金森红砖仓库 周边 × 餐饮评价高的酒店·日式旅馆

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.

A quiet, relaxing Hotel with just 10 Rooms. The Rooms are spacious, and the staff are wonderful. Of course, the Japanese-Western fusion cuisine is truly satisfying—you can taste the quality of the ingredients. Location: Very convenient and close to Hakodate’s highlights (Ropeway [Mt. Hakodate] to historic buildings [Motomachi] to the Bay Area, etc.). *Some guests may notice minor details, but for us (an elderly couple), it was a very satisfying stay. *Thank you very much.

This was my first trip to Hakodate. There is only one direct flight a day from Nagoya, and I was incredibly lucky to get a ticket. Visiting a new place for the first time is so exciting. The Room had huge floor-to-ceiling windows with a panoramic view of Mt. Hakodate. The space was generous, and the bathtub and sink were spacious as well. The lighting switches were thoughtfully placed throughout, making everything very convenient—it was almost too comfortable! Dinner at Kita Jin (booked separately) was also excellent: premium Genghis Khan in a private room, relaxed and delicious. Breakfast was around 8:00, and we were seated right away. We came without much prior knowledge and were amazed by the variety—and even more by the quality of every dish. My spouse and I travel all over the whole country, and this may have been our best breakfast ever. Personally, I loved the eel snack with tea, dim sum, sashimi, chiffon cake, and egg tarts. What stayed with us most from this trip was meeting so many wonderful people in Hakodate: The kind driver with a great smile on the airport limousine bus. At lunchtime at Lucky Pierrot near the station—busy as it was—a female staff member still let us draw an Ichiban Kuji lottery ticket and gave us a pin badge with a big smile. At NIPPONIA Hotel Hakodate Port Town on our first day—a female staff member kindly explained everything and gave us a hand-drawn illustrated map of nearby spots within walking distance. On an evening sightseeing taxi tour to see Mt. Hakodate’s night view—a female driver born in Hakodate from Donan Taxi carefully explained local history, the Western-style houses in Motomachi, and the origins of Soma-tei. The staff who made our motorboat cruise even more enjoyable under clear skies the next day. At lunch near the station at Uni Specialty Shop Yoichiya—a female employee whose attentiveness and refined service truly impressed us. And above all, at Century Marina’s front desk—the female staff member who kindly explained everything for our first stay left a wonderful impression with her polite service; of course, the male staff member at checkout was also outstanding. The quick yet courteous service at Kita Jin was excellent as well—we are truly grateful to have stayed at this Hotel. It was an intense 2-night/3-day trip to Hakodate, but seeing everyone working so hard to make their city shine really moved us—it looked genuinely inspiring. We will definitely come again. I truly fell in love with historic Hakodate from the bottom of my heart!

This has become my go-to place to stay. All the staff are wonderful and very attentive. The rooms are well cared for, spacious, and lovely, and I always have a comfortable stay. This time, the breakfast at the morning market dining area had been upgraded as well—it was excellent. Thank you as always. I look forward to staying with you again.

Although our room faced away from Mt. Hakodate, we were lucky enough to enjoy the memorable V2 night view right below us. The sparkling wine and white wine at breakfast were excellent, and the Matsumae-zuke and smoothies were delicious as well. It’s a great hotel close to the station, with Genghis Khan BBQ, a popular ramen shop with long lines, a sea urchin specialty restaurant, and the Hakodate Morning Market all nearby.

I stayed here again last month. It’s 17 minutes from Hakodate Airport and a 3-minute walk from the bus stop, and the views are great on the upper floors. The large public bath is fed by free-flowing natural hot spring water, and there is also a sauna. Breakfast was carefully prepared in both Japanese and Western styles and was very delicious. The Japanese breakfast included sake and wine in the morning, while the Western breakfast offered three types of wine—white, red, and rosé. Meat was served live daily with rotating options such as beef, pork, and lamb. Public bath hours: 1:00 PM to 10:00 AM the next morning (available anytime during these hours). The staff were very kind, with proper greetings and attentive service. For this price, it’s an excellent place to stay, so I would like to use it again.

It was a wonderful red-brick warehouse hotel with a completely different atmosphere from the group’s traditional townhouse-style hotels. You can’t see any outside views from the rooms or restaurant, but once you step outside, you can immediately soak up the harbor vibe. It’s conveniently located near a streetcar stop and Motomachi, making sightseeing easy. The room was spacious and cleanly decorated. I loved the extra-long sofa and was able to relax comfortably. I booked this hotel because this group is known for great food, and it met my expectations. Breakfast in particular was excellent.

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.

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.

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.

This was my first stay. The station and morning market were close by, and the view from the open-air bath was amazing, so I was very satisfied. The staff were also pleasant and welcoming. The only disappointing point was that the restaurant I chose with the breakfast voucher wasn’t very good. I had been looking forward to breakfast at the morning market, so that was a shame—choosing the right place matters. Everything else was great, and I’d like to visit again.

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 think it was a very good hotel. It feels like a slightly higher class than a typical business hotel, and you can really sense the dedication in everything—from the staff and the overall atmosphere to the breakfast. Their enthusiasm for making your stay a good one comes through, and it made for a wonderful visit. Thanks to them, I had an enjoyable time in Hakodate.

Above all, the location is excellent. The Red Brick Warehouses are just nearby. You can walk to the Mt. Hakodate Ropeway station, and it’s also a quick taxi ride. There is Ramen Ajisai right in front of the entrance. The bath was clean, and the hair dryers included Panasonic and Dyson. We were also able to try out different shampoo and conditioner. After the bath, there were probiotic drinks and ice pops. We enjoyed salmon roe at breakfast and were very satisfied. My husband especially enjoyed the desserts. We’d love to stay again.

The entire property was spotless and featured a calm, modern design. It felt comfortable wherever we were. The triple room had three single-size Simmons beds, and we were able to rest well. What left the biggest impression was the experienced staff member at the 1st-floor cafe lounge—their elegant service with a warm smile was wonderful. The cake was also delicious, and thanks to that, we were able to truly relax for a while after returning from sightseeing. We stayed multiple nights and were very satisfied to have both buffet breakfast and eel as breakfast options. The location is great as well, and it’s a place I’d like to stay again.

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.

I had business in Hokuto City, and until now I had stayed at a Hotel near Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station. This was my first time staying around Hakodate Station, and even though I’m not confident driving, the parking lot and the Hotel were easy to find since they face a main road. The Room was compact but perfectly comfortable, and having two pillows provided was a welcome touch. The breakfast buffet also offered a great variety, making this one of the Accommodations I’d like to stay at again.

The staff’s warm smiles were wonderful, and the breakfast was delicious—I’d love to stay here again.

We stayed here for a family trip. The Room was very clean and comfortable. Since our family tends to feel hot, the Room was warm even in mid-May, and the air conditioning was not yet available due to the system settings. However, a staff member suggested opening the window to let in cooler air, and it worked—we were able to spend a comfortable night. Breakfast was automatically included, and everything was delicious. It was especially helpful on a busy morning when we really needed it.

I usually stay at inexpensive Business Hotels, and this time as well I was able to keep the accommodation cost quite low, so I thought any Room would be fine. But when I opened the door, I couldn’t help exclaiming at how spacious and clean it was. The bath and toilet felt a bit dated, but they were kept clean, and above all the bathtub was large—I could stretch out my tired legs and soak comfortably in hot water. The front desk staff were friendly, and there was also a free drink service—everything was taken care of. I’d definitely like to stay here again.