Jasmac Plaza ジャスマックプラザホテル 加斯瑪廣場酒店

Jasmac Plaza Hotel is an onsen-integrated city hotel located in South 7 West 3, Chuo Ward, Sapporo. It sits just a five-minute walk from Susukino Station on the Namboku Subway Line and about four minutes from Hōsui-Susukino Station on the Tōhō Line. Slightly south of the main Susukino entertainment district, the hotel offers easy access to nightlife and dining while maintaining a calm, quiet atmosphere once you step inside. By car, it is about 10 minutes from JR Sapporo Station and roughly 30 minutes from the Kitahiroshima interchange on the Dōō Expressway. Paid on-site parking is available.

The hotel’s defining feature is the on-site natural hot spring, “Susukino Natural Hot Spring Yukakyo.” Drawn from a private spring 800 meters underground, it offers a spacious indoor bath, an open-air hinoki bath, a jacuzzi, and sauna facilities. Known as one of the first natural hot springs established in central Sapporo, it is popular with day visitors, but hotel guests can enjoy unlimited entry during operating hours. The ability to enjoy a full onsen experience without leaving the hotel is a major advantage for urban travelers.

The hot spring complex includes large communal baths, open-air baths, a jacuzzi, saunas, rest lounges, dining facilities, and various relaxation services. Guests can stretch out in the rest area after bathing or choose from paid treatments such as body scrubs, esthetic services, and massages. The entire facility is accessible in yukata, allowing guests to move freely between the baths, lounges, and restaurants in traditional attire—a signature experience at this hotel.

Guest rooms are located in both the main building and the annex, and include singles, doubles, twins, triples, and Japanese-style rooms. Room sizes in the main building range from approximately 22 m² singles to 27 m² doubles, 25–35 m² twins, and up to 44 m² for large or deluxe twin rooms. The annex offers slightly more compact singles (around 18 m²) and twins (around 24 m². All rooms include Wi-Fi, making the hotel suitable for business travelers as well.

Rooms fall under two broad styles: Western rooms with warm wood accents, and modern Japanese-style rooms featuring tatami and futons. Standard amenities include beds or futons, yukata, geta sandals, haori jackets, towels, toothbrush sets, shampoo and conditioner, a hairdryer, and a humidifying air purifier. Because guests can wear yukata throughout the property, it’s easy to slip into a relaxed mode after check-in and move freely between the hot spring area and dining venues.

For dining, the hotel offers Japanese restaurants and banquet halls serving traditional kaiseki cuisine, with menus showcasing ingredients from Hokkaido. Dinner-inclusive plans typically feature set menus or kaiseki-style courses, while breakfast is served as a Japanese–Western buffet with grilled fish, simmered dishes, salads, bread, eggs, and locally inspired items. Guests can enjoy full meals within the hotel or combine their stay with dining around Susukino.

The hotel integrates multiple facilities under one roof, including the hot spring, guest rooms, banquet halls, restaurants, a café, rental spaces, wedding venues, and relaxation services. The large, medium, and small banquet halls accommodate parties, meetings, reunions, and memorial gatherings, making “stay + banquet” or “onsen + dining” combinations easy. The café serves light meals and sweets for lunch and tea time and is frequented by locals as well.

Guest services include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, elevators, vending machines, and equipment rentals such as trouser presses. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Some plans highlight free breakfast or unrestricted hot spring access for hotel guests. These features make the hotel appealing to travelers who want to unwind in an onsen after business meetings or incorporate a hot-spring experience into their sightseeing trip.

In terms of access, the hotel is just a five-minute walk from Susukino Station and within walking distance of both the Susukino nightlife district and Nakajima Park. Popular attractions such as Odori Park, the Sapporo TV Tower, and Nijo Market are easily reachable by subway or on foot. After an evening out in Susukino, guests can return to the hotel and relax in the hot springs before heading back to their rooms. Drivers will also find it convenient thanks to on-site parking, making the property a practical base for road trips around Hokkaido.

Overall, Jasmac Plaza Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers who want to enjoy a full-scale natural hot spring experience in the heart of Susukino. With the convenience of a city hotel and the amenities of a traditional onsen ryokan combined under one roof, it offers a weather-proof, fully self-contained stay. Whether for business, sightseeing, group travel, or events, this hot-spring-equipped city hotel is well suited to a wide range of needs.