Angel Grand Villa Hakodate (formerly Toki Resort Hills Terrace Hakodate)

I visited with my elderly parents and our two dogs. We were blessed with clear autumn weather—the view from the windows was breathtaking, the night sky was filled with stars, and both the sunset reflecting on Mt. Komagatake and the sunrise over Mt. Komagatake were stunning beyond words.It was a wonderful stay in every respect; both the facilities and services at the cottage were excellent. Since it got quite chilly from late afternoon, we changed our BBQ plan to the octopus shabu-shabu plan and reserved in-room dining—and it was absolutely the right choice. (Younger guests might find it a bit small and not quite filling.)In the evening, we relaxed by the wood-burning stove, watching the flames.The view of the morning glow from the bath was also beautiful. This season, when there are fewer insects, may be ideal for those of us who live in cities.We did have some issues with the TV, phone, and awning, but everyone returned home very satisfied.We will definitely visit again.

We stayed as a family of four adults. We arrived after dark, and enjoyed our BBQ dinner on the balcony by lantern light. The staff were very kind—setting up a simple cover for light rain and bringing us an extra lighting stand. In the quiet darkness all around, we slowly grilled and simply enjoyed Hakodate’s delicacies, from fresh seafood to jingisukan; it was wonderful. We also had breakfast on the balcony. Freshly baked croissants with Yamakawa Farm milk—personally, that alone made me happy.One small disappointment was that both dinner and breakfast were delivered from the kitchen to the villa in disposable containers, so we ended up eating directly from them. We did transfer some items to the provided tableware, but it would be even better if there were a tray for carrying dishes between the kitchen and balcony, and a dishwasher.In the morning light, looking around inside again was inspiring—the villa is thoughtfully designed in every detail. The first-floor bedroom has a yukimi-style window, and I’d love to feel the warmth of the wood-burning stove in winter next time.It’s a shame that during our stay we had misty drizzle to light rain and couldn’t see Mt. Komagatake or any stars even once. For those who love neatly trimmed grounds, trees, and clear air with no crowds, this is an ideal place. Above all, the air felt so fresh that I definitely want to return—but one night with BBQ feels too short; I’d like to spend several relaxed nights here as a true hideaway. The calm wooden space helped soothe my summer fatigue. Thank you very much for taking care of us throughout our stay.