2 star hotels in Hakodate

Probably. It's too cozy. It's an old hotel, but it feels homey. The seafood bowl for breakfast is also good. I think

Simple style, clean and tidy, breakfast and dinner included

Small and old, I chose a non-smoking room, but the corridor was full of cigarette smell, very bad experience

Pleasantly surprised that the hotel provided a free phone with internet access during stay! Fast and hassle free check in and out！ Good location and reasonably priced! Recommended ?

Although there are all the necessary facilities, the overall accommodation is a bit small. The ventilation facilities in the bathroom are not very good. There is a smell as soon as it is opened. Others are okay. The front desk is also very welcoming. It is okay for those who do not have high requirements for the living environment.

It's great. Family travel accommodation for 2 nights, breakfast and dinner are provided free of charge. The service is warm and thoughtful, the Japanese house is clean and tidy, and the clerk helped me order it on the last morning. It's great.

it's beautiful, safe and silence hotel but there's only one cloth dry machine so we have to wait all night to clean and dry it

I liked the unexpected simple breakfast service.

Because I booked a smoking room, it seems to be in an old hotel, so the equipment is older, and the smell of oil smoke from the restaurant will spread to the corridor of the room, but the room is clean. The hotel will also come with a free meal coupon (choose one of ramen or curry rice)

Very frendly and clean hotel.All staff are helping and frendly.Thank you for everything.

The location is very good. Hotel is a bit old but clean. No food service, which is a bit disappoint. In general is Ok.

Nice location if you drive to there. Old japanese style room. Convenience store is just near the building.

The location was good for sightseeing. However, the facilities were old and the cleaning was poor.

About 20 minutes walk from the station. It's fine except for the smell of cigarettes in the bathroom. There is a large bath, but I was too tired to go. It's a cheap and good place to stay near Hakodate Station.

I had cold tanuki soba. It was a very good 28 soba. There is also a daily lunch, and I think it's a little-known spot. However, the inside of the store is too dark and it is difficult to find the menu (laughs)

cheap! Bedrock bath is the best! ! Yonaki soba is also great! It's super hot with a coupon that can be used at the Seicomart next door! ! Because it is far from the city center, it is essential to use the streetcar, but it was a wonderful little-known hotel. The room was outdated, but it was clean and the letter was nice. It was the best little-known spot hotel. I definitely want to use it again!

Staff is very polite and patient for check-in service, Room is clean , but the pillow is uncomfortable while sleeping while night. Location of hotel is nearby fish market and a famous hamburger restaurant just located below hotel. Very convenient while having dinner. Also traffic is convenient , JR and streetcar station is nearby hotel, within 400m

Manager was So kind and well-communicated with clients. Clean and good.

The room is clean, the service attitude is good, the location is convenient, but the facilities are a bit old.

It’s hard to describe this hotel in just one word. Apart from its location, it doesn’t deserve to be called a ‘hotel’!

We were taken aback by the small size of the room.

We liked it because it was near the station, and the family room had space for our family of five.

5 minutes walk from Hakodate station, although the hotel looks nostalgic but clean and tidy. Staffs are very friendly and helpful, can speak simple English, lift available. Free simple and delicious breakfast. As a solo traveller the twin room are super big for me. Very near to the morning market which sells fresh seafood. At night hotel alley is quite dark.

They are friendly and helpful people. We had a tatami room, the place is uniquely beautiful, gave us the olden Japanese vibe.

It's not on a main road so you have to be careful about which way to go, but it's close to the station, restaurants, and markets. The building is old and not suitable for young women, but I felt it had a nostalgic feel to it. They offer breakfast service, which I used, and felt was good value considering the price of the room.

The environment wasn't great in terms of pure ambiance, as it's a rather old hotel. However, the price was incredibly cheap, and the owner was very warm and welcoming, as evidenced by the hand-drawn map of the station area. Plus, although the owner is older, his English is quite good, so communication wasn't a problem. Overall, I quite enjoyed my stay.

Nice location (station is literally just one turn away), good traditional room with futon and yukata. Tea is provided and cute set of cups. Friendly and helpful staff! However, be careful - elevator is hidden and at first I was not pleasantly surprised to bring my luggage to the second floor. Elevator is hidden in the garage. All in all hotel is a bit old, but still nice for staying.

If you want to experience sleeping on tatami mats and futons, this is the hotel for you. Super clean, super friendly staff, and a delicious breakfast. We'd stay there again! Although be warned: the pillows are firm, traditional pillows.

The staff is nice and friendly, helpful. Appreciated. washer and dryer available. That said. cons : wifi is really weak luggage storage mentioned on listing but only allowed 12 noon. with at least 10 mins walk to station and storage lockers, i believe it should be revised on stated on booking

The owner is very nice and only speaks Japanese. There is a coin-operated washing machine. The room is very clean and square. The traditional Japanese-style room is much larger than the one in other cities. However, it is a walking distance from JR and it is the opposite distance from Mt. Hakodate. It is a bit far to the scenic spot. Overall, I am very satisfied.

The room is small but very cosy and tidy. The receptionist is super attentious and nice. Within walking distance from main train and bus stations. Good option for the price.

An old little hotel within walking distance from Hakodate station. There are limited english information, even the hotel name is in Japanese. Not so friendly for those with big suitcases because there are stairs to reach the receptionist. There’s a small elevator inside, but again you need to go up a few steps of stairs. The lobby is small, and there’s a free coffee and tea provided. It’s a smoking...

It's an entirely adequate room to come back to rest in for the night. The air conditioning is a bit lacking, but the weather is usually cool enough to compensate for that. The location is good too. About 5 minutes walk from food, and 15 minutes walk from the bay area. Parking is very limited, so come early to avoid disappointment.

Good location. Funny smell when I got inside the room. Small bathroom. Friendly staff. Overall pretty good.

Visited on September 12, 2025 I gave it a rating of 3, but it's actually more like a 3.5. I stayed in a room with an open-air bath, but the bath was so hot I had to dilute it with water before using it. There was no shower area, so I had to use the shower in the room, which was inconvenient. The room was clean and nice, but the toilet had a really strange smell from the moment I entered, and I really...

This is information from when we used Hotel Keifu's large public bath, "Todopokkuru," at 11:00 AM on Sunday, October 19, 2025. The "Observation Bathroom" on the hotel's top floor is only available to overnight guests, but the large public bath in the annex "Yuttarikan" on the first floor is also available for day use. The facility opened when the hotel first opened in 1997, and has been undergoing...

Spent 2 nights here with one night of Healthy Dinner and Breakfast and one night room only. Had the dinner on 1st night, and Breakfast on Checkout day. They were so nice to accommodate that request of mine so I could do a 36hr fast in between that 2 meals. Very enjoyable stay indeed. The rotenburos at 3rd floor were both very kimochii. One of view mainly of the ocean, and the other mainly of the mountains...

料理も美味しく当日単品で頼んだアワビにステーキも凄く美味しかったです。 温泉も肌がツルツルして気持ち良かったです。 夕飯を食べる前に急に歯が痛くなり配膳をしてくれた人に痛み止めがないか聞いたらすぐフロントに聞いてくれて４錠貰う事ができ凄く助かりました。 また泊まりたいホテルです!

Was here for the day use onsen. Great quality of water for experienced Japan traditional onsen explorers. It’s an old hotel so facility is a bit outdated. One big tub max 6 people at once. Small changing area. Onsen plus towels rental were ¥550+¥100.

Overall my room was clean. In terms of presentation, it is more on the old, worn-out side like it could use a new coat of paint & wallpaper. The hallways, my room, & bedding had a particular smell. I asked for a room with no/minimal cigarette smell, which I think they did, so I think the smell is just from how old the building is. It's not a bad smell, just off-putting like I wonder how often they...

It was a wonderful hot spring. I stayed for two nights but wish I could have stayed a little longer.

The hotel facilities are too old and there is no elevator. You have to change into slippers when you enter the gate. It feels like you have entered a bathhouse. The room looks like a domestic hotel in the 1990s.

It is a little far from Hakodate city, but very close to the airport. The facilities may be a little lacking compared to the surrounding ryokans, but the breakfast and dinner more than make up for it. The staff are friendly, and there is a female staff member who speaks Korean well, so there is no inconvenience at all.

The hotel has a natural hot spring and the food is pretty good, but the room facilities are too old. There is no air conditioning, only an old-fashioned air cooler, and the tatami is equipped with a thick quilt. The staying experience is unsatisfactory.

I was a bit concerned about the outside noise, but it was sufficient.

We enjoyed staying here! The room was spacious and clean. The staff were also very accommodating even if there’s a language barrier. We also enjoyed their onsen as first timers, it was really relaxing and nice to experience to be able to immerse in one of the Japanese cultures. Will definitely book here again if we were to come back.

This is the fourth review for this hotel. After staying for four consecutive days, I didn’t expect to be able to review it four times. Each time it was a full five-star review. The environment is relatively quiet and the price is affordable.

The distance is ambiguous for walking. Check-in, check-out, and various services were good. The hotel has a high ceiling, but the concrete is exposed. The cleanliness was good. The photo is a simple bread provided for free in the morning. Coffee and cocoa are FREE.

It's very close to the mains and Goryokaku is right next to it. Coffee is provided

Biggest hotel room I've had in Japan so far, with 20' ceilings. Concrete floor probably didn't help with the sea lion rookery snoring next door to me. Not much the hotel can do about that. The A/C fan is too quiet to help drown out such noise. Bring music in case you run into the same thing.

The dorm room was clean and comfortable, and the other guests staying that night were very quiet. However, the door to the dorm room was a bit loud when opening and closing.

I stayed in a dormitory for several nights. It was very convenient, with Don Quijote and Saizeriya within walking distance.

Great hotel for the price! The room was clean, cozy, and nicely designed. The staff were friendly and helpful. Big plus — there’s parking available, which is very convenient if you’re traveling by car. A comfortable place to stay without spending too much.

It's a little far from the main station, and the last bus was early, which was a shame, but it's a good location if you have a car. The room was clean, but there was a little hair left in the bathroom, which was disappointing. Also, there is a fee for in-house clothing, which may be good for long-term stays, but I think it's necessary for tourists with little luggage. Check-in was late at night, which...

The location was great, right in front of Don Quijote. However, it was a mixed dormitory, and the bathrooms were too small. The dryer didn't dry very well.

The dormitory room is coed. I didn't expect men would be staying in the other rooms as well. there's only curtain to prevent others from seeing you sleep. It's a little disappointing since this information wasn't out before booking.

The staff were very friendly and it was a safe hotel to stay at!

Nice place for budget traveler

The hotel is very close to JR Hakodate Station, only 400 meters away, and a few minutes' walk from the Mispa Supermarket. The hotel is in a separate building; the first floor has a restaurant, cafe, reception, and common lounge area. The common areas are warmly decorated, showing the owner's dedication. The rooms don't have toilets or showers; the public toilets, washrooms, showers, and laundry rooms...

I used it on a business trip. The bath and toilet were shared, and the room was a Japanese-style room with a bed for a clean feeling. I thought the price was a little expensive, but the location was good and I was able to spend a quiet time.

Good location near JR Hakodate Station.

It's right next to Onuma Park Station! The owner was very friendly, the inn was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was plentiful and delicious! I had a wonderful time, thank you!

The owner was very kind, and there was a laundry room on the second floor. The rooms were spacious, including the bathrooms. It seems like a historic inn, and the hallways and rooms were clean. The breakfast and dinner were delicious! 😋 Yamakawa Farm soft serve ice cream is sold at the front desk on the first floor. I'm a recent visitor from Taiwan. I had some great memories at Onuma Park. Let's...

I was staying at a different accommodation, but stopped by the store just after 7:30 PM to buy beer and Yamakawa Farm milk soft serve ice cream (400 yen). The staff member kindly accommodated me, saying it was fine for me to order soft serve ice cream (there is also a restaurant on site, so it was probably after last orders). The staff member was very polite and made me feel comfortable. The shops...

A nice hotel, to be sure, but stupidly overpriced. The scenery in the area is nothing special, and I mean, seriously, 9000 yen for two meals and the hotel doesn't have a hot spring? And the room doesn't even come with a toothbrush? I don't think so, guys. Just barely three stars, and only because the hotel itself and the food was fine.

The room for three people was small, but the layout was compact, and it even had a small dressing table. There was an ensuite bathroom in the room, and other toilets, washbasins, and a shared shower in the hallway. So, even with three people, using the toilet and showering wasn't cramped. The owner was very friendly. A great stay!

He had lice; his wife and kids were bitten, and he even picked one out himself.

The room is nice and clean. Amenities is complete. Location is not far from station and located in quiet environment. The host is humble and helpful. I recommend this hotel.

Nice hotel. Good location. Nice service. Very helpful staff.

The hotel here is great. The owner is a very kind uncle. He originally said that he couldn't check me in after 10pm. After a phone call, he was willing to wait for me until after 11pm. As soon as I entered the house, he carefully wiped the water off my suitcase with a dry cloth. He also gave me a bag of snacks when I checked out.

A typical Japanese-style B&B with two floors, run by the owner and his family with great care, and decorated in Japanese-Western style. Public restrooms but convenient. It's very close to Hakodate Station, and just around the corner is the morning market, making it very convenient for eating and drinking!

hallways, stairs and first floor can get pretty cold - don’t think the heater was on? room smelled musty and bed was squeaking with every toss and turn

The shower was a little old, but the room had been renovated and was very clean. The beds had curtains, so even though it was a guesthouse, I was able to have some privacy. The price was also reasonable, even during the holidays. If I ever go to Hakodate again, I'd definitely like to stay here again.

the location is good, about 1 km far from the shopping street. the room is lovely also.

the location is good, about 1 km far from the shopping street. the room is lovely also.

Guest house Hakodate Bay is super nice and well located it’s an easy walk over to the train station and the owner is super kind and friendly, he’ll even give some really good restaurant recommendations the rooms are a bit packed but well worth it. I highly recommend it for those on the go solo travelers, and if you’re a huge one piece fan there’s a picture frame in the stairwell that has a one piece...

The location is near the station and very close to the scenic spots. It is very convenient. Although it is not until three o'clock, I can go out to play while leaving my luggage there. I can buy things at convenience and make a meal there. The boss is very friendly.

Perfect for solo travelers staying for multiple nights. There is a parking lot, and I was able to park my motorcycle there as well. It's about a 10-minute walk from the Red Brick Warehouse and has a great view. As soon as I arrived, I was delighted by the cute exterior. The pension has a very relaxing atmosphere, with the owner and his cheerful wife speaking Osaka dialect. Although it was just before...

100m from Hachiman slope, 450m from Hakodate mountain, 600m from Red Brick Warehouse... walk to all major sightseeing areas

This pension is in an old Japanese house and the pension is run by a lovely friendly couple. We had a room with an ensuite though most of the rooms do not have ensuites and there are shared bathroom facilities which we did not use. The pension is well located within walking distance to most of the interesting sites and also close to restaurants etc. Very pleasant stay here with a lovely couple running...

Beautiful place and very romantic. Really liked it even if I was alone.

It is really a nice place to stay and have dinner. Within 10 minutes, we could go to the old warehouses, old churches and the cable car station to the top of Hakodate mountain which is view point to see whole Hakodate area, as well as the tram station to go everywhere of city sightseeing. And you must have the dinner, it really delicious!!! And the host and his wife are warm to treat us. I love it...

We stayed with a group of eight adults. There was a large fireplace in the living room and it was a stylish space. There's no problem if you have a car, but it's on a slope so the nearest convenience store might be a bit far if you walk.

Very nice and warm apartment. Perfect for a weekend in Hakodate.

A relaxing place with good access There are many rooms and toilets, so even a large group can stay comfortably. It is located in the center of the tourist facilities, so access is excellent. The spacious living room is also a great place to take a break when you're a little tired. I would like to use it again.

We rented the entire house for our group of 6 adults and 2 children. Although it was an old house, it was well-maintained, clean, and had plenty of space for the children to run around. The veranda-like space accessible from the living room allowed us to feel the fresh air and offered a nice view. Having several private rooms meant we could sleep separately, and the multiple bathrooms and shower...

Love the homely layout and location of small town hostel at Motomachi. makes moving around easy from the hotel. location is private and not easily seen as you need to walk down a short path to unit which is behind the street front units. it was quiet and we slept well. staff was also very friendly and explained as much as he could during check-in.

I heard that it is run by a local real estate agent, and at first I was very interested in going to events, etc. Whether there are many friends in the sponsored shops, the inner circle is great on SNS, and it feels difficult for outsiders to enter. Even during events, I had a lot of chat with friends and acquaintances, and they didn't notice the customer service... It was the same with the sponsored...