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It seems to have been recently renovated, and it was very clean and pleasant. Compared with typical business Hotels, the lighting was much brighter (adjustable), and the bed was large and comfortable.

The building itself shows signs of aging, but: * Unlimited access to natural Onsen with free-flowing hot spring water * Friendly and kind staff * Private rooms with futons already laid out, equipped with a TV, kettle, and sufficient amenities * Daily towel exchange even with eco-cleaning requests, plus complimentary water for choosing eco-cleaning * Convenient laundry facilities including washing machines and dryers * Excellent access from both the airport and tram If I visit Hakodate again, I would love to stay here. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

There is nothing inconvenient about staying here. Although it is an unmanned Facility, even if any issues arise, support by phone and email is clear and courteous, so there is no inconvenience. With many restaurants in the area, it’s easy to find a place to eat nearby. In the morning, there’s also a bakery just a 2-minute walk away, so you can enjoy freshly baked bread. If the Hotel parking lot is full or feels difficult to use, you can use the paid parking lot across the street. The guest room is far better than it looks in the photos. An interior space where old and new enhance each other. You can also feel the attention to detail in the amenities. It’s a place that makes you want to come back for a Multiple Night Stay.

It was an even more wonderful space than I imagined, and the place was very clean. The kitchen was equipped with a dishwasher, coffee maker, large-capacity refrigerator, and 20 sets of dishes and glasses each, so there was no need for paper cups. The Onsen jacuzzi in the separate building was very relaxing, the indoor area was warm, and the changing room facilities were well-equipped, allowing us to have a comfortable time. It was such a memorable space that I didn’t want to leave. Thank you very much!

My son has just gotten his driver’s license and says he’ll take me to an Onsen area in Hokkaido. We set off from the Sapporo suburbs in an old kei car he recently bought, crossed Nakayama Pass, headed south along the coastline, and arrived in Hakodate. As I wondered what kind of Hotel it would be, we pulled up to a place with a distinctly Showa-era feel. He said he looked for a Hotel he could afford on his part-time wages. It’s not stylish by any stretch, but it carried that good old atmosphere I remember from about 40 years ago when my parents took me traveling. Come to think of it, lately I’ve only stayed at sleek, tidy foreign-owned Hotels—and even when I went to rest, I often couldn’t truly unwind. This place was wonderful in the best way: no need to put on airs. The moment you arrive you can just go “Ahh…” and flop onto the futon. The small public bath that claims “carefully selected free-flowing hot spring water” was rarely shared with other guests, and the water had a curious quality that made me want to soak forever. Even after returning to my Room, I stayed pleasantly warm for quite a while. Since we were in Hakodate, we wanted Hasesto’s yakitori bento—so it was great that it’s within walking distance for both dinner and a late-night bite. And that Hasesto is open 24 hours. There’s also a 7-Eleven even closer along the way, so there was no inconvenience at all. When we went out and when we came back, the front desk staff greeted us warmly and politely with smiles. It felt like remembering something I’d forgotten. The Room’s bath and toilet aren’t spacious, and the TV isn’t large either. But as my son and I sat together on the tatami floor talking about old times while watching baseball on that small TV, scenes from a trip 40 years ago—my father now much older than he was then—and little me suddenly came back as if revived. I can’t help hoping that one day my son will come here again with his own children. Before that happens, though, I’d like to bring my wife here soon.

The room lighting can be comfortably adjusted with spotlights, which was great. There are plenty of power outlets, and the long, narrow desk is also convenient. The lounge drinks and breakfast are very well stocked, and access to the streetcar is excellent. There are also many appealing shops nearby, which was a plus.

I stayed for two nights on my first trip to Hakodate. The view was amazing, and everything—from the service to the Room—was excellent. The Hotel also offers loaner bicycles, and there are plenty of nearby options such as car rentals and convenience stores. It’s also within walking distance of the station. There’s a morning market just a short walk away, so I had breakfast there. When I arrived in heavy rain, they immediately lent me a towel, which really warmed my heart. Even though I went in and out many times a day, they always greeted me with a smile, saying “Have a nice day” and “Welcome back.” There was no waiting for the elevator, which made everything comfortable. The Room was spotless as well. This is a Hotel I would definitely want to stay at again on my next trip. Thank you very much!

This hotel offered the best Diamond member benefits. I stayed at five hotels, and only two—this one and one other—provided them. The hotel felt a bit old, but it was clear they are making strong efforts in many areas. It was a very pleasant hotel.

The Facility is clean, and having an Onsen is a nice touch—it helps you relax and recover from fatigue. The Room is also clean, and I was able to get plenty of sleep. The front desk staff member was from Nepal, but their Japanese was excellent and communication was smooth. Their smile was wonderful as well. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay. Located right in the heart of the bay area, everything was within walking distance. The Room was furnished with Scandinavian pieces throughout and felt modern and beautifully designed. The staff’s hospitality was excellent, and both dinner and breakfast featured wonderful locally sourced dishes—we were very satisfied. Thank you for all your help!

This time we stayed in a special Room with a private open-air bath. The water temperature was comfortable 24 hours a day, the tub was spacious enough for two people to relax, and the cypress wood rim added a warm touch—I think I soaked in it about ten times. We also had three bath towels each, plus a wide towel rack to hang them, which made everything stress-free. One suggestion: I used the open-air bath around 7 a.m., but the direct sunlight was very strong. It would be nice to have something like bamboo blinds to block the sun. We also used the large public bath, and as with other Kyoritsu Resort properties such as Dormy Inn, it had plenty of washing space and was easy to use. And when it comes to Kyoritsu Resort, there’s the late-night ramen service. Since this is Hakodate, they offer salt ramen in addition to soy sauce ramen. We expected breakfast—known for being popular—to involve waiting in line, but thanks to the special Room privileges they reserved our preferred seating (such as semi-private booths or window seats) at a designated time. That was great. Of course, the meal selection lived up to its reputation. All drinks in the Room were free—including whisky—and there was also a sparkling water maker. Overall it was excellent. The price is high, but given how well-equipped everything is, we felt it was worth it. We’d love to stay again if possible.

After a tiring train journey, it was a big help that the hotel was right in front of the station. Since I booked the Room-assigned Plan, I was nervous when I went in, but it turned out to be a twin Room, so it felt spacious and not cramped like a single—really great. I’d like to stay again next year.

I’m always satisfied. Given that it’s an expensive Room, you might say that’s to be expected—but consistently meeting those expectations is actually proof of very high quality. However, there’s one point I’d like to mention for everyone. There is a covered walkway to Hakodate Station, but there are no walls. So during typhoons or blizzards with strong winds, the location is only “better than most.” For normal rain, it’s not a problem.

I stayed here for the first time on my return to Hakodate after a long time, choosing it for its great access and high ratings. It’s conveniently located just steps from Hakodate Station, with the morning market right in front, and I loved the Room, the view, and the bed. The Onsen open-air bath was also wonderful. If you don’t need a lavish breakfast buffet, this Hotel is a great choice. One small point: I unfortunately didn’t like the coffee from the coffee machine in the 17th-floor lounge—it tasted surprisingly strong. Have the staff tried it? The lounge atmosphere is very nice, but I couldn’t fully relax there. It might be nice to have some refreshing drinks available after bathing. Tea bags for drinking in the Room were available near the elevators, but I would have appreciated drip coffee as well.

There are a Seicomart convenience store, Tsuruha Drug, and McDonald’s nearby, making it a good choice for a longer stay. Considering that the drink bar and late-night snack service are included in the rate, it offers great value. The baths also include a sauna and cold plunge pool—everything you could want. I came this time to visit Mt. Hakodate and do some sightseeing, and the front desk staff were very helpful; I’d like to stay here again when I’m in Hakodate.

I stayed for two nights on a business trip and made a Reservation. The cost was about JPY 17,500 for two nights, and the Room was surprisingly a twin with breakfast included. The building is a bit old, but the inside is very clean. The twin Room was spacious and spotless; it was a smoking Room, but there was no unpleasant odor. The bathroom is a unit bath, but the shower water pressure was strong. There was an air purifier, and although the air conditioner is an older style, it kept the Room cool and comfortable during my summer stay. Breakfast is buffet-style—I expected something simple, but the seafood rice bowl and curry were delicious and I was very satisfied. The front desk staff were kind, and the late-night complimentary salt ramen was also great. Above all, I really appreciated the relatively large flat parking lot with free in-and-out access.

We had a wonderful time at this excellent Hotel. The Onsen was very relaxing, and although the weather was a bit poor, we would like to visit again. Thank you for your hospitality.

This was my fifth trip to Hakodate, and it was my first time staying overnight here. I’ve stayed at Hakodate’s three major hotels before, but I didn’t realize there was such a wonderful Hotel like this. Everything was excellent—access, Facilities, service, and the Onsen. I will stay again.