4 star hotels in Hakodate

The hotel boasts a stylish interior and a beautiful sky lounge offering stunning night views of Hakodate. Its location is excellent, with easy access to the Hakodate Morning Market and the Red Brick Warehouses, making it very convenient for sightseeing. The hotel also provides onsen facilities, which are a great addition—though I didn’t get the opportunity to try them during my stay. Overall, it was...

Loved the hotel! He lobby is very wide and welcoming, and very well decorated. The room was very spacious, and I especially loved the view of Mount Hakodate from my window. I loved the onsen and lounge on the top floor of the main wing, too! They also have free mini popsicles in the lounge. I recommend the milk popsicles.

Great location which is walking distance from JR station Room size is good

Room is spacious and bed is big and comfortable. Love the memory foam pillow as well. Onsen is basic with just one 'pool'. Breakfast is the highlight of this hotel. You get to choose between 2 restaurants - buffet or Japanese dining. We stayed 2 night so we get to try both. I personally prefer the buffet as the variety and quality of food is really good. My husband prefer the Japanese dining it is...

The hot spring wasn't as appealing as in the pictures. Breakfast was decent, especially the cake, which was delicious. For the hot spring, maybe because of the cold weather, the glass fogged up and you couldn't see anything.

The room was spotless, and the location couldn't be better. It's incredibly convenient, being very close to Mount Hakodate, the Red Brick Warehouses, and the train station. Plus, there are tons of fantastic dining options in the area.

Both the service and the structure could be improved, with more attention to cleaning (especially for dust). During breakfast the staff was very rude to us, to the point of not even returning our greeting. I wouldn’t go back.

Breakfast buffet is pretty good. Free ramen as supper. Coffee machine 24 hours . Location is super good.

A fantastic hotel, especially beautiful view , the free ramen at 10 pm and the amazing breakfast buffet. The only problem is the small rooms, but that's typical of Japanese hotels.

Excellent location in Hakodate, all walking distances from major attractions - red brick share houses, the churches and government houses, morning market etc. Breakfast spread was excellent and the sashimi seafood for chirashi bowls are fresh and delicious. My only complaint is that reception staff can learn to speak some English especially when the hotel is full of tourists from various countries...

The hotel is not far from the station, about an 8-9 minute walk, and they offer a shuttle service to the station. The breakfast was incredibly lavish, with everything you could possibly want. From various vantage points, including the restaurant and hot springs, you can see Mount Hakodate.

The room was spacious, which was great for traveling with kids. There's a supermarket on the first floor, and plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby. It's an ideal location, very convenient for getting to Mount Hakodate and the train station. There were always taxis waiting right outside the door.

This hotel is very close to the train station, which is just across the street. If there’s no snow, it’s very easy to get there, literally just crossing one traffic light. However, in snowy conditions, even crossing the traffic light becomes cumbersome. If I had a choice again, I would pick the JR Hotel right at the station so I wouldn’t have to drag my bags in the snow. On the positive side, our...

Convenient location beside JR Hakodate Station and morning seafood market. Rooms and toilet are small but expected of most city hotels in Japan. Clean, functional and reasonable price for short stays to get around the main attractions.

The hotel location is just next to JR station and the famous Hakodate Morning Market Square. The room is quite small and there is no properly place to hang your clothings for standard Double room. The bathroom lightings is the brightest that I've come across so far which is good. Basic amenities and dated hotel. On the ground floor there is shop that sells Japanese goods for tourist and traveller with...

Hotel is conveniently located just across Hakodate JR Station and nearby the bus terminal and local tram stop. Downstairs had a convenience (drug) store which has all sorts of meds that you may need; nearby are quite a number of eateries to choose from including a Lucky Pierrot outlet as well - this one seems to be larger so we didn’t need to queue. The hotel had a Cafe - complimentary access for...

Amazing hotel, great location (literally next to the station). The breakfast was the best I have had in a hotel in years. I strongly recommend!! Also the bar (with view) was worth trying. They even have great signature cocktails

exceptional experience in the hotel. Location just in front of station, helpfull staff, free lounge with drinks and snacks, 5 star hotel exceptional breakfast with local foods for good price, facilities that just needed for long traveler (laundromat, relax room). This is may be not the most luxery hotel I stayed in but for sure most value for money I got ever

1. The rooftop indoor and outdoor onsen are absolutely amazing! The indoor pool is very large and long, and in the open-air bath, you can even feel planes flying overhead – a truly unforgettable experience! 2. After your bath, you can also enjoy complimentary snacks, ice cream, and drinks (orange juice, water, beer) at the Sky Lounge outside the onsen, all while taking in the superb views of Hakodate...

The front desk service was excellent, and the room was spacious and comfortable. However, there were some large black bugs in the hot spring water in the public bath. Luckily, I noticed them early and wasn't bitten. Everything else was top-notch!

Booked the room with a private onsen and it was an amazing experience! The staff there are also warm and welcoming. Soe showed us our room and patiently explained the different opening hours for lounge and cafe. Breakfast included was a traditional Japanese style course and it was an amazing experience

The room was large, but going up and down the stairs was inconvenient. Unlike Noboribetsu, they didn't offer to help carry luggage to the room. The duvet cover was too small; the duvet tucked inside, not covering the feet or shoulders—it wasn't designed for adults. The shower faucet was difficult to turn on and off.

Perhaps because we checked in late, we were offered an early dinner and an early breakfast. Since we checked in late at noon, we managed to request a later dinner, but it was a bit difficult the next morning. If you have a preferred time, I recommend checking in earlier. The room was spacious and very nice! Perhaps because there was a bath in the room, the large public bath was empty and we had it...

A typical hot spring hotel, a bit far from the city center, but the rooms have private hot spring baths, which is very convenient! The service was excellent, the environment was nice, and the breakfast was thoughtfully prepared! Recommended!

Extremely convenient for the airport, the hotel itself is a bus stop! The breakfast was also delicious, perfect for a quick bite before heading to the morning market, haha.

Hotel was located conveniently near the tram station about 3 minutes walk away. The Gagyutei Japanese-Style Room, which i booked was nice, clean & spacious. The Japanese Kaiseki Dinner which was included in the package was great, the sashimi was fresh & the scallop rice was delicious. Had a comfortable & relax stay at the hotel.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, making the stay very comfortable from check-in to check-out. The location is excellent, only about a 3-minute walk from the tram station, which makes getting around very easy. There are also many restaurants nearby, so finding food is never a problem. The room was clean and well maintained, and the onsen was very nice and relaxing after a long day. ...

Room is big. Dinner and breakfast were awesome! Buffet style breakfast. Onsen are great too! Perfect stay!

I absolutely love Hanabishi Hotel — I had the best 2-night stay here. The hotel is quiet with no large tour groups, and I really enjoyed the traditional feel and relaxing vibes. I tried all of their room types, and my favorite is the futon room with a private onsen. The futon is very comfortable, and the room itself is incredibly spacious. The staff are friendly and helpful, even assisting me with...

2nd time staying at this hotel. Futon needs to be replaced, rather old. However service was great. Dinner Kaiseki was amazing. Breakfast had amazing selection.

Everything from the staff, the location, the food and rooms were everything you picture when thinking of a relaxing and pleasant stay for a hotel. Special thank you to the owner whom I got to meet due to unfortunate and unforseen circumstances and went helped above and beyond. I cannot reccomend villa Concordia resort & spa enough, without a doubt the best pick when visiting this lovely city! Thanks...

Room, Breakfast, Staffs were excellent. Breakfast was a top notch experience. Of all the hotels my family and I stayed during our ten days trip to Sapporo, Otaru and Haneda, this hotel surpassed the rest.

Villa Concordia Resort & Spa, Hokkaido We were at our last stop a tad apprehensive about this property, various things popped up that made me question our choice! However this was probably the best stay on this trip! A 6 storey building, containing just 10 rooms. (2 suites 8 standard rooms) and ours (a suite) was massively huge, 2 rooms with a total of 91sqm, but not just spacious, it had all the...

We stayed for 5 days and had room (suite) 502. We enjoyed every aspect of this lovely hotel, for example each morning we had a different breakfast, beautifully prepared and more than enough. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Nice view at the mountain. Good supermarkt (Co-op) nearby.

Welcoming staff and a super cozy lounge where you can browse a solid selection of books and enjoy some free drinks. The room was spotless, and the welcome dessert—black sesame pudding—was amazing. I had it while playing jazz through their old-fashioned audio system, which made for the perfect kind of 洋風 experience. Would definitely stay here again next time I’m in Hakodate.

Far from the station, but close to the attractions, the food is average, everything else is OK

This is our favourite vacation home in the world, we’re stayed there 5th times in the row, every time don’t want to leave, excellent property and awesome property management

In order not to disturb the neighbors during the New Year's Eve, we chose an independent villa. The rooms are beyond imagination. The rooms are clean and the facilities are great. The service staff’s introduction is also very detailed and they recommend local delicious and fun places. All in all, I feel that the one-time price is very good and the experience is great. If I have the opportunity to go...

I stayed here for an event at Hakodate Arena. It was great that it was close, and the hotel, rooms, and food were all great.

The food was satisfying, but the hot spring was lukewarm, which was disappointing.

I stayed here for one night on a collaborative tour between Hankyu Travel International and Noguchi Kanko. It is located in Yunokawa, across the street from a drug store and next to a Lawson. It is a large inn with a hot spring. There is also an open-air bath, which you can use anytime. There were also high school students staying there on a school trip. Both dinner and breakfast were buffet style...

The key location of choosing this large semi-Japanese hotel is the famous Yunokawa hot spring area in Hakodate. First of all, I pointed out that I originally chose Takubokutei because of its reputation and the size of the hotel. However, when I checked in, I saw that the Western-style room I booked was so old and had simple equipment. /The desk, luggage rack, everything is missing, the carpet is dirty...

We were traveling with our child (1 year old). The food was more delicious than we expected, and they even had curry for kids. However, it was extremely hot in the room. Even when we turned on the air conditioner, only warm air came out, so we turned it off. (It may have gotten colder if we had left it on, but we couldn't stand the heat so we turned it off.) It may not be related, but our child...

It is a specialized hot spring hotel. The room facilities are not new but very clean. There is an open-air hot spring on the roof, which is worth experiencing. The package includes breakfast and dinner, which are all self-service. The food is rich in variety and the ingredients are fresh. After arriving at Hakodate Station, take tram 2 or 5 to Yukawa Onsen, which is easier to find.