"Highly recommend this hotel. Cleanliness and front desk service best! Public bath is available, washing machine with dryer and microwave in room is incredibly useful. Hotel location is nice, just next to the market. Hotel outdoor parking cost ¥1000 per day, just next to the hotel. Lawson and 7-eleven is within walking distance. We are so lucky to get the room with a nice view. Last but not least, we will be back to stay at this hotel again."
"I stayed in a D-Fourth Non smoking room on the 8th floor. The room has a nice view of Mount Hakodate from the balcony and a view of the port from the bedroom window. Room was clean and there is daily cleaning if you ask for it. Cooking utensils are available though no condiments provided. The bath system is electronic and took a while to figure out how to use it. Room was spacious and adequate for 4 of us. What we loved is that while the dryer did not really dry our clothes (separate washer and dryer), the heater in the room was strong enough to dry them and we could borrow a rack from the hotel to hang them out to dry. Only improvement we would like to suggest - we arrived when it was snowing heavily, and as we moved our luggage into the room the floor became wet and dirtied, we had to clean with tissue as there is no floor cleaner available.would be nice to provide self cleaning tools especially since there is a kitchen and things might spill. And also the balcony did not have any ‘balcony’ shoes so it was just too cold to step outside to enjoy the scenary. Nonetheless, we enjoyed our stay in the hotel. Would choose it again if we go Hakodate."
"The room was large and relaxing, but it was a bit disappointing to see the nearby private house from some windows. The staff were very pleasant and were impressed by the desserts and wines, hand grinders and drip sets prepared for the room. We can hear the emphasis on service. In addition, the breakfast is very luxurious and the second French toast is very delicate."
"The room was incredibly spacious, likely a family room and a condominium. It even came with a stove. P.S. You'll need to ask the front desk for a pot separately. The apartment is very close to Hakodate Station and there's a large supermarket called Maxvalu nearby, so you can shop there in the evening and then eat at the hotel."
"A very good apartment hotel, can cook, it is very clean and big. come back next time."
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