Hotels in Hokkaido, Japan

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Where to stay in Hokkaido

Explore Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, known for its diverse appeal. You’ll find Sapporo, the largest city, famed for its warmth and captivating culinary scene. Its connection to nature makes it a balanced gateway for urban and outdoor experiences. Venturing to Asahikawa, expect cold weather but the welcoming culture that defines this city will warm you. Known for its charming small-town atmosphere despite being the island's second-largest city, Asahikawa provides a unique perspective on local life.

Meanwhile, Hakodate, with its scenic beauty, draws visitors who appreciate panoramic seaside views. Its unique atmosphere creates a different experience from other parts of Japan. Explore these cities for a taste of Hokkaido's charm.

Things to do in Hokkaido

Explore the soothing waters of Jozankei Onsen, a beloved hot spring destination perfect for relaxation. Nearby, Odori Park awaits with its wide green spaces, ideal if you enjoy leisurely strolls. The park comes alive with seasonal festivals, providing a cultural experience.

For nature enthusiasts, Lake Shikotsu is a must-visit. Known for its clear waters, this lake is great for kayaking and diving. Its surrounding landscape is stunning, making it a splendid spot for photography or a peaceful walk.

Planning your trip to Hokkaido

Choosing when to visit Hokkaido depends on your interests and desired activities. Each season provides unique experiences. Summer is perfect for outdoor fun, while winter is a snowy wonderland for sports enthusiasts.

For budget travellers, consider visiting during the low seasons of March to early April or mid-January after the New Year's rush. You'll find fewer crowds and possibly cheaper accommodations. To save on your stay without sacrificing comfort, look into affordable hotel options like Hotel Hakodate Royal Seaside BBH Hotel Group, Vessel Inn Sapporo Nakajima Park, and Art Hotel Asahikawa.

Top hotels in Hokkaido

The Sapporo Park Hotel is renowned for its elegant design and stunning views of Nakajima Park, providing a tranquil escape amidst the city. Additionally, the Residence Hotel Kabuto impresses with its contemporary style and personalised service, ensuring every guest experiences the epitome of comfort.

Meanwhile, ステラサイト函館 captivates with its unique aesthetic and access to exclusive spa amenities, ideal for a rejuvenating stay. These hotels provide exceptional comfort and world-class service, setting a high standard for any traveller.

From weekend breaks to extended stays

If you've only got a weekend to visit Hokkaido, start with Sapporo for its delicious food and fascinating culture. Don't miss out on the lively atmosphere of Otaru with its charming canals.

A longer 10-day itinerary could begin in the summer with the lavender fields of Furano and Biei, providing a colourful escape. Then, venture into Daisetsuzan National Park for a hike or a dip in the hot springs. Winter visitors might prefer the snowy slopes. End your trip by taking in the stunning night views in Hakodate.

Regardless of the season, Hokkaido's natural beauty and cultural experiences make it a refreshing destination for any traveller.


Hokkaido hotels: FAQs

You can always cancel or amend your hotel reservation if you need to, but look out for hotels in Hokkaido with free cancellation or flexible booking options if you want to protect your money. Some hotels allow you to cancel and get your money back if your plans change.

Of course - the cheapest hotel deal we found within the next seven days is $35 per night. If you need somewhere in the next 24 hours, we've found you somewhere to stay for $56 per night.
The average price of a hotel during the week is $248 per night, and the average price on weekends is $260. Overall, it looks like the cheapest day to stay in Hokkaido could be Wednesday.
We crunched some numbers on our calendar and found that Wednesday is the cheapest day to stay in Hokkaido. And the most expensive day seems to be Saturday.
The average price of a 3-star hotel in Hokkaido is currently around $169 per night. And the cheapest 3-star hotel we found is $39 per night.
The average price of a 4-star hotel in Hokkaido is currently around $237 per night. And the cheapest 4-star hotel we found is $31 per night.
The average price of a 5-star hotel in Hokkaido is currently around $412 per night. And the cheapest 5-star hotel we found is $47 per night.
The cheapest month to stay in a hotel in Hokkaido is November, with an average price of $234 per night. The most expensive month is August, when the average room rate can rise to $476 per night. These average prices are based on all the hotels we found – from hostels through to fancy 5-star hotels.
The average price of a hotel in September is $257 per night, which is around 3% lower than the rest of the year.