Detailed review & photos “Vessel Hotel Campana Susukino”

The hotel was a 13-story building just a 4-minute walk away from Susukino Station. It had just opened and it was a very beautiful hotel.

The entrance had a wooden automatic door and I was excited to see what it was like on the inside.

There was an art piece called the “Lump” by plasterer Yuki Kusumi at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

Behind the art work I mentioned earlier, there was a piece called “Kosemu-KOKEMUSU-” by a flower artist called MICHIKO. Such artworks are displayed throughout the hotel, so I enjoyed looking at them.

There was a modern hearth by the entrance.

There was also a lounge at the corner of the lobby with sofas and tables.

There was an outlet on the table that will pop up if you press it.

At the lounge, welcome drinks (coffee and soft drinks) were prepared from 2:00 pm to 11:00 pm and were available for free.

You can take drinks up to your room.

Books and magazines.

In front of the front desk were makeup removers, facial cleansing foam, hair bands, shaving fumes, hair tonics and so on prepared for those who need them.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a hanging space and a full length mirror on the right and a bathroom on the left.

There were slippers prepared at the entrance. Shoes are not allowed in the room.

The rooms was only 18 square meters wide, so if you have a large suitcase you may have trouble getting into it. The room was modern, simple and very clean.

The room was small, but there was a desk and everything necessary to have a comfortable stay.

All beds have a high-repulsion mattress pads “Airweave,” so I was able to sleep soundly. However, since it was a 150-cm-wide double bed, so there was plenty of space to sleep alone, but it may feel a little tight with two.

There was a USB port and an outlet on the headboard which was convenient.

There were also light switches.

here were pajamas and a hair dryer in a box next to the bed.

TV across the bed.

A desk next to the bed.

There was an alarm clock, mirror, memo pad, accessary tray and tissue on the desk.

There was a window at the back of the room.

You can see buildings around the hotel.

The bathroom had a shower-integrated bathtub, toilet and sink all in the same space. This hotel has a large public bath which is open from 6am to 10am and from 3pm to 1pm.

The shower was a removable hand shower and the water pressure was strong enough.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap was prepared next to the shower.

A toilet with a washlet.

Face & hand soap was prepared on the sink.

Amenities were prepared next the sink. There was a toothbrush set, razor, body towel, and cotton swab. In addition, there are a variety of amenities in the lobby, and you can take it from there as needed.

There was a hanging space at the entrance. There were two types of hangers and a deodorant spray.

There were even leather soled sandals for walking on snow.

There was a cafe corner under the sink.

Glasses, cups and tea were prepared in a drawer.

There was a fridge, but nothing was inside it.

I had breakfast at around 7:30am, but it was already crowded.

Breakfast is served from 6:30am, so it is convenient for those who have an early start.

Breakfast was Japanese and Western.

Hokkaido local cuisine Genghis Khan and Tokachi’s specialty pork bowl.

Bread using wheat from Hokkaido.

Ham from Hokkaido

Sea food from Hokkaido.

There was Hokkaido apple juice, milk and so on and the drink bar.

There was a public bath on the second floor, and there were two types of baths, a normal bath and a bath made of wood.

The dressing room was clean and spacious. Towels were prepared here, so you will not have to bring your own from your room.

There was an internet corner at the lobby with computers and printers. You can use the printer for free.

There is a 24-hour laundry corner on the second floor, which is great for guests staying long term.

Vending machines on the 2nd and 8th floor.

Ice machine on the 2nd floor and there is also a microwave on the 8th floor.

Ice pales are prepared next to the ice machine.

Smoking room on the 1st, 2nd, 6th and 10th floor.

A parking lot with 80 parking spaces.

The Moderate Double Room has a 150cm wide double bed in a 17 square meter room and can accommodate up to 2 people.

There was no desk in the room, but a sofa and table instead.

The Moderate Twin Room has 21.3square meters with two 120 cm semi-double beds and can accommodate up to 4 people.

The sink is outside the bathroom, so it is convenient when staying with multiple people.

The superior room has two 120cm beds in a 24.5 square meter room and can be used by 2 to 4 people. The room is Japanese style.

The sink is outside the bathroom.

In addition, there was a tatami space next to the bed with a table and two chairs. You can put a futon down here.

The Deluxe Room (Japanese-style room) has two 120cm beds in a 36.9 square meter room, and can accommodate 2 to 4 people. Like the Superior Room, this room also had a table and two chairs next to the bed.

The sink, toilet and bathroom were all separate.

There was a bathtub with a wash area.

Premier Deluxe is a spacious 52.6 square room with a living room and a desk space for two to four people.

There was a shoji creating a modern Japanese feel to the room.

The view from the room was very nice.

There was a bathtub with a wash area.

You can walk to the Susukino intersection in downtown Sapporo in about 5 minutes on foot. It is very close!

There were several convenience stores around the hotel.

Street in front of the hotel