Featuring a brick-style exterior and a tranquil lobby. All guest rooms are over 23㎡ and equipped with individual air conditioning.Conveniently located for both sightseeing and business, ensuring smooth access.
"This hotel has just been renovated! Honestly, the exterior looked really old and the path to it felt a bit remote, but as soon as I stepped inside, my opinion completely changed! It's incredibly clean inside, everything is brand new, and the amenities are very well-prepared. I usually stay in budget accommodations, and this is the first time I've found such a clean place with a TV! It was so good one day that I just stayed cooped up in my room..."
The room was quite spacious. There were coffee beans in the drawer, so we could enjoy coffee and admire the snowy view from our room during the heavy snow. The front desk staff on the first floor were very polite and answered all our questions. Given the cold weather, the free-flow coffee, made with famous Hokkaido coffee beans, was a nice touch. Dinner was at the second-floor restaurant, featuring simple appetizers, a beef hot pot, and all-you-can-eat sushi. I'm not sure if it was because of New Year's Eve, but the service was incredibly slow; several Japanese groups who arrived after us had already finished their meals, and we had only been served three dishes. On the ninth floor, there are three private baths, which were very comfortable for my family to relax and chat in. There's ice cream available for self-service on the tenth floor. After 9:30 PM, the hotel offers warm and comforting ramen, which was a thoughtful touch. There's a convenience store right across from the hotel, and the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses are about a five-minute walk straight ahead. Next door, there's a yakiniku restaurant. I initially thought we wouldn't find any hot food open on New Year's Day, but surprisingly, it was open and there was no queue. For that alone, I'd give it a big thumbs up!
Very good accommodation, a family of five for the Spring Festival trip, warm, comfortable and convenient. Hakodate is not a big city. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the Red Forest Warehouse, 2-3 bus stops to Hakodate Station and the seafood market, and there is a large supermarket in 6 to 7 minutes on foot. The necessary items and food are very convenient to buy. The food is delicious in Tokyo An, opened by an old couple next to it. Will continue to recommend to friends.
Good location, about 10-15 minutes walk from Hakodate Station, acceptable, next to the tram stop, take the car to see the night view or other attractions are very fast.
The staff are very friendly, but there is only one hot spring, which requires men and women to change time. Women use a short time. After watching the night scene, they can't soak it.
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