Randor Hotel Sapporo Suites ランドーホテル札幌スイーツ 札幌蘭多爾套房公寓

Lando Hotel Sapporo Suites is an all-suite, residence-style hotel located in Minami 5-jo Nishi 7-chome in central Sapporo. It sits about a five-minute walk from Susukino Station on the Namboku Subway Line and offers easy access on foot to Tanukikoji Shopping Street, Odori Park, and the Sapporo TV Tower. Set one block off the main streets of the Susukino entertainment district, the hotel provides a quieter environment while keeping the nightlife area within comfortable walking distance.

Opened in June 2019, the hotel is relatively new, with all 66 suites offering 35 square meters or more. Some room types reach up to about 60 square meters, making them significantly more spacious than typical business hotel rooms in the city. The interiors, supervised by an interior designer and a first-class architect, each feature slightly different color schemes and furnishings—one of the hotel’s defining points is that no two rooms share the same design.

Each suite includes a bed, a seating and dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, IH cooktop, cookware, and tableware. Many rooms also have a washing machine, making the hotel well-suited for longer stays and for families or groups traveling together. Bathrooms often feature a large spa-style (jet) bathtub paired with a rain shower, creating an in-room environment ideal for unwinding after a day of sightseeing.

Room types vary by name—such as Standard Suites and City Studio Suites—but all follow an open-plan layout that integrates the living and sleeping spaces. Options include layouts with two double beds, a king bed paired with a sofa bed, and a universal-access design with ample space for wheelchair users. Most suites are designed for two to four guests. Each room includes air conditioning, a TV, Wi-Fi, a desk, and a closet, offering a “furnished apartment” feel rather than a conventional hotel experience.

The hotel offers limited shared facilities, with no large baths, restaurants, or bars on-site. This setup encourages guests to make use of their in-room kitchens and dining spaces for cooking or enjoying takeout. An elevator and vending machines are available, and the front desk provides basic services such as luggage storage. For extended stays, housekeeping is typically scheduled according to the length and style of the stay, giving the property a condominium-like operational approach rather than a full-service hotel model.

The surrounding area is filled with convenience stores and dining options, including izakaya, ramen shops, and soup curry restaurants, all within walking distance. Major attractions such as Odori Park, the Sapporo Clock Tower, and the Sapporo TV Tower are also easily reachable, and the Odori venue of the Snow Festival is nearby. Sapporo Station is about two subway stops away, making the hotel suitable for both leisure and business trips.

There is no on-site parking, so guests arriving by car will need to use nearby pay parking lots. Several hourly parking facilities are available within walking distance, though they may become busy during large events or the Snow Festival. Checking parking options in advance is recommended for those visiting by car.

Lando Hotel Sapporo Suites is ideal for travelers who value spacious rooms, kitchen facilities, and in-room relaxation features such as spa baths over the “sleep-only” nature of standard business hotels. It is especially convenient for families with children, groups of friends, couples who want to enjoy self-catering or relaxed evenings in, or travelers staying in Sapporo for several days for concerts or sightseeing. While it lacks on-site restaurants, breakfast venues, or large baths, it is a strong match for guests who prefer t