Hotels With Breakfast in Hokkaido, Japan

The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Susukino Subway Station Exit 5, so it's not far at all. However, this area is right in the city center, with entertainment venues, bars, restaurants, and shopping malls all clustered together. It was a bit awkward walking through with a child, especially with some of the more 'adult' businesses around. There's no traditional room service; instead, you leave your trash and used towels in a bag outside your door daily, and staff replace them with fresh ones. They only clean your room on the third day if you request it and are staying for three consecutive nights. While this felt a bit unusual, it was fine for our three-night stay since we didn't ask for cleaning. The room size was decent, a bit larger than what you'd find in Tokyo, and the double bed was just about big enough for two adults and one child. Free coffee is available downstairs all day. My main issue this time was discovering that the bidet nozzle on the smart toilet was dirty, so I didn't use it at all. That hygiene detail was really poor. Otherwise, it's pretty much like any other city hotel in Japan – just okay.

The room was spacious enough for two people traveling together, we didn't feel cramped at all. There are two breakfast restaurants to choose from. The one on the first floor offers an American-style buffet that includes some Japanese options, and the variety is good. The 22nd-floor restaurant serves a more authentic Japanese set breakfast, so it really depends on your preference. I stayed for four days and had two Japanese breakfasts and two American breakfasts. A special note for those staying multiple days: if you let the hotel know, they will arrange different Japanese dishes each morning. The Japanese really put a lot of thought into that.

The hotel is directly opposite JR Station, making it super convenient to get around. Hakodate Morning Market is right behind it, and it's just a 20-minute walk to the Hakodateyama Ropeway. This is actually the hotel featured in the Detective Conan movie 'The Million-Dollar Pentagram,' and it's filled with Conan-themed elements! The staff are all incredibly friendly and helpful, and the breakfast spread is fantastic.

The hotel lobby is absolutely beautiful. As soon as you walk in, you're offered a welcome drink. They have staff who speak Chinese, and they are very warm and patient. The room facilities are very new, and the toiletries provided are quite high-end, with two different types of combs that are great for both adults and children. There's a gym, a lounge, and a hot spring. It's super convenient to stay here at the airport, with plenty of food and drink options available.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It looked like it wasn't far from the JR station, but we arrived on a day with a heavy blizzard – something I, as someone from the south, had never experienced before. Just those few traffic lights left us utterly exhausted by the time we reached the hotel. Before checking out, we specifically called taxis. The minimum fare was 700 yen, and since we had a lot of luggage, we needed two cars. This was the only taxi company in Hakodate, Donan Taxi, that didn't charge a service fee for calling a cab, and the front desk was very helpful in arranging it for us. Upon check-in, you definitely need to read the instructions. Used towels and bath towels can be exchanged at the front desk, but there's an additional charge of 200 yen for each extra towel. The hotel's only ice machine is in the convenience store on the first floor. The hotel breakfast was fantastic! The seafood changed daily – sweet shrimp on the first day, salmon on the second, plus fresh shrimp tempura every day. The miso soup was delicious too. The room even had a washing machine, which is incredibly convenient for families on long trips. We stayed on the 13th floor, and the ocean view was incredibly soothing. There's a beach not far from the hotel, and even in such cold weather, people were out surfing. The hotel's large public bath is also great; the women's bath is on the basement floor, and the men's is on the first floor. They use POLA toiletries. For this price, and with such a spacious room, you really can't go wrong!

If you're a Chinese tourist, don't set your expectations too high – it's just a basic hostel. Expect the lower floors to be equivalent to a 170-250 RMB standard in China, and even a 'premium' room shouldn't cost more than 400 RMB. The hallways are so narrow only one person can pass at a time, and there's no wardrobe in the room; clothes have to be hung on the hallway wall. You can't even lay your suitcase flat on the floor! I've never stayed in such a terrible room, and the pricing is incredibly unstable. I booked it for just over 1000 RMB, but after checking in, I found the price had dropped by more than 300 RMB. If you don't check the prices carefully, you'll get ripped off... Luckily, Trip.com customer service was great and refunded the difference! This hotel has no redeeming qualities. Although it's close to the subway station, there are definitely more cost-effective hotels nearby, all within walking distance.

As with the other reviews here. Their location is everything. The airport limousine bus stops extremely close by this hotel. Just few mins walk to reach. Further, this hotel connects directly underground to Pole Town shopping and the subway (Namboku line), traveling around is extremely convenient; few hotels that are so strategically located as this one! Plenty of food and konbini options (Seicomart right next door) around as well because this hotel is right outside Tanukikoji shopping street. There are also McD and MOS burgers nearby. Something I don't like is the room they gave me is on the lowest floor, even when I requested a high floor very early on. The walking traffic light chirping sound outside is very loud and I can hear it in the room (thankfully it was off during sleeping time). As for the staff, there is a mix of foreigners (some Nepalese and Thai) and Japanese local, all of which are very helpful. Although they said housekeeping only every 7 days, but they collected the trash and change towels daily; even made up our bed, i think the only thing they didn't do is change your bedsheets everyday. Twin room is quite spacious for 2 person, we can open up our luggage no problem. Express check out available just drop your key inside the lift. Overall I'm very happy and it's a pleasant experience! (except for the loud traffic bird sound)

I had a wonderful stay at Air Terminal Hotel. The location is absolutely perfect since the hotel is directly inside the airport, making it extremely convenient, especially for travelers with early morning flights. The airport itself has many shops, restaurants, snack stores, and convenience stores, so it’s very easy to find food, drinks, and anything you might need. The room is compact but clean and comfortable. One of the highlights was the window view overlooking the airplanes — it was a unique and beautiful sight.✈️ 😋Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety of delicious options. The staff were also very friendly and helpful. The hotel also offers access to an onsen, which is a great feature, although I didn’t get the chance to try it because the queue was quite long. Overall, it was a very pleasant and convenient stay. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort and easy access at the airport.👍

The breakfast is definitely worth trying! You can sample a variety of Hakodate's specialty dishes. The location is great, less than a five-minute walk from the tram station, and the tram ride to JR Hakodate takes under twenty minutes.

The location is fantastic! The building really stands out, and there are tons of restaurants and shops nearby, plus it's super convenient for transport. However, the room itself was a big disappointment. First, the window offered absolutely no view and couldn't even be opened – it felt like I'd booked a windowless room. Second, there were several hairs on the toilet seat, actually stuck in the middle. I was so exhausted after a long day of travel that I didn't even think to take pictures as evidence.