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Both breakfast and dinner were exceptionally delicious, and we were completely satisfied. The view from the lounge was wonderful. From the in-room scenic bath, we could look out over the sea, and from the living area we could see airplanes up close. In the open-air bath of the large public bath, we could look up at planes just before landing, and were truly impressed by how powerful it was. We look forward to visiting again next year after the renovations are completed.

We arrived by taxi from Hakodate Airport. There is also a bus stop within walking distance, which is convenient. The meals were plentiful, and the squid in particular was delicious. It’s best not to expect much in terms of the view from the Room. There are two convenience stores nearby, and the refrigerator was empty so we could use it freely. The Onsen was excellent, with smooth, light water. Everyone—from the front desk to meal service and futon setup—was friendly and always smiling, which was wonderful. We will stay here again when we visit Hakodate.

Although we stayed for only one night, it was a very comfortable Accommodation. The room was thoroughly cleaned, and in addition to the amenities, there was a good selection of tea and mineral water provided, which made our stay very pleasant. (Filling up water at the washbasin can take away from the travel mood a bit.) When we visit Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen again, we would love to stay here again.

I have stayed here several times when visiting Hakodate over the past decade. It’s a Onsen Ryokan I truly love. The service is naturally attentive without being intrusive, so you can relax without feeling any pressure. Everyone you pass in the building greets you with a smile, which warms your heart. The Onsen water is excellent—smooth and pleasantly silky. The baths aren’t flashy, so some guests may find them a bit simple, but there’s something comforting about the atmosphere. Bathing while looking out at the sea and watching the sunset is especially calming, and I highly recommend it. The meals are of course delicious as well. Since I come to Hokkaido to enjoy seafood, I’m always happy to be able to try a variety of fish dishes. It may not be showy, but it’s a wonderful Accommodation where you can truly unwind. If you’re visiting Yunokawa Onsen, I highly recommend staying here.

The oceanfront Room and the large public bath were wonderful. I felt refreshed both mentally and physically. It’s about 30 minutes from Hakodate Station by streetcar and on foot, and staying here together with a Hotel convenient for sightseeing in the Bay Area was absolutely the right choice. If you’re staying in Hakodate for 2–3 nights, I highly recommend spending one night here.

My daughter and I took a whirlwind 24-hour trip to Hakodate. Even with limited time to spend at the Hotel, we enjoyed wonderful meals, an Onsen, and a Room with an amazing location. It was a truly lovely Hotel. Both breakfast and dinner were buffet-style, with a wide variety of options—everything was delicious, and we ended up eating far too much. We used the large public bath, and the view from the open-air bath in the morning was incredible. Since we checked in after sunset, it was pitch-dark outside when we arrived, but once daylight came, the view from the window took our breath away. As far as the eye could see was ocean—an unforgettable sight for someone who doesn’t live near the sea. The staff included many young people and international team members, and everyone treated us sincerely and with warm smiles, making our stay truly comfortable. The only disappointment was that our stay was far too short. Hakodate is quite far for us so we can’t visit often, but next time we’d like to stay at least two nights.

Shiosai-tei features a luxurious large Onsen bath that makes the most of its prime seaside location, allowing me to relax to the fullest both physically and mentally. The meals were all excellent—fresh crab and locally sourced seafood in particular—and I was very satisfied. The staff were also consistently pleasant and welcoming. I would like to make time to visit again.

This time we stayed in the VIP Room and enjoyed the premium kaiseki dinner course. The Room was very spacious, the garden was beautifully maintained, and the private open-air bath attached to the Room was excellent. All of the staff who assisted us were very kind, and every dinner dish was carefully prepared and truly delicious. Breakfast seemed to be the same for all courses, but since we can’t eat much in the morning, we personally appreciated that it was on the lighter side. We also visited the large public bath, but we noticed towels left at washing stations that were not being used and some guests reserving spots. We think it would be even better if there were guidance on how to use the facilities in languages other than Japanese. Access was convenient—about a 7-minute walk to the streetcar stop. By taxi or car, you can reach major sightseeing spots in about 15 minutes, so if you don’t have a car, using both the streetcar and taxis makes it easy to get around. It was a 5-minute drive from the airport, so being able to leave our luggage before/after our stay was very convenient. If we have another opportunity, we would love to stay again for about two nights in a VIP Room with the premium dining course. Thank you very much.

The calm interior design and lighting made it very relaxing. The Onsen has a kind of neo-classical feel—like a stylish hot-spring retreat. It was a little disappointing that there wasn’t a fully open-air bath. The haskap-infused water in the post-bath lounge was delicious. Both the breakfast and dinner buffets seemed thoughtfully planned, and I was very satisfied. In particular, the raclette at dinner and having vinegared rice for the seafood bowl at breakfast were great.

We stayed here for our once-a-year trip with friends. We really enjoyed the Onsen, including both the white bath and the red bath. At dinner, everything was delicious—crab, steak, and dishes made with Hokkaido ingredients—and breakfast was excellent too, with all-you-can-eat salmon roe and clam broth ramen. The Room was clean, but it felt a bit small once three futons were laid out. This is a Hotel we would definitely like to stay at again when we come back to Hakodate.

I stayed here to visit Hakodate Racecourse. I stayed last year as well and it was so good that I came back again. Among the major Hotels in Yunokawa Onsen, this one seems to be the closest to the racecourse. It’s about a 15-minute walk, and there’s also a streetcar, so it’s convenient for getting into the city. There are also a convenience store, COOP supermarket, and a drugstore nearby. In any case, there are few Rooms, so it never feels crowded. The large public bath is also quiet. The property is connected to Takubokutei, so you can use Takubokutei’s large public bath and shop as well. (Guests staying at Takubokutei cannot use Kaikyo no Kaze.) The Room is simply spacious. Even the standard type feels very comfortable. This time I chose a Room with a private bath, and the bath in this Room was excellent—spacious with great water quality. Having two sinks was also convenient. Even the tissue box was full-size like at home. The only disappointing point was that both the Room window and even the bathroom window were dirty, so I couldn’t clearly enjoy the view through them. Since I was on a high floor, cleaning the windows may be difficult, but I had been looking forward to “a panoramic view of Tsugaru Strait,” so it fell slightly short of expectations. This time I booked a Plan with dinner and breakfast included, and both meals were truly excellent. There were plenty of Hokkaido ingredients with lots of variety on the menu, plus several kinds of desserts—I ate so much that I didn’t need lunch. Meal times were scheduled in advance as well, so there was no crowding. Next year I’d like to stay here with my daughter—the three of us together. Also starting next year my son is scheduled to be transferred to Sapporo, so I’d like to recommend it to him too.

We stayed with our 13-month-old baby. Thanks to the warm smiles and kind support from all the staff, we had a very comfortable stay. We were able to borrow a stroller for use inside the Hotel, and we could also use a baby chair at the restaurant. They even prepared baby food for us, which was a huge help. We were also able to use a bib—thank you so much. We’d love to come again! It’s a Hotel where families can feel very at ease when traveling with children, and we were extremely satisfied!

I enjoyed two days at Hakodate Racecourse. It rained, but the Hotel is right in front, which was a huge help. You can also borrow an umbrella. There are vending machines for coffee, tea, and corn soup near the elevator. You can have as many cups as you like for free. The chicken wings at breakfast were delicious.

Yunokawa Kanko Hotel Shoen, an Itoen Hotels property in Hakodate, offers a relaxing atmosphere throughout the Hotel and spacious baths, making it easy to unwind and enjoy sightseeing in Hakodate.

We booked four Rooms for our family, and both the beds and toilets were spotlessly clean. The staff and housekeeping team were very friendly, so we had a wonderful time. The bath water was a bit hot—maybe because it’s free-flowing hot spring water… I almost felt lightheaded, but it was very relaxing. I wish the women’s bath were a little cooler so I could soak more slowly. The welcome coffee was excellent, and I ended up having refills several times. The morning rice balls were also delicious, and I enjoyed them with warm tea. I used to live very close to the Yunokawa tram stop when I was little, so staying at this Hotel nearby made me feel nostalgic. Thank you for taking such good care of us—I’d love to come again.

I stayed for one night on my trip to Hakodate! It was convenient with a streetcar stop nearby. The bath was a bit hot, but it was great. All the staff were kind, which made the trip even more enjoyable. Thank you very much. I’d love to stay again.

We stayed here for a celebration, and the meals, room, and service were all excellent—our whole family was very happy. If I had to ask for one thing, it would be perfect if both large public baths had an open-air bath and a sauna. Still, the in-room open-air bath was amazing—I even enjoyed it alone with a beer! The celebration cake, the drinks and sweets in the lounge, dinner and breakfast, and all the complimentary items and beverages were wonderful. The guest of honor—and our entire family—were truly impressed. Next time, I’d love to bring my parents as well; we look forward to staying with you again then.

This Accommodation was even more wonderful than I had imagined from the website. The furniture choices and layout were excellent. There were plenty of amenities, towels, and tableware provided, so we were able to stay very comfortably. The free-flowing natural hot spring bath was also incredibly relaxing. Since the tub is large and holds a lot of water, adjusting the temperature was a bit difficult—that would be my only minor drawback. During our stay there was a minor issue with the building, but I believe it was handled appropriately in the end. When I visit Hakodate again, I would love to stay here again.

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.