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As the autumn leaves begin to turn in Hokkaido, Sapporo continues to draw travellers from Singapore and across the globe. Known for its world-class culinary scene, rich cultural heritage, and dramatic mountain landscapes, the vibrant capital serves as the primary gateway to the island’s famous ski resorts, national parks, and thermal hot springs.
Visitors looking for accommodation in the city centre often turn to iconic, well-established hotels. Among the most popular hotels in Sapporo are
- JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo, situated directly above the main train station;
- Sapporo Grand Hotel, a classic heritage property;
- Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo, favored by families and business travellers;
- Hotel Sosei Sapporo, MGallery Collection, known for its boutique luxury; and
- Chalet Ivy Jozankei, a premier luxury hot spring retreat tucked away in Sapporo’s thermal valley.
Joining this lineup of top-tier stays is a fresh, modern entry debuting in late 2026: Hyatt Centric Sapporo.
Hyatt Centric Sapporo king bed deluxe view room
- Address: Kita 1-jo Nishi 5-chome 1-4, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 060-0001, Japan
- Note: Lobby is located on floor 17
- Map to: Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower
Occupying the first floor and floors 17 - 26 of the newly constructed Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower, the hotel commands a striking architectural footprint in the heart of the city. The lower commercial levels seamlessly integrate into the urban core, while the high-altitude hotel floors feature sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows that capture scenic vistas of the Sapporo skyline and surrounding alpine peaks.
Luxury meets Hokkaido Art & Heritage
Inside, the architecture blends modern luxury with local Hokkaido art and heritage. The interior design relies on vibrant collaborations with local artisans and makers.
In the 17th-floor lobby lounge and bar, guests will find a dramatic double-height space anchored by a cosy fireplace, alongside design touches inspired by traditional horse tack, intricate straw artwork, and natural wood elements.
Hyatt Centric Sapporo twin bed terrace bedroom suite.
Room Types
The hotel features 216 spacious guestrooms, including nine distinct suites. Every room spans at least 36 square metres (388 square feet) and is flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows.
Standard & View Rooms (36 - 43 sqm)
Offer generous floor space, including two View Room categories framing scenes of the historic Red Brick Building or distant mountain ranges. Room types range from 36-square-metre standard layouts to 43-square-metre Deluxe Rooms.
Hyatt Centric Sapporo twin bed terrace suite - living area.
The Suites
Includes nine elevated options, notably the Centric Suite on the 19th floor (116 square metres featuring a private 26-square-metre terrace) and the top-floor Sapporo Suite on the 26th floor with expansive city vistas.
Hyatt Centric Sapporo twin bed terrace suite - bathroom.
Room Amenities
Equipped with digital key access, complimentary Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, and spacious bathrooms containing separate bathtubs and rain showers.
Prices
While official night-by-night pricing varies seasonally, standard boutique mid-to-high luxury stays of this tier in Sapporo typically range from approximately $250 to $450 per night, with premium suites fetching higher rates.
Reservations are officially open now for stays commencing 1 December 2026. Located a brief 10-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station via the underground pedestrian network, the hotel is within easy walking distance of Odori Park and the Former Hokkaido Government Office Building.
This hotel will suit you if you planning to travel within Sapporo itself, with a day trip to Otaru.