Mga hotel malapit sa Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward

The room was quite small, but everything else was great. No complaints at all. The location is excellent and close to plenty of good food options.

Ang kuwarto ay napakaganda at maluwag. Nagustuhan ko rin ang almusal. Ang lokasyon ay nasa sentro kaya't kaya naming lakarin ang mga pangunahing atraksyon.

The hotel is comfortable and has an onsen, but what truly stands out is the breakfast. It's incredibly diverse, delicious, and uses very high-quality ingredients. The price is a bit high, but it matches the quality you receive.

Moderno at magandang pananatili. Ang mga highlight ay ang transportasyon/shuttle papunta sa mga lugar ng interes! At siyempre, ang mga pampublikong pasilidad ng paliguan!

The room was a good size and clean. It came with a coffee grinder and small snacks, perfect for enjoying afternoon tea ☕️. The location is close to attractions and Hakodate JR Station. Breakfast was plentiful, featuring Hokkaido-sourced ingredients and specialty dishes.

Breakfast: The breakfast maintains consistently good across a range of offerings: seafood, fried dishes, curry, and even beverages. The Bakery is quite limited, but the dessert section provides good variety and quality.

The location is excellent (right next to Hakodate Station), and the breakfast is absolutely superb. I highly recommend this accommodation. There's a significant difference between weekday and weekend rates, so it's even more highly recommended if you can stay when it's cheaper. I don't think there's a better location than this.

The room is clean and has a washing machine available for use at any time. It's close to Hakodate Morning Market and the JR station, with a Lawson convenience store nearby, as well as restaurants like Lucky Pierrot. It's a very conveniently located hotel for travelers.

The hotel is right next to JR Hakodate Station. This time, our room not only had an ocean view but also overlooked the train station platforms, making it an ideal choice for railway enthusiasts. The breakfast was incredibly rich, featuring local specialties such as Yamakawa milk, seafood donburi, salt ramen, and Meiling coffee, and even included ice cream.