The Centurion Sauna Rest & Stay Sapporo

It was so amazing I stayed for two days! They have a gym, sauna, and workspace, which is great for remote workers. I'll definitely go back when I'm in Sapporo again. It's a capsule hotel for around 5000 yen per night. You can stay in a shared room like a public bath for about 4000 yen, but paying an extra 1000 yen for a semi-private room might be more satisfying! (Because there are some people who snore loudly!)

It was perfectly adequate for a short stay at a reasonable price. The sauna was fantastic. I will definitely use it again.

The location was great as it is right in the heart of Susukino. The quiet atmosphere made it a good place to sleep.💤 However, it was a bit hot💦 I wish it were a little cooler in the summer. It was nice that the 7th floor sold food and drinks, had manga books, and even had a microwave so we could eat outside food. The 8th floor, which has the counter and sauna facilities, was the best! The owner and staff kindly helped me even though I couldn't speak Japanese and had trouble using the facilities😭 Thank you so much!! Thank you so much!! I will definitely stay at Centurion Capsule Hotel again next time I go to Sapporo!!

I had made a reservation that included a 1,500 yen meal voucher, but due to my misunderstanding, I didn't use it on the day and it went to waste, which was very disappointing... I think the staff explained it to me, but since it was a two-night stay, I mistakenly thought they meant I could use it within those two days. It's my fault, but it's still disappointing...

I had a comfortable stay, but there was a significant price difference between the day-use option (using the rest area) and the overnight option (using a private room or capsule), and honestly, I felt the day-use option offered better value for money.

This is my second visit, and it's still the best!! I bought some merchandise and got King Kazu! I want to see his flapping feints and Kazu dance forever ⚽️🎶 The sauna food is straightforward! Richly flavored meat 🍗! Rice 🍚! Alcohol 🍺! That's it!! This is what you need after a sauna 😆

Cheap, clean, and comfortable. The sauna is great, and the restaurant is great too. Overall, it's the best. As you know, the sauna is extremely hot. The first time I visited, it was so hot I thought, "I'm never coming back!" But the combination with the super-cold plunge pool was amazing, leaving me completely relaxed after my bath. In the open-air area, there's a Galaxy Bath, a bath with lukewarm water. Floating in a hammock-like structure in it felt like being in a weightless universe. After my bath, I guzzle beer at the restaurant, then dive straight into my capsule, take a two-hour nap, and then head out to Susukino—that's pure bliss. I've actually stayed here nearly 10 times already. If you include the time when it was Sole Susukino, I must have used it 50 times. It's amazing how clean they keep such a historic facility. Even so, day-use saunas are a bit pricey, but it's incredibly cheap if you stay overnight. It's a mystery. Can someone explain this?

A quick day trip to the hot springs and sauna before or after drinking. Good value for money in Susukino.

This is my go-to hotel in Sapporo. I love the sauna's löyly service, and the restaurant on the 7th floor is fantastic. I appreciate the reasonable prices. You can even bring your own food and drinks. I'll be staying there again next month.

The temperatures in the cold plunge pool and sauna are fantastic. The 6.9°C cold plunge pool is especially great; it hits you right away! However, the area with the relaxation chairs is filled with hot air from the warm water, and the fans are just circulating it, so it would be perfect if the ventilation were better. I didn't notice this before, so maybe it's just a coincidence?

I like the heat wave master Pepe Nakamura.