Suehirochō Station (Hokkaidō) × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips - 2Page Number

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

A historic building in Hakodate, formerly the Russian Consulate and host to distinguished guests, has reopened as a charming historical Hotel. Originally built over 100 years ago during the Meiji era, the building has been restored and now features a newly constructed wellness wing. The spacious wellness area, inspired by temple architecture, offers an unparalleled experience. The Consulate Wing houses two suites, while the Wellness Wing offers four suites—each of the six all-suite rooms is equipped with a private sauna. On the terrace connecting both wings, a 200-year-old elm tree provides gentle shade to welcome you. For dinner featuring Hokkaido's unique gastronomy, choose between French restaurant "Main Dining Byakuya" or sushi restaurant "Funami." The design was crafted by architect Makoto Nakayama.

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.

Hakodate, Motomachi. Perched at the top of a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings stands the nationally designated Important Cultural Property, the Former Soma Residence.This three-room heritage Hotel reimagines a Japanese treasure preserved for over a century as a modern luxury stay.The true pleasure of staying here is experiencing the essence of Hakodate. Once public visiting hours end, it transforms into an entirely private space reserved exclusively for guests. Timeless Japanese-Western architectural beauty shaped by more than 100 years, and the shimmering view of Hakodate Bay beyond the windows—here, you can savor it all as if it were your own garden.What preserves this serene place today is the unwavering will of those who have loved tradition and protected it through generations. Here, you will meet many local cultural stewards who carry these traditions forward to the next generation. Through moving encounters with their philosophy, craftsmanship, and passion, you too may become one of those stewards—helping connect Hakodate’s charm to the future.