Suehirochō Station (Hokkaidō) × Hotel·Ryokan Ranking - 2Page Number

The Western-style building adjacent to the Tachikawa family residence and store, constructed in Meiji 34 (1901) and designated as Hokkaido's first Important Cultural Property in Showa 46 (1971), was expanded in Taisho 4 (1915) by the fourth-generation Tachikawa Zenkichi as a dedicated reception room. The Corinthian column capitals at the entrance feature acanthus leaf decorations. Under the eaves of the second floor, there are also highly decorative carved brackets, evoking the splendor of the Taisho era.

Spending quality time together as a family or in a small group during your travels creates precious memories. While a "condominium" does not offer full services like a Hotel or Ryokan, it allows you to enjoy a private and personalized stay at a reasonable price, much like a resort apartment.Furthermore, Condominium Panoramic Motomachi is ideally located for those who wish to leisurely explore the charming city of Hakodate. The Motomachi and Suehirocho areas, rich in history since the port's opening, feature numerous churches, public halls, and unique architectural styles blending Japanese and Western influences. The Bay Area is also within close proximity. Be sure to enjoy a stroll through the tranquil streets at the foot of the mountain. The surrounding area is dotted with renowned dining establishments, and a convenience store is nearby. Additionally, the ropeway station and tram stops are just a short distance away.

We have revitalized a 100-year-old traditional house, designated as a landscape formation building in Hakodate City, into a whole-house rental Property.

Built in 1920, during the Taisho era, this building once supported the growth of Hakodate Port as the office of a marine industry cooperative. More than 100 years later, it carries on that legacy while welcoming new travelers as “T9 HAKODATE.” Rather than simply preserving the past, we have cherished the atmosphere and warmth of its time and gently added modern comfort. In a prime location in Hakodate’s Bay Area—just a 3-minute walk from Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse—we offer only five guest Rooms. Each Room is styled with motifs inspired by Hakodate’s scenery and the building’s history, letting you enjoy a different story in every stay. Savor a quiet, special moment surrounded by echoes of the Taisho era.