We got directions from the front desk and spent all night looking for one. I would recommend googling and have the front desk confirming the address. I speak Japanese and still couldn't find one.

Lots of restaurants open till late at night. But some retail shops open till about 7-7:30pm thereabouts.

If you like seafood, Nijo Market.

Try seafood, there are lots of restaurants which serve traditional Japanese seafood. It is greasy and tasty

Susukino is the 2nd stop on the subway line (metro Namboku Line, about 8 minutes) coming from the JR Train Station of Sapporo.

Yes many reason able prices in the area Very easy to find on booking . Com around 100 up to 150 $. You can book very nice spot Also restaurants are not expensive at all Enjoy

We stayed at the Mercure Hotel in Susukino and it was very good. We booked it through Hello World travel in Australia.

When you are an IHG (Intercontinental Hotels Group) member, there are two options in Sapporo city. #1. ANA hotel - 7min walk from Sapporo stn #2. Holiday Inn Sapporo Susukino I stayed both and found that #2 is suitable to me. Both are conveniently located, however, #2 is in the heart of city centre (commercial viewpoint), so many dining options and entertainments are just nearby. Not gorgeous but sufficiently convenient. In general #2 is higher price than #1, but acceptable. If you are budget conscious, you may try Toyoko Inn, Richmond hotel, APA hotel or so.