Hyatt Centric Sapporo | Hotel, Rooms and Dining Guide

Hyatt Centric Sapporo (ハイアット セントリック 札幌) opened on October 3, 2026, as the first Hyatt-branded hotel in Sapporo, according to its opening announcement.

The hotel is part of Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower, a new mixed-use development between Sapporo Station and Odori.

Essential information

Detail	Announced information
Hotel	Hyatt Centric Sapporo
Opening date	October 3, 2026
Building	Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower
Hotel floors	1F and 17F–26F
Guest rooms	216
Restaurant	Matsu Grill & Bar, 17F
Ground-floor dining	Mr. Fish by Hyatt Centric Sapporo
Area	Central Sapporo, between Sapporo Station and Odori

These details are based on the original Japanese article and the hotel’s opening announcement. Check official hotel information for current room types, availability, rates and restaurant hours.

A new base for exploring Sapporo

The hotel sits in a central location suited to visitors planning to explore Sapporo Station, Odori Park and nearby attractions.

The original article highlights its proximity to the Former Hokkaido Government Office Building, often called the Red Brick Office, and Odori Park.

For orientation, see our Sapporo Station Guide and Sapporo Subway Guide.

Rooms and views

The hotel announced 216 guest rooms, with accommodation on upper floors of the Link Tower.

The elevated position offers the potential for city views, but the outlook depends on the room. Do not assume every room has the same view.

Check current room categories, amenities, accessibility information and booking conditions directly with the hotel.

Matsu Grill & Bar on the 17th floor

Matsu Grill & Bar was announced for the hotel’s 17th floor, featuring Hokkaido ingredients and wood-fire cooking.

If you are interested in dining there, check the current menu, reservation availability, dress requirements and opening hours. Restaurant arrangements can change after opening.

Mr. Fish on the ground floor

The opening announcement also introduced Mr. Fish by Hyatt Centric Sapporo on the first floor, with fish and chips among its featured offerings.

It adds a casual dining option to the Link Tower alongside the other restaurants and shops in the development.

For the wider building and its commercial tenants, read our Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower Guide.

Access and nearby sightseeing

The hotel is in the central Sapporo area between the city’s main railway station and Odori.

You can plan a walking itinerary that includes:

• The Sapporo Station district
• The Former Hokkaido Government Office Building
• Odori Park
• Central shopping and dining areas

Use the hotel’s latest official directions for the precise entrance and transport instructions.

Booking considerations

Hotel rates and availability change by date and room type. Before booking, check:

• Current room prices and cancellation terms
• Breakfast and other meal options
• Check-in and check-out times
• Accessibility and family-room requirements
• Transport and parking arrangements

The source announcement is useful background but is not a substitute for current booking information.

A central hotel for different travel styles

For sightseeing visitors, the location may reduce the need for long journeys between central attractions.

For business travellers, access to the Sapporo Station and Odori areas may also be useful. Suitability depends on your meeting location, transport needs and budget.

Related English guides

• Urban Net Sapporo Link Tower
• Sapporo Station Guide
• Sapporo Underground Walkway
• Sapporo Subway Guide

Source: Hyatt Centric Sapporo opening announcement.