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My daughter stayed here in June for her wedding. Hakodate is one of my favorite cities, and I have stayed at many Hotels there. This time, since we had the wedding, we were looking for a Hotel where she could relax as much as possible, so we chose this Hotel, which I had been interested in for some time because of its great Reviews. According to my daughter: The service was extremely courteous, the breakfast was delicious, and there were plenty of amenities and thoughtful items to enhance the stay (such as a coffee grinder and hair iron), making it very comfortable. Next time, I would love to stay here myself. Thank you to all the staff for your kindness.

This Hotel came highly recommended by a friend for its wonderful breakfast, and it truly lived up to the praise. Both the buffet and the kaiseki-style breakfast were delicious and fun. Everything looked so good that I ended up eating far too much, so a bit of self-control might be needed (as usual, I still wasn’t hungry by lunchtime). The free-flow alcohol option also really lifted my spirits! In addition to breakfast, I’d also highlight the great location—about a 5-minute walk from Hakodate Station and around 3 minutes from the streetcar stop. The drum-type washer/dryer in the Room was very convenient during rainy weather and in seasons when you tend to sweat more (detergent is provided). One small note: the in-house loungewear is labeled “M” and “F,” so if you assume “M” means “women’s,” you may end up laughing like I did—“M” actually means a larger size, so it was very baggy on me. There are loungewear samples near the shop on 2F1, so I recommend checking them while you’re there to look at the pillow selection. I recommend both breakfast options (buffet and kaiseki), and the large public bath spanning two floors was also enjoyable. It’s a Hotel where I’d definitely like to book a Multiple Night Stay next time.

This was my first time visiting Hakodate. The view from my Room at Tokyu Stay Hakodate was amazing—I could see the mountains, the sea, the morning market, sunrise and sunset, and even cruise ships. And there’s an Onsen too! Absolutely perfect. I’ll definitely be back again and again, flying in from Haneda to stay here.

It was a Room with a private toilet and bath, and I was able to use it comfortably. The amenities were also replaced each time upon request.

It was a delightful space that made our time at the accommodation enjoyable during our multiple night stay on a long-awaited trip to Hakodate. The facility was excellent, and I definitely want to stay here again. As for my impressions, the windows were quite large, so having something like roll curtains would have been nice. Also, while there were three parking spaces nearby, I slightly wished there was one more space in front of the entrance.