In June 2023, I stayed at the Premier Hotel-CABIN-Sapporo for my second day in Sapporo. I chose this hotel because it was easy to access the restaurants I wanted to visit and the breakfast seemed good. The single room with breakfast included cost around 12,000 yen per night. The room facilities were comfortable and I had a relaxing stay. The hotel also had a natural hot spring bath and sauna, which was a nice bonus. The breakfast was served at the restaurant "Halel" on the basement floor, with a buffet offering daily soup curry, zangi (fried chicken), Hokkaido seafood bowl, and a variety of desserts. It was a satisfying breakfast. Thank you! Now, I'm heading out to get a ticket for "Japanese Ramen Noodle Lab Q." It was a short stay, but thank you for everything!

The start of 2023, the first sauna visit of the year was with my sauna-loving friend. We decided to try a different place this time. For breakfast, we enjoyed a buffet with delicious offerings like datemaki, rolled kombu, black beans, and ozouni. I ordered a seafood bowl, not my usual choice but still enjoyable. The highlight for me was the beet smoothie, which was gentle and delicious. The sauna experience was comfortable with an auto-roller, but I found it challenging to truly relax and unwind due to the noisy environment in the bath area. Overall, it was a deep and interesting sauna experience on New Year's Day. Thank you for your hospitality! Happy New Year!

During my recent business trip to Sapporo, I stayed at the Premier Hotel CABIN. The hotel has a slightly outdated feel to it, and I learned that it was designed by a former Pako Junior. I chose this hotel because they offer a breakfast with seafood, which is quite rare in Sapporo. The official website states that the breakfast costs 1800 yen including tax, which is a good deal for a seafood breakfast under 2000 yen. When I arrived at the breakfast venue, I couldn't find a seafood buffet, so I asked the staff and they brought me a small seafood bowl. The contents included salmon, sweet shrimp, salmon roe, squid noodles, thinly sliced octopus, a few shirasu, and discolored tuna. I won't go into detail about the taste and quality. The rest of the breakfast menu was average for a business hotel breakfast. I believe there are other hotels in Sapporo that offer better breakfast options, so I will explore those next time. Thank you for the meal.

Today's breakfast was at "Premier Hotel-CABIN". It was a buffet-style breakfast with COVID-19 safety measures in place, such as wearing gloves. There were only a few families and couples dining, likely due to cancellations from the end of the Go To Travel campaign. It was a quiet and safe breakfast venue. It was nice to have sashimi available. The main dishes included stir-fried vegetables, grilled fish, roast beef, tamagoyaki, and hamburg steak. We also had miso soup. I had to refrain from alcohol and rice today as I overindulged yesterday. With a 1 PM check-in and 11 AM check-out, I can relax and enjoy the natural hot springs. I will definitely consider staying here again. Thank you for the meal! "Premier Hotel-CABIN Sapporo (formerly known as Paco Junior Susukino)" located at 7-5-2 Minami 5 Jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Well, after arriving at the hotel by taxi from Maruyama, let's start by relaxing in the hot spring! This Premier Hotel Cabin Sapporo is a business hotel located a little away from Susukino, but guess what! It has a natural hot spring! Going down to the basement and taking the elevator up, it's a bit of a complex interior but the steam from the hot spring is soothing! Let's go in the hot spring! The sodium chloride spring water is a slightly green and cloudy, which feels nice on the skin, enveloping it gently! They also have a jacuzzi and sauna, making it a hidden gem for relaxation in Susukino! And! Climbing up the stairs may be a bit tough, but the rooftop outdoor bath has a refreshing open feeling! Relaxing in the low-temperature pot bath! I feel like I'll sleep soundly tonight! zzz... The next morning! I'll refresh myself in the morning bath! I'll have the hotel buffet at the restaurant Harel in the basement! Here we go! From daily Hokkaido regional dishes! Salmon rice bowl! The taste of autumn salmon with a crispy texture! Escalope! It's a soul food from Nemuro! Tonkatsu with demi-glace sauce, quite nice! Sashimi! Tuna! Sweet shrimp! Giant Pacific octopus! Salmon! Mackerel for the finishing touch! etc., Due to the current situation, they serve in small plates! White horse beef roast beef! The domestic beef loin has a moderate marbling, making it moist and tender! This quality makes me happy for seconds~♪ Together with the salad! Here we go! Plating! The miso soup with scallop spat! The slight sweetness is nice! Soup curry! It's simple, so I'll plate it with some extras! Roast beef and root vegetable soup curry! Shrimp fry and scallop spat soup curry! Plating with extras to suit my taste! Well, I ended up having two bowls! I wanted to make curry with escalope too! The rice seems to be Yumepirika, but it wasn't freshly cooked so it lacked a bit of goodness... But you know, I mostly ate soup curry, so it doesn't really matter! I was full from the morning, but even though my stay was short, I had a good time! Now, after reporting to the company, it's time for Ashika's Holiday Club to begin!

I got tired of the bath at home, so I visited this hotel for the first time. It is located near the center of Sapporo and has a natural hot spring containing iron oxide. I soaked in the hot spring after dinner and it warmed my body to the core. The quality of the spring was good, so I ended up soaking in the open-air bath early the next morning. As for breakfast, due to the influence of COVID-19, it was served in a set meal style instead of buffet. The variety in the set meal was abundant, and the staff served corn soup and braised pork separately, making it quite luxurious. The only downside was the high ratio of fried foods, so it might be more suitable for younger guests who can handle such a heavy meal in the morning. Despite that, considering the free parking, natural hot spring, and breakfast included for just a little over 4000 yen per person, I think it's a great deal. If you are visiting Sapporo, I recommend using this hotel as a base.

Day trip use(^^) I used to frequent the Paco Group in the past when I had a lot of business trips to Susukino natural hot springs. When I think about it, they don't have it in Sapporo! I went to the current CABIN. The restaurant is closed now, so I just went to the bath. There are no elevators in the outdoor baths in Sapporo, so the stairs were a bit tough, but there weren't many people so I was able to relax and enjoy it. The day trip fee has changed from April, and you can no longer use coupons for half price, which effectively raises the price. I feel like day trips should be around 1000 yen to not be too expensive. The bath was nice, so it's a shame.

Breakfast options were plentiful, but the lack of variety in salads and fruits was disappointing. The overall impact of the meal did not quite live up to the room rate. However, the reason for staying was the hot springs, so I knew what to expect. The spring was a chloride spring with iron content, gentle on the skin with good water flow, at a pH level of around 7.

Good evening, I am a salaryman from Minato-ku. I stayed at this hotel during my business trip to Hokkaido. It is located on the east side of Susukino, a bit away from the hustle and bustle. Initially, I was planning to stay for one night, but my business trip was extended so I decided to stay for another night. The room was simple and clean, with a nice touch of cleanliness (although on the second night, there was no pressing service and the room light was not so great). The public bath is located on the first basement floor, with an entrance there and an elevator to the second floor. The outdoor bath is located two floors up from there. It requires climbing stairs which can be a bit tiring. The outdoor bath has a large open-air bath, a private pot bath, and a stone coffin-shaped bath, all spacious. I went in after midnight so there were no people and I was able to relax leisurely. The water is said to contain iron, so the stones in the outdoor bath were a brown color. I was able to relax and unwind in the spacious and clean baths. The buffet breakfast also had a good variety of options.

Today's breakfast was enjoyed at "Premier Hotel -CABIN- Sapporo." It was a buffet style breakfast. First, I made a salad. I made sure to get plenty of vegetables, starting with a base of cabbage topped with broccoli, cherry tomatoes, corn, and chicken, all dressed with Caesar dressing. On my main plate, I had rolled omelette, grilled fish, fried chicken, croquette, sautéed burdock root, and sesame green beans. There was also sashimi available, so I made myself a DIY seafood bowl with squid, salmon, negitoro, and topped it off with spicy cod roe. Lastly, I had miso soup to finish off the meal. It was quite a luxurious breakfast to start the day. The hotel is conveniently located near Shinjuku and has hot springs. I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you for the hospitality! "Premier Hotel -CABIN- Sapporo (formerly known as Paco Junior Susukino)" 7-5-2 Minami 5 Jonishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido

A friend from Honshu and I were staying here. There was an earthquake in the middle of the night, and in the morning, we realized the seriousness of the situation. Many of my friends from Honshu texted me asking if I was okay, but I didn't reply because of the power outage and the need to conserve battery. We couldn't work and couldn't go back. Other friends staying in a different hotel were asked to leave, but the hotel staff here told us to stay until we could go back. They also said they wouldn't charge us for our stay because they couldn't provide full service. My friend, who experienced the Great Hanshin Earthquake, advised me to go to several convenience stores and secure as much food and water as possible, which we did. We were anxious, but for dinner that day and the next three meals, the hotel provided free meals for guests in the lobby and downstairs restaurant. It was incredibly appreciated. Since the water was cut off, we couldn't use the bathroom in our room, so we used the one on the lobby floor, and the hotel staff brought water to flush it for us. They must have been going through a lot themselves... I'm so grateful. I'm glad we were on the second floor at that time. The hotel's amazing response in that situation made me feel their strength. They provided delicious meals and put customers first, and I am thankful for their care. My friend will always stay here in the future. It seems like they also gave a thank-you gift. Both my friend and I love this hotel.

I used this hotel when I went to Sapporo to watch the Nippon-Ham Fighters vs. Hanshin Tigers game during the interleague play in professional baseball. The breakfast had a variety of options and was delicious. Since I had come all the way to Sapporo, I had dishes like seafood bowls, and ended up getting quite full. I had planned to eat Genghis Khan for lunch, so I walked around the streets of Sapporo to work up an appetite. The hotel also had a natural hot spring bath, which was very comfortable. I would like to stay at this hotel again. The breakfast alone costs 1500 yen.

I stayed for 3 nights. It was empty and the unlimited hot springs and sauna were great. The room was decent. There is WiFi and bedside outlets.

I came to the hot springs♨️~^_^ Genghis Khan and hot springs♨️ are both amazing ↗(^_-)

This morning's dish is salted fried chicken! Delicious! A convenient seafood dish, curry rice, toast with vanilla ice cream, and fruits served vertically! A calming breakfast that doubles as lunch, my favorite is bread with vanilla ice cream on the side.

Today's breakfast is at Sapporo "Premier Hotel-CABIN". It is a buffet-style breakfast. It's quite a fulfilling buffet. There is sashimi available. Let's have some sweet shrimp, salmon, and squid. It seems like you can drink in the morning. The salad is based on lettuce and broccoli with toppings like tomato, corn, and potato salad. There is roast beef, fried chicken, sausage, grilled fish, and simmered lotus root. Rice and miso soup, pickles and salted fish, and a raw egg on top. Finally, orange juice and yogurt to finish. There is also a large public bath, making it a comfortable hotel. It is close to Ramen Shingen. Shall we take another bath before departure? Thank you very much for your hospitality!

Guests can experience it for only 1000 yen. In conclusion, I was very satisfied. For side dishes, you can order egg dishes such as bacon, sausages, salmon, sweetened sardines, etc. There is a "Katte-don" where you can make a seafood bowl with tuna, octopus, enoki mushrooms, sea bream, and sushi rice. This is great. There were miso soup and shrimp soup as well. There are several types of bread, and a variety of desserts like yogurt, jelly, pudding, and ice cream, so those who like sweets can also enjoy. It was a happy breakfast.