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Neighbourhoods

• Hakodate Station Hotels
• Yunokawa Onsen Hotels

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• Hakodate Hotels with a Pool
• Hakodate Hotels with Parking

Hotel Class

• 3-star Hotels in Hakodate

• Loisir Hotel Hakodate
  "nice hotel"
  "Good location, near to the JR station, Train station & Fresh market Professional staff, nice, supportive & helpful Nice room, Clean and Sea view Convenient to the tourist for visiting HAKODATE Must stay again when travelling Hakodate next time"
• Yunokawa Prince Nagisatei
  "One of the best hotel in Japan. The best service in Japan."
  "I made decision to stay at Yunokawa Prince Nagisatei by tripadvisor reviews. Out of many hotels/ryokan in Hakodate, this one has rather outstanding score. The pictures of the place look very ordinary. The building looks like a hotel in Tokyo rather than a ryokan type hotel. I decided to give it a sh..."ot. This was the first time I choose accommodation based on internet reviews. The result made me think how have I not found/done this earlier. There are many things I want to compliment Yunokawa Prince Nagisatei, but the most outstanding that came to my mind was the service. It was impressive in such an odd way. I have stayed over 20 hotels/ryokan in japan and many were 5 stars hotels, but none of them impressed me in such a way. It was not like they took every resource or effort to do it. It was just like they knew how to make guests feel welcomed. Most hotels would do the manual kind of service, which is ok, but as a foreigner I felt somewhat being treated differently than Japan guests.... " More >
• Loisir Hotel Hakodate
  "Nice and clean, but could do with an air conditioning upgrade"
  "Hotel was located right next to the Hakodate train station and the morning seafood market so location was great. Staff were helpful and well mannered. They offer free coffee in the lobby after 3pm though I didn't try it. The hotel was clean. However the air conditioning was centrally controlled a..."nd they can only set it to central heating as it was not considered warm enough outside. though it wasn't hot outside it gets stuffy inside the hotel rooms (i'd sau the indoor temperature was 28 degrees or so?) and we could only either turn on the heating or open the windows. A problem with opening the windows was that the pedestrian crossing signals were loud especially at night when were we trying to sleep. We could not close the window though as it was so hot in the room, so we had to bear with the noise, and couldn't sleep well. " More >