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Theatel Sapporo Susukino

Google (394) 4.1
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Visitors praise the hotel's clean facilities, good value, and convenient location near the station. However, some guests complain about noise from nearby establishments or the building itself, and one reviewer noted potential ventilation issues.

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Japan, 〒064-0804 Hokkaido, 札幌市中央区Chuo Ward, Minami 4 Jōnishi, 5-chōme−8 F-45, 3階
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About this place Theatel Sapporo Susukino

Theatel Sapporo Susukino is a small, modern hotel on the third floor of a building at Minami 4-jo Nishi 5-chome, in Susukino, Sapporo's main nightlife district. It is listed as gay-friendly, meaning a mainstream hotel, not a gay venue. Facilities include Wi-Fi, a shared kitchenette and a lounge with a cinema-style screen. It rates about 4.1 on Google from nearly 400 reviews. Susukino also holds Sapporo's small cluster of gay bars, mostly in a few blocks to the south, so you can walk to them. Rooms in hotels like this tend to be compact, so check sizes when you book.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted Walk-ins welcome WiFi Year-round Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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394 reviews

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山田まこ
山田まこ Jun 2026
★★★★★

I'm not sure if it's on the floor above or next door, but there's a karaoke bar or something similar, and I can hear singing and footsteps echoing through the building. I couldn't sleep at all, even with earplugs or headphones on. I guess it's unavoidable since the building itself houses a variety of tenants.

Chiharu Ishihara
Chiharu Ishihara Jun 2026
★★★★★

This was the only place I could afford during my Sapporo trip, which coincided with a Hawks professional baseball game over the weekend. As it was a double private room on the ladies' floor, I was able to relax comfortably even though it was on the second floor. There was an event going on in the common area, but I could barely hear it and slept soundly. The toilet and shower were also convenient, as I didn't have to go through a security door.

吳明啓
吳明啓 Jun 2026
★★★★★

The overall space has poor ventilation, and the mixed bed space may be narrow with less closed windows, making it easier for small insects to grow and threatening health. Improving the space by adding natural sunlight and fresh air can boost occupancy motivation.

n p
n p Jun 2026
★★★★★

The facilities are clean and the cost performance is good. However, women should definitely request a women-only room. Absolutely.

Mina
Mina Jun 2026
★★★★★

If all you need is a place to sleep, I think it's not bad. Even though the front desk staff seemed annoyed, if you consider it not a hotel but simply a place to sleep where you can shelter from the rain and wind, then I think it has some value.

0304 Hana
0304 Hana Jun 2026
★★★★★
ma sa
ma sa Jun 2026
★★★★★

The location is easy to find and close to the station. The facilities are very clean, and both the shower room and toilet are new, which was a good impression. The bed was soft and comfortable, but since my room was right by the entrance, the sound of the door closing when people came and went was quite loud. It would be great if the door could close more quietly.

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Last updated on 5 November 2026

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