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Quintessa Hotel Sapporo is close to Nakajima Park and also within walking distance of subway stations.
A convenient location for business and leisure travel.
QUINTESSA HOTEL SAPPORO
064-0808Minami 8-jo, Nishi 5-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido
Tel.+81-11-512-8500
Fax.+81-11-512-0705
By Train
JR Sapporo Station
- Approximately 5 minutes on foot
- Subway Sapporo Station
- Namboku Line - Approximately 5 minutes
- Subway Nakajima Koen Station
- Approximately 5 minutes on foot
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By Car
Sapporo-kita Interchange
- Approximately 10km, 25 minutes
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Bound for Kita-Hiroshima
- Japan National Route 36, Approximately 10km, 35 minutes
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Tourist Attractions
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Ramen Culture
[9 minute walk to Ramen Yokocho from the hotel.]
- culture
- gourmet
With only a 7 minute walk from the hotel, there are many people who visit the Susukino Area as the birthplace of miso ramen. Many restaurants are in fierce compete with one another in this area. We hope that you will find one that you like.
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Moerenuma Park
[40 minutes by car from the hotel.]
- nature
In the spacious park located in the northeastern part of Sapporo designed by Japanese-American Isamu Noguchi, you will find numerous art objects such as the glass pyramid, the symbol of Moerenuma Park. From adults to children, everyone can enjoy the park through experiencing the art.
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Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill
[22 minutes by car from the hotel.]
- nature
Although it is located in the big city of Sapporo, it offers a scenic spot where you can see the pastoral scenery of Hokkaido overlooking the herd of sheep grazing in a vast pasture, as well as the Ishikari plain just below your eyes. Various events that children can enjoy are also held.
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Former Hokkaido Government Office Building (Red Brick Office)
[11 minutes by subway from the Nakajima Koen Station.]
- culture
The building made of bricks, nicknamed "Red Brick Office", was built in the American neo-baroque style in 1888. Inside are the building to keep the documents as well as the Karafuto Kankei Museum, a nationally designated important cultural property that is open to the public.