Sapporo Station. This hotel is the highest building in Hokkaido.
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| Per person per night |
Single |
Twin |
Triple |
01/APR/2011 - 31/MAY/2011
01/NOV/2011 - 31/MAR/2012 |
$198 |
$165 |
$165 |
01/JUN/2011 - 30/JUN/2011
01/SEP/2011 - 31/OCT/2011 |
$281 |
$247 |
$247 |
| 01/JUL/2011 - 31/AUG/2011 |
$338 |
$304 |
$296 |
* A surcharge of $18 per person per night will apply for Fridays, Saturdays and day prior to public holidays and 18,22Sep, 02,22Nov, 08Jan, 19Mar.
* A surcharge of $33 per person per night will apply for 22-27Dec inclusive.
* A surcharge of $83 per person per night will apply for 02-06Feb inclusive.
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The above rates are not applicable for the nights of 28Apr, 01-04May, 30Dec-03Jan, 06-12Feb inclusive. |
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A Place to go
| OTARU |
From Sapporo, participants take the Ishikari  Liner express train service to Otaru, which faces Ishikari Bay on the Sea of Japan coast. Otaru was once home to a thriving herring fishery, and later developed as a port serving Sapporo. The Otaru Canal area preserves the atmosphere of the early twentieth century with its red-brick warehouses, now home to a variety of restaurants and boutiques. Otaru is now well known for handcrafted glass products and the area around the Otaru City Museum is home to many small galleries and boutiques offering handcrafted glass and such things as music boxes. |
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