Ten To Ten Hostel
8.6
Excellent(490 reviews)
8 Chome-3-12 Kita 7 Jonishi, Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0807, Japan
+81 11-205-0787
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Hotel Description
Welcome to Ten To Ten Hostel, located at 8 Chome-3-12 Kita 7 Jonishi, Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0807, Japan. This hip and modern hostel, set in a former student hall, offers adults a unique and stylish accommodation option in the vibrant commercial and college district of Sapporo. Just a 13-minute walk from Sapporo Station, Ten To Ten Hostel is perfectly situated for exploring the city's bustling atmosphere, surrounded by an array of electronics stores, beautiful riverside paths, and the esteemed Hokkaido University Museum. The design of the hostel features contemporary aesthetics with a trendy loft-like vibe, creating an inviting and energetic environment that appeals to both travelers and locals alike.
The accommodation at Ten To Ten Hostel is designed with comfort and convenience in mind. Guests can choose from simple mixed-gender or female-only dormitories equipped with cozy bunk beds, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Each dorm features essential amenities such as free Wi-Fi, minifridges, personal lockers, and reading lamps, while bathrooms are shared, maintaining a social atmosphere. For those seeking a bit more privacy, the hostel also offers private rooms, some of which come with their own bathrooms, desks, and traditional tatami flooring. Families are welcome here too, with children aged five and under staying free of charge in private rooms when accompanied by an adult.
The hostel boasts a variety of unique amenities that enhance the guest experience. A trendy cafe/bar serves delicious refreshments in a relaxed setting, with warm wood floors and exposed brick walls adding to the charm. Guests can unwind on the spacious terrace or prepare meals in the fully-equipped communal kitchen. For those traveling by bicycle, there is dedicated bike storage available, and laundry facilities ensure that guests can keep their clothes fresh and clean throughout their stay.
Accessibility is a key feature of Ten To Ten Hostel, with a range of public transport options nearby. New Chitose Airport is approximately a 49-minute transit ride, while Sapporo Okadama Airport is just 28 minutes away by taxi. The nearest public transit options, including Sapporo Station, are only a 15-minute walk from the hostel, ensuring seamless travel for guests exploring the area.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Ten To Ten Hostel. The establishment implements stringent hygiene protocols, with regular sanitization of shared spaces and hand sanitizers readily available for guests. Staff members are trained in safety practices to ensure the well-being of all visitors, creating a secure environment where guests can relax and enjoy their stay without worry.
There are plenty of activities and experiences available for guests to engage with the local culture. The hostel provides information on nearby events and festivals, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Sapporo.
Guests will find numerous significant landmarks and attractions nearby. Just a ten-minute walk will take you to Odori Park, a beloved spot for leisurely strolls and seasonal events. The Sapporo Beer Museum, also a ten-minute walk away, offers free admission and tours, making it a perfect stop for beer enthusiasts. For stunning panoramic views of the city, the iconic Sapporo TV Tower is just nine minutes from the hostel, while the historic Sapporo Clock Tower, built in 1878, is a short fifteen-minute walk. Nature lovers can enjoy the tranquility of Hokkaido Jingu, a serene Shinto shrine surrounded by lush greenery, located just thirteen minutes away from Ten To Ten Hostel.
Dining options near the hostel are abundant, with several recommended restaurants within walking distance. Soup Curry GARAKU serves a unique take on Hokkaido's famous soup curry, renowned for its rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Sapporo Ramen Alley is a must-visit for ramen lovers, offering a variety of shops serving authentic, savory bowls. For those craving yakitori, Kushidori specializes in grilled skewers of chicken paired with delightful side dishes. Ganso Sapporo Ramen is famous for its delicious miso ramen, delighting both locals and tourists alike, while the lively Seafood Izakaya offers a selection of fresh seafood dishes and Hokkaido specialties.
With its exceptional location, comfortable accommodations, and outstanding amenities, Ten To Ten Hostel warmly invites travelers to experience the unique charm of Sapporo, providing a welcoming atmosphere where guests can create lasting memories.
The accommodation at Ten To Ten Hostel is designed with comfort and convenience in mind. Guests can choose from simple mixed-gender or female-only dormitories equipped with cozy bunk beds, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Each dorm features essential amenities such as free Wi-Fi, minifridges, personal lockers, and reading lamps, while bathrooms are shared, maintaining a social atmosphere. For those seeking a bit more privacy, the hostel also offers private rooms, some of which come with their own bathrooms, desks, and traditional tatami flooring. Families are welcome here too, with children aged five and under staying free of charge in private rooms when accompanied by an adult.
The hostel boasts a variety of unique amenities that enhance the guest experience. A trendy cafe/bar serves delicious refreshments in a relaxed setting, with warm wood floors and exposed brick walls adding to the charm. Guests can unwind on the spacious terrace or prepare meals in the fully-equipped communal kitchen. For those traveling by bicycle, there is dedicated bike storage available, and laundry facilities ensure that guests can keep their clothes fresh and clean throughout their stay.
Accessibility is a key feature of Ten To Ten Hostel, with a range of public transport options nearby. New Chitose Airport is approximately a 49-minute transit ride, while Sapporo Okadama Airport is just 28 minutes away by taxi. The nearest public transit options, including Sapporo Station, are only a 15-minute walk from the hostel, ensuring seamless travel for guests exploring the area.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Ten To Ten Hostel. The establishment implements stringent hygiene protocols, with regular sanitization of shared spaces and hand sanitizers readily available for guests. Staff members are trained in safety practices to ensure the well-being of all visitors, creating a secure environment where guests can relax and enjoy their stay without worry.
There are plenty of activities and experiences available for guests to engage with the local culture. The hostel provides information on nearby events and festivals, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Sapporo.
Guests will find numerous significant landmarks and attractions nearby. Just a ten-minute walk will take you to Odori Park, a beloved spot for leisurely strolls and seasonal events. The Sapporo Beer Museum, also a ten-minute walk away, offers free admission and tours, making it a perfect stop for beer enthusiasts. For stunning panoramic views of the city, the iconic Sapporo TV Tower is just nine minutes from the hostel, while the historic Sapporo Clock Tower, built in 1878, is a short fifteen-minute walk. Nature lovers can enjoy the tranquility of Hokkaido Jingu, a serene Shinto shrine surrounded by lush greenery, located just thirteen minutes away from Ten To Ten Hostel.
Dining options near the hostel are abundant, with several recommended restaurants within walking distance. Soup Curry GARAKU serves a unique take on Hokkaido's famous soup curry, renowned for its rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Sapporo Ramen Alley is a must-visit for ramen lovers, offering a variety of shops serving authentic, savory bowls. For those craving yakitori, Kushidori specializes in grilled skewers of chicken paired with delightful side dishes. Ganso Sapporo Ramen is famous for its delicious miso ramen, delighting both locals and tourists alike, while the lively Seafood Izakaya offers a selection of fresh seafood dishes and Hokkaido specialties.
With its exceptional location, comfortable accommodations, and outstanding amenities, Ten To Ten Hostel warmly invites travelers to experience the unique charm of Sapporo, providing a welcoming atmosphere where guests can create lasting memories.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in a vibrant commercial and college district
2. Trendy cafe/bar with a relaxed loft-like atmosphere
3. Free Wi-Fi, minifridges, and lockers in dorms
4. Private rooms with traditional tatami flooring available
5. Close proximity to public transport and major attractions
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Odori Park
10 min
Sapporo Beer Museum10 min
Sapporo TV Tower9 min
Sapporo Clock Tower15 min
Hokkaido Jingu13 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Sapporo Okadama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 28 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$35
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Location
8 Chome-3-12 Kita 7 Jonishi, Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0807, Japan
Airports:
New Chitose Airport
Transit: 49 min
Taxi: 1 hr
Sapporo Okadama Airport
Taxi: 28 min
Transit: 31 min
Transit:
Kotoni Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 52 min
Kita 7 jo Nishi 8 chome
Walking: 3 min
Soen Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 22 min
Sapporo Station
Walking: 15 min
Taxi: 5 min
Nearby locations
7.6
Very Good Location
Kita Ward
Commercial & college district with electronics stores, riverside paths & Hokkaido University Museum.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Languages spoken
English
Accessibility
Not accessible
Food & drink
Restaurant
Bar
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator in some rooms
Parking & transportation
No parking
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Self-service laundry
Pets
No pets
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Debit cards
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Reviews
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えのきのえ
1/5
I used this hotel because I needed to stay in Sapporo between a business trip and a holiday the next day.I chose this hotel because all the hotels and hostels were full, I could stay within my budget, and I thought it looked good after looking at the photos.However, in my honest opinion, I cannot say that it was worth the price I paid. (The capsule hotel I stayed at in Susukino before my business trip was half the price of what I paid here, and the facilities were better than I expected, so I ended up comparing it.)First of all, it's good that it's unmanned, but there isn't enough guidance to cover that.I was guided to my room, but it was difficult to understand which floor it was on, where the shared facilities were, which one was for the common rooms, which one was for women, etc., so I had a very unpleasant experience.Also, there are no lockers, so if you check in late, you won't be able to get in, and even if you do get in, there won't be any space to open and spread out.Since I had some valuables in my suitcase, I had to lift them into my room on the second floor, which cut down on my sleeping space by about half.I didn't have a place to store my shoes, so I kept them next to the ladder, but I was worried about what would happen if they were mistakenly worn or stolen.I don't know if the photo was taken before or after hours, but it was completely different from the stay I had imagined from the photo.The bathrooms and common areas did not seem clean overall (I wonder if the room number is written on duct tape), the aforementioned security issues with lockers and entrances and exits, and minimal guidance. I don't think I'll use it again because it's a little farther from the station than other hotels and hostels in Sapporo.
Elly
1/5
-Terrible hostel with no advantages other than a great location1. The space is extremely narrow. There is really no place to pack luggage. The space upstairs is also dangerous. It is so narrow that it is difficult to carry luggage.2. The sleeping curtain does not contribute anything to the privacy space at all (pictured)3. The toilet smells bad4. The male and female signs in the restroom are not obvious, but there are still boys using the female restroom.5. The check-in instructions were difficult to understand. The staff saw me stuck in front of the check-in machine and did not provide any help.To sum up, I would not recommend anyone to stay here at all.
Pierrick Bignet
3/5
The good:- position is great, 10 minutes by foot from Sapporo station- the bed is « bigger » than in other hostels, meaning you have space on the side to put some stuff (not your suitcase though)- plenty of big lockers available- a sufficient amount of showers- quiet (outside)The meh:- a lot of lockers unavailable because the previous owners did not leave them in « reset mode ». They had to open all the lockers to check which one were empty (they let me know beforehand)- lacking one more toilet in my opinion- the bathroom is just next to the beds, if you have disrespectful roommates it can mean hearing them dry their hair at midnight- no service: you check in via a tablet. The hostel is on top of a cute restaurant (the lady working there is great), so it’s a bit awkward. You don’t know who to ask questions.The bad:- dirty! The bathroom floor was not cleaned once in the 3 nights I slept there. Hair everywhere, as you can imagine. Same for the bathroom trash, fuller and fuller everyday. This I can not accept.
九条
2/5
As I was using the bathroom on the 3rd floor, which I thought was for women only, I was very surprised when men came in one after another. I only found out later by looking at Google reviews and the hostel's response, but I was told that the "3rd floor is for women only" system had already been abolished. In response to a review requesting that information regarding this should be disseminated, the hostel responded that they would take action as soon as possible. The ``women only'' sign that was placed on the premises has not even been removed. This could cause serious trouble for both men and women who use the service, so please take immediate action.Also, the partition attached to the bed space is slightly open at the top, so if the bed is on the lower bunk, people walking nearby will be able to peek inside, and people on the upper bunk across from you will see you.For the reasons mentioned above, we do not recommend its use to women. It's a shame because there were plenty of amenities, there was no problem with cleanliness or functionality, and the exterior and interior were stylish.
ショーン
2/5
I was going through the advance check-in procedure, but the tablet at the reception didn't work and the QR code wasn't displayed.In the end, I asked for a video call, but the check-in was in English lol.Well, I won't be asked anything difficult, so it's not a problem, but I need to know the bed number and the night key.They just tell you the number and don't give any explanation about the facility.Dmitri doesn't hire people like this these days.I have the impression that there is an increase inI get the impression that various necessary costs have been omitted here.
あ
1/5
I went for a walk in the morning and when I came back, another drunk person was sleeping.Anyone can enter except from 10pm to 6pm, so I think it's possible to use it regardless of whether you check in or not, but there are security issues.The room is clean. The lights are on throughout the room even late at night, so I would like them to be turned off after 10pm.
니모와도리
1/5
The air conditioner wasn't working well, so it was cold. However, the warm water didn't work well, so it was difficult to shower, and there was no separate place to store shoes in the room, so my feet smelled really bad. It's worth going for less than 20,000 won per night, but I booked for 75,000 won, so it was a waste of money. Yes
행복을찾아
1/5
Oh no.Woof meong meow. I don't think I was young.Even though I told it to turn it on, it didn't turn it on.Just open the door.ㄱㅏㅈlㅁㅏyo.
TV JANG
1/5
This is the worst accommodation in Japan.The moment you open the front door, there is a strong curry smell.The common area smells like curry all day long.You have to go through a very inconvenient self-check-in process.You must also make a Skype call during the self-check-in process.There is almost no sound.If you come early and do self-check-in, and go after 4pm, the staff tells you to start the check-in process again from the beginning.But it turns out there was no need for that.The room air conditioner is broken, but the property will not be repaired.The room is very hot.There were more personal lockers than the number of people in the room, but in reality, all of the lockers were locked and could not be used.When you ask an employee to solve it, they say it's not their job.The staff tells me, 'You can't use it if you come later than 4 o'clock check-in.'At night, drinking parties take place on the first floor.The employee is talking with drunken customers on the first floor until late at night.The accommodation encourages drinking parties to take place at night.The property offers a free drink.It appears that the purpose of the accommodation is to run a bar that sells alcohol.It's hard to sleep because of the noise from drunk people.This is the worst accommodation I've stayed in while traveling in Japan.It is especially surprising that this worst accommodation was found in Sapporo, Japan.