Beach Hotels in Hakodate

"Authentic Japanese style hotel that own a hot spring underneath the property. The hotel provides public bath, but private baths are also available for reservation. Breakfast comes in a a personal set and is delicious. The room facing the beach front view hearing sound of the ocean is serene and peaceful. Staff are all friendly and professional."

"Very very good! The photos are very nice, the breakfast in the restaurant is also delicious, and any photos you take are very good. You can get a yukata after checking in. We didn't know we could choose our favorite yukata until the last day, so we didn't take any photos. Other than that, it's very good, the attitude is also very good, it's worth choosing."

"This is an old-fashioned Japanese-style hotel, located about 5 kilometers from JR Hakodate. Transportation in Hakodate isn't very convenient, especially at night, so I took a taxi directly to the hotel. There's a small supermarket downstairs selling souvenirs, food, and drinks—a wide variety, but don't buy too much (they sell similar items at the airport). One downside of staying here is the language barrier. Don't expect to rely on English like in a big city. The hotel's signage cards had numerous errors in their English translations, so it's best to use a Japanese-Chinese translation app to communicate with the staff. The private bath was nice, with a beautiful sea view and the option to watch the sunrise (though the angle wasn't great). The hotel breakfast had a wide variety of options, but it wasn't to my taste. I even found a fish bone in my seafood paella, which wasn't a pleasant experience. The staff might come into your room to make the bed between 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM each evening, which could be a bit of a disturbance."

"For our wedding anniversary, we've been staying in Hakodate for a few nights annually since last year. This year, our trip coincided with the fireworks festival, so we specifically booked this hotel, hoping to be near the launch site, and we had an absolutely wonderful stay. Although our room also offered a good view, the lovely evening breeze enticed us to enjoy the beautiful fireworks from outside. We are also very grateful for the thoughtful attentiveness from the front desk staff. The food is consistently delicious and satisfying. We certainly hope to stay here again."

"I stayed here when I went to Hakodate for a live show. It was about a 10-minute walk from Hakodate Arena, it has a hot spring, a hotel with an ocean view, and there is a 24-hour Hasegawa store within walking distance, and it was a great choice. The sunlight pours in through the large windows, so even though it is late January in the middle of winter, you don't have to turn on the heater. You can relax with the sound of the ocean in the background. The open-air bath is like an infinity pool, and the ocean is right in front of you, so you can stay in it forever. The bus to Hakodate Station leaves almost right in front, there is a convenience store nearby, and the 24-hour Hasegawa store is just a short walk away, so it is very convenient. There is no need to rush to get on public transportation after the arena live show, you can drink at a nearby izakaya until the sun sets and then go home, and the front desk is open 24 hours a day, so it was reassuring. Whenever I go to Hakodate, I always stay around Hakodate Station, but this was such a great encounter that I think I will stay at this hotel in the future!"