Hotels With Breakfast in Hokkaido, Japan

It was my first time in hokkaido. I originally booked first 2 nights for staying in sapporo before I go to another city. And then came back to sapporo to stay here for last one night in hokkaido. Staff were friendly and helpful. I asked them for keeping my luggage at the day I leave to another city so I can travel freely, and they didn’t hesitate to help me. But what impressed me the most was that I experienced an earthquake while staying here. The hotel has excellent guest care. The staff are kind and helped open the restaurant and provided drinks while guests waited for security checks. And the next day when the train to another city was suspended due to the earthquake, I walked back to the hotel feeling hopeless at 7:00AM. I decided to book the room for an extra night and I told staff about my bad situation. And then surprisingly, without asking, they hurry check condition of the room and allow me to rest early before check-in time. I booked 2 different types of room and they are both comfy, very clean, and clearly well-maintained. I really like the scent of shower gel and liquid hand soap (I guess it’s the brand POLA. I see many hotels in Japan use this brand. Love it!)

We stayed at Toyosu-tei. The private open-air bath offered a unique experience: despite it being winter and quite cold, our bodies remained toasty warm in the water, yet the towel on our heads actually froze – quite an experience! The views were beautiful. There's also an excellent yakiniku restaurant conveniently located nearby with delicious food.

Extremely close to Hakodate JR Station, just 100 meters from the exit. The room size was perfect, and from the window, I could see the sea and mountains in the distance. While the hotel facilities aren't new, they are clean and comfortable, which is a major plus. It's very convenient to walk to the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, Hachiman-zaka Slope, and Mount Hakodate from the hotel, taking about fifteen minutes. The hotel breakfast was excellent, with fresh salmon and sweet shrimp, allowing you to make your own seafood donburi. There's also a Merring coffee machine. Downstairs, there's a large drugstore, but since I was heading to Osaka next, I didn't stock up there. It snowed for two days in Hakodate, and the Christmas tree lighting ceremony on the sea, set against the fireworks, was perfectly romantic 💯

Had a very comfortable three-night stay. The hotel is conveniently located just across a small street from Nakajima-Koen Station's Exit 3 (which has an escalator going up). The room was quiet with large windows offering a great view. All disposable amenities were well-stocked, and the hairdryer was powerful and very effective. During check-in, the staff greeted us with incredible warmth and friendliness. Our luggage was brought up to our room door on a trolley. Throughout our stay, whenever they saw us returning, they would help us with the elevator. Upon check-out, they thanked us for staying and bid us farewell. If we opted out of daily room cleaning, they would hang a bag of drinks on our doorknob – these little details really enhanced our experience. I hope we can stay here again on our next visit!

The hotel is really worth the price! Cleanliness: good! Nearly perfect; there are still some hairs inside the toilet, but the rest is really good! Keep it up! Facilities: They have free water to drink near the elevator. I really love that! They also have an express checkout box in front of the hotel to save time! The wifi is good. The design is also minimal and luxurious~~ they also have shoes adjustment stick! the staff: They’re nice and do their jobs perfectly! Location: It’s around a 6-7 min walk from JR Sapporo, and they have a delicious place to hang out next to the hotel! space: my room has a semi-double bed, so it’s slightly bigger than usual. It’s a normal Japan hotel size! If you are tall or have a big body, you might find it’s uncomfortable, but for me it’s fine, and there’s some space to pack my luggage!

One thing that impresses me was the attentiveness and friendliness of the staffs. The moment you enter the lobby, they are ready to assist you, no matter what matters you have: whether it is checking in, asking for directions, or even recommendations where to have dinner! Check in was smooth and view from the hotel room is great. Breakfast is at 35F, and if you wakes up early, you will have a chance to catch the sunrise! Variety of food is great and everything is tasty! Overall, a comfortable stay! Last but not the least, this hotel is just located next to Sapporo Station!

I've stayed here multiple times already. The main advantage is its convenient location, being close to both the JR station and Odori Park. The room size is decent, and the cleanliness is good. I'll definitely stay here again.

I booked this ryokan last minute because I had to cancel my Hakodate trip due to the earthquake and tsunami warning. It turned out to be the best possible alternative! I really loved two things about this place: the incredible Onsen and the prime location. The onsen is, without a doubt, the biggest I've tried in Japan, with more than seven beautifully maintained indoor and outdoor pools. One major plus is that the baths are open for extremely long hours—from 5 AM until 1 AM. If you have a change of plans or delays due to weather, you can always head to the onsen to fully relax and unwind. If you go just before sunset, you can even see a spectacular view of Hell Valley from the onsen. The location couldn't be better; it's just minutes away from Hell Valley. I highly recommend going at night for an evening stroll to experience the ”Path of Demon Fire”—it’s basically a path lit up with small lanterns, creating a really unique and spooky vibe. The hotel also offers a discounted price and provides a free shuttle to the Bear Park—a definite must-go, especially with all the snow!

Excellent hotel. The rooftop infinity pool, hot spring, terrace bath, sea breeze, and Hakodate night view were incredibly relaxing. I used the baths both in the evening and in the morning. There's a scenic bar lounge that offers coffee. The room had a private washer/dryer and a microwave. The breakfast offered was great value, allowing you to choose a restaurant at the adjacent seafood market. However, I didn't opt for it because I wanted to try catching squid and grilling it, and also having crab shabu-shabu – this morning market is truly the best for seafood. Disposable slippers were provided, which many Japanese hotels don't offer.

The hotel is conveniently located within a 10-minute walk from Hakodate JR Station. The absolute highlight was the incredibly extensive breakfast, offering a wide variety of dishes including ramen and sashimi. Another major plus was the rooftop hot spring (onsen), which boasted fantastic views and was perfect for unwinding. On the same floor as the onsen, there's a snack bar open until 11 PM, where you can conveniently charge items like ramen, takoyaki, and ice cream directly to your room card. Overall, it was a very comfortable and pleasant stay.