Hotels With Parking in Hokkaido, Japan

The location is fantastic, right outside the JR station to the right, and next to the Hakodate Morning Market. The sea urchin rice bowl from the restaurant behind it was incredibly fresh, though a bit pricey. The bus stop right in front of the JR station makes it super convenient to get to all the attractions, and there's an airport shuttle that takes only 20 minutes. The hotel's front desk service was excellent; they helped me with my luggage to my room because I injured my foot, and even brought me ice.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It looked like it wasn't far from the JR station, but we arrived on a day with a heavy blizzard – something I, as someone from the south, had never experienced before. Just those few traffic lights left us utterly exhausted by the time we reached the hotel. Before checking out, we specifically called taxis. The minimum fare was 700 yen, and since we had a lot of luggage, we needed two cars. This was the only taxi company in Hakodate, Donan Taxi, that didn't charge a service fee for calling a cab, and the front desk was very helpful in arranging it for us. Upon check-in, you definitely need to read the instructions. Used towels and bath towels can be exchanged at the front desk, but there's an additional charge of 200 yen for each extra towel. The hotel's only ice machine is in the convenience store on the first floor. The hotel breakfast was fantastic! The seafood changed daily – sweet shrimp on the first day, salmon on the second, plus fresh shrimp tempura every day. The miso soup was delicious too. The room even had a washing machine, which is incredibly convenient for families on long trips. We stayed on the 13th floor, and the ocean view was incredibly soothing. There's a beach not far from the hotel, and even in such cold weather, people were out surfing. The hotel's large public bath is also great; the women's bath is on the basement floor, and the men's is on the first floor. They use POLA toiletries. For this price, and with such a spacious room, you really can't go wrong!

The hotel was really clean and in a great location!! Most of the attractions are within walking distance, except Goryokaku Tower, which also can easily reach by bus~ It’s also super close to the bus station, so getting around was very convenient. And the breakfast was really good!!! Me and my mom like it✌🏻💙💙💙

The front desk service was excellent, with staff who spoke Chinese. They patiently explained how to get to the beach and even gave us a map 🗺️. The hotel's location is fantastic. You can spot it right away after exiting the JR station and turning left. It's also super convenient to get here from the airport by taking bus number 3, which drops you off at the JR station. The breakfast was plentiful, with sashimi, noodles, bread, fruit, fried chicken, and more. The milk tasted great. The restaurant offers outdoor views, so it was lovely to eat and gaze out the window while it snowed. The onsen ♨️ was decent, nothing spectacular but good enough. They provided Sekkisei skincare products, which are well-known. However, the toothbrush was a major downside. It was incredibly hard, so much so that it hurt my mouth when brushing. I strongly recommend the hotel replaces the toothbrushes❗️

The room was a bit small, but the facilities and services were excellent, especially the front desk staff who were incredibly friendly and helpful. The hotel is super easy to find; just go straight from Exit 11 of the subway station. There's a Lawson convenience store downstairs, and it's close to many attractions in Sapporo. The hotel's breakfast is a buffet and it's quite delicious, especially the generous portions of salmon – I really enjoyed it. I would definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Sapporo.

We stayed for 4 nights, and it wasn't until the second to last day that we realized there was an underground passage. When I asked the front desk, they even had illustrated instructions showing where to turn. Why didn't the front desk staff tell me about this when we checked in on the first day? Anyone who's been to Hokkaido knows how unfriendly the above-ground roads can be, so having an underground passage straight to JR Station was absolutely amazing. The room seemed small at first, but once you slide open the door next to the bathroom sink, it instantly feels so much more spacious. And even though it's a compact room, it has three beds – how great is that? Every day when we got back to the hotel, the first thing we'd do was turn on the TV to check if the washing machine was free, then immediately rush down to do laundry. The public bath downstairs, while not huge, had a good-sized tub, a sauna, and seated showers. They even used POLA bath amenities, though the skincare products weren't from the same brand, which wasn't as good as what you'd find at Noji-no-Kaze. The breakfast was the same every day, which could definitely be improved. However, the miso soup was really delicious, and they had large scallops. My daily breakfast of toast, scrambled eggs, and bacon was incredibly tasty. The milk was also excellent, as expected from Hokkaido milk.

This hotel offers great value for money. Both the breakfast buffet and the room comfort exceeded my expectations. If you're planning to visit Mount Hakodate and the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, especially in snowy weather, this is definitely the top choice because of its close proximity. Having lived in Tokyo for a long time, I've become somewhat jaded by bustling city centers and their dining scenes, which is why I didn't choose to stay near Hakodate Station. I preferred to spend more time quietly appreciating the tranquility of the rain, snow, and mountain pine forests. Many people mention long queues for the ropeway and tickets at Mount Hakodate, and that the Genova restaurant up there requires booking two weeks in advance and even then a window seat isn't guaranteed. However, I didn't encounter any of these issues because I traveled during off-peak times. I experienced zero wait times for everything, no advance booking or reservations needed. Therefore, staying at this hotel was incredibly convenient for me, and I was able to enjoy the beautiful daytime views of Mount Hakodate, which I found much more refreshing than the 'million dollar night view' that's become cliché on social media platforms like Xiaohongshu.

I'm giving a good rating because the staff eventually resolved our issue. However, overall, this is the first time in all our trips to Japan that we've been charged extra for a child staying in the same room. I hope the hotel can be more accommodating to tourists. We already paid 1280 RMB for the stay, which felt quite expensive. At that price point, a bit more leniency for families with children would leave a much better impression on travelers. Honestly, I've traveled to several countries, and this is the only hotel that has ever charged extra for a child sharing the same room. Lastly, the room size and cleanliness here actually felt more comfortable than the Crown Plaza we stayed at in Sapporo.

I arrived in Sapporo late at night and took a taxi from Sapporo JR Station to the hotel, which cost about 1800 yen. The next morning, as I pulled open the curtains, I was absolutely stunned: before me was a beautiful world of pristine white snow, with Nakajima Park spread out in full view. I was so grateful for the clear blue sky, allowing the distant mountains to be clearly visible. It truly lived up to its name as a 'room with a view.' Although the facilities are a bit dated, the room layout is very practical, and the bathroom is spacious enough. The bedding and linens are all of high quality. The breakfast buffet was plentiful and excellent. Eating breakfast in the ground floor restaurant, with its large floor-to-ceiling windows, and watching the snow silently fall from the trees was an indescribable pleasure. Even better was the hotel's location for transportation. Nakajima Koen Station's Exit 3 and Exit 1 are only a two-minute walk from the hotel, making getting around incredibly convenient! The front desk service was also impeccable. We stayed for a total of three nights, but had to switch rooms for the third night. When we returned in the evening, the staff had already moved all our luggage to the new room. It was a very thoughtful gesture.

The room is about 20 square meters but fully equipped, including a washer-dryer. The large public bath has an open-air onsen. For breakfast, the breakfast voucher can be used at nineteen shops in the morning market. It's not cheap, but the freshness makes up for it. The breakfast shown in the picture cost 2400 yen with the voucher, plus an additional 660 yen for the sea urchin.