Daiwa Roynet Hotel Sapporo Nakajima Koen ダイワロイネットホテル札幌中島公園 札幌中島公園大和魯內飯店

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Sapporo Nakajima Koen is an 11-story, 210-room hotel located at Minami 9-jo Nishi 5-chome in central Sapporo. The property opened in June 2022 and offers convenient access: about a 3–4 minute walk from Nakajima-Koen Station (Exit 1) on the Namboku Subway Line, roughly one hour from New Chitose Airport via JR Rapid Airport + subway, and about a 5-minute walk from the airport bus stop “Nakajima Koen.” The hotel sits near Nakajima Park—one of Japan’s “100 Best Urban Parks”—and is also within walking distance of the Susukino entertainment district, balancing a quiet environment with easy access to nightlife and sightseeing.

Guest rooms come in a wide variety of types, including Standard Double, Business Double, Moderate Double, Standard Twin, Deluxe Twin, Four-Bed Rooms, Universal Rooms, and Long-Stay Rooms. All rooms are at least 18 sqm, ensuring enough space to open a suitcase even in the most compact categories. Typical sizes include 19 sqm for Standard/Business Doubles, 24.5 sqm for Moderate Doubles, 25.2 sqm for Standard Twins, 33.6 sqm for Deluxe Twins, and 56.4 sqm for Four-Bed and Long-Stay Rooms—making it easy for guests to choose based on group size and travel style.

Most rooms feature separate or semi-separate bathrooms (excluding the Standard Double, Business Double, and Universal Rooms), allowing guests to enjoy bath time with a layout similar to a residential home. This configuration is particularly convenient for families and multi-guest stays. The two Long-Stay Rooms on the top floor are equipped with a washer-dryer, microwave, and clothes deodorizer, providing an ideal setup for extended business trips, workations, or family stays.

All rooms include standard amenities such as a humidifying air purifier, LCD TV, refrigerator, electric kettle, individual air conditioning, bidet toilet, free Wi-Fi and wired internet. Double rooms come with 154 cm-wide beds, offering ample sleeping space for one or two guests. Security features include elevator access control via keycard and locked hotel entrances during late-night hours, ensuring a safe stay for both business and leisure travelers.

One of the hotel’s signature features is the large public bath on the 2nd floor, available exclusively to staying guests. Operating hours are 15:00–24:00 and 6:00–10:00. The facility includes spacious tubs and wash areas, with complimentary ice pops offered in the post-bath lounge. ReFa hair dryers are installed in the bath area, appealing to guests who value high-quality hair care. Clear guidelines are provided regarding tattoo policies and children’s usage, making the bath comfortable for families as well.

Breakfast is served at the 1st-floor restaurant “Dish” as a Japanese-Western buffet. Hours are 6:30–10:00 (last entry 9:30), with pricing at ¥1,500 for adults, ¥1,000 for children, and free for preschoolers. The menu emphasizes vegetables and healthy dishes, featuring items such as steamed Hokkaido vegetables and soup curry—allowing guests to enjoy hearty, vegetable-forward regional cuisine alongside classic staples like rice, bread, eggs, salads, and local specialties.

Hotel facilities and services include self-check-in kiosks, coin-operated laundry machines, ice machines, vending machines, a microwave, parcel shipping services, and paid copy/fax services. Amenities are provided both in-room and via an amenity bar where guests can pick up additional necessities. Children’s amenities are also available at the front desk, making the hotel family-friendly.

The hotel partners with an on-site multistory parking facility offering 34 spaces (all high-roof compatible). Parking costs ¥1,500 per night (14:00–11:00) with in/out access from 7:00 to 23:00. Vehicle size limits apply, and parking is first-come, first-served with no reservations. When full or for oversized vehicles, nearby coin parking options are introduced, so drivers are encouraged to plan their arrival time accordingly.

In terms of surroundings, Nakajima Park—featuring walking paths, jogging routes, Hoheikan, and Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara—is only minutes away. Susukino’s restaurants and nightlife are also within walking distance. With the Namboku Subway Line providing direct access to Odori and Sapporo Station, the hotel works well as a base for sightseeing, business travel, events, concerts, or sports.

Overall, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Sapporo Nakajima Koen offers a convenient 3-minute walk to Nakajima-Koen Station, spacious rooms of at least 18 sqm with multiple room types, a large public bath and separate-bathroom layouts, a Japanese-Western buffet breakfast using Hokkaido ingredients, and on-site multistory parking. From solo business stays to family trips, group travel, event attendance, and workations, it is a practical and well-equipped option for travelers seeking comfort and functionality in central Sapporo.