HDO Hassamu Luxury House 6LDK max 21ppl with Parking ^中文版

HDO Hassamu Luxury House: Your Spacious Sapporo Sanctuary

Travelling to Sapporo with a large group or family often means compromising on space or splitting up across multiple hotel rooms. HDO Hassamu Luxury House elegantly solves this dilemma, offering a rare blend of expansive living, full residential amenities, and genuine comfort for up to 21 guests. This standalone 6LDK (six-room) house isn't just an accommodation; it's a private home base designed for memorable group travel in Japan's northern capital.

Stepping inside, the immediate impression is one of space and practicality. The open-plan living area, with its comfortable sofas and dedicated dining space, becomes the communal heart of your stay—perfect for planning the day’s adventures or sharing stories over a meal. The inclusion of both traditional tatami flooring and Western-style sofa beds beautifully marries Japanese aesthetic with functional comfort. The fully-equipped kitchen is a standout feature, complete with an oven, stove, microwave, coffee machine, and even a washer-dryer. It invites you to cook hearty meals with fresh local ingredients from Sapporo’s famed markets, offering significant savings and flexibility for large parties. After a day in the snow or city, the hot tub promises a perfect relaxing soak.

Practicalities are thoughtfully covered. The provision of free private parking (with reservation) is a major advantage in Sapporo, especially for those exploring wider Hokkaido by car. Free high-speed WiFi throughout and streaming services on the flat-screen TV cater to both connectivity and entertainment needs. Multilingual support (English, Japanese, Chinese) ensures smooth communication from booking to checkout.

Three Must-Visit Local Attractions:

• Sapporo Beer Museum & Garden: A short drive away, this is a must for history and craft lovers. Explore Japan’s beer-brewing heritage in the charming red-brick museum before indulging in the legendary *Genghis Khan* (mutton barbecue) and fresh pints at the adjacent beer hall. It’s an iconic Sapporo experience.
• Moerenuma Park: Designed by renowned artist Isamu Noguchi, this stunning park transforms a former waste treatment site into a vast sculpture you can walk on. Its geometric hills, glass pyramid (Play Mountain), and seasonal beauty—from lush greenery in summer to pristine snowscapes in winter—offer a unique and photogenic escape.
• Historical Village of Hokkaido (Kaitaku-no Mura): Step back in time at this open-air museum near Nopporo Forest Park. Over 60 historical buildings from the Meiji and Taisho eras have been meticulously relocated and preserved here. It’s a fascinating immersion into the pioneering days of Hokkaido, beautifully evocative under a blanket of snow.

Ideal for multi-generational families, ski groups, or friends seeking a shared adventure, HDO Hassamu Luxury House delivers unparalleled space, privacy, and home-like convenience. It provides the authentic comfort needed to fully savor the dynamic energy of Sapporo and the serene beauty of Hokkaido.