Featured Hotels near Kazama-mura Squid Center, Kazamaura

＜ Good thing ＞ I stayed in a Japanese-style room (7.5 book). I used it with my baby. From the conclusion, the food was very nice (really), the hall was clean, the hot springs were comfortable, and ice candy and water / special drinks (forgot the name) were prepared for free after the hot springs. ＜ What I thought a little ＞ ● Room size Some people may say that this size is enough, but I was cramped with my 々 family. However, there was no space except for the space of the 7.5 chapter in the room, and it felt difficult to stay overnight. The closet is so small that if you bring it with you, you will have to spread it to the room unless it is a carry bag that can be installed on the plane. ● There is a customer service baby, so if possible, I asked if early check-in was possible. Then, the answer was ”Early check-in is impossible.” There is no word to decorate, only the above words. Next, he said, ”Well, I don't know if it's 14:30.” It was a call that I couldn't think of as a phone response from a very large hotel. I was disappointed before I went. The counter depends on the person, but I could see the customer service that was a little unpleasant. (Of course, there were some nice people) ● Meal time-specification I think there is Corona's support, so time-specification is OK, but what if you are late? When I visited, I was told, ”5 minutes is fine, but it's more difficult.” To be honest, it was difficult to travel to meet the time of the meal. I wanted communication such as having a little more grace or being able to change the time until a few minutes ago. Next time I will go to another accommodation.

It has been almost 3 years that we have not visited Japan. Once Japan opened tourism, we packed our bags. We decided this trip will be a trip to enjoy some onsen (hot springs bath) and to see some fall foliage in colors. We picked Hakodate for onsen. This hotel offers in room open air bath tub on the balcony with a 180 degree ocean view!! Our activities were focused on taking onsen and having great food at the hotel buffet restaurant. After a great onsen bath, we wore the clothing they provided to us to the restaurant, very layback and relaxing!! There were many families, old and very young at the hotel over the weekend. So we think families take short vacations here. Strongly recommend to add Hakodate and this hotel to be part of your tour in Japan !

The most Japanese-style hotel stayed in this trip, the four of us like this style very much. The hotel is very quiet, as if you can hear the sound of snow outside. When we arrived, the hotel staff all went out to greet them and were very enthusiastic. After checking in, they introduced the hotel’s hot spring facilities, including tea and snacks to welcome; there are indoor and outdoor hot springs; the open-air bath is not big, but there are not many people and basically not It will affect the use, soaking in the hot spring and looking at the landscape and snow scene, it is very artistic! The only downside of the hotel is that it is a bit far from Hakodate Mountain and JR station. From JR station, you can take tram 2 or 5, and get off at Yunokawa Station in 30 minutes. Walk for 5 minutes to reach the hotel, or take bus 95 for more than 30 minutes. Get off at the next stop of the Tropical Botanical Garden and walk for 5 minutes to reach the hotel! Take a taxi to Mount Hakodate for around 2,300 yen!

The hotel is facing the sea, and the lobby has a sea view, which is very impressive. The room we booked has an open-air bath, and we can listen to the waves of the sea while taking a bath on the balcony, surrounded by the cold wind and steaming heat. hot springs intersection. And it's in your own room, which is very convenient. There are a little less choices in the buffet restaurant, but the restaurant faces the sea and it is wonderful to eat while looking at the sea.

Some time ago we stayed here for our 35th Wedding Anniversary, which Ichi no Matsu made a great celebration for us. See photo. A lovely Ryokan with the famous Yunokawa Hot Springs in the Baths and even though Hakodate is a big city, it is very quiet and relaxing. They are known for the quality of their food, freshest seafood-amazing squid! Very cleverly plated on beautifully designed china. Even breakfast was served in our room which is rare these days of buffet... Kamisama (Ryokan Mistress) was explaining about the unusual tatami corridors-usually the mats are just in the rooms, and the hallways are wood. Here it is a constant flow of tatami (look for the large Koi sewed into the tatami in the main entrance!)

I went with my husband. The receptionist felt good and I was able to spend very comfortable until I took a bath. I was waiting for my husband to take a bath, and I was waiting for him to drink alcohol, and I apologized for the uncle who had hit me at that time, but I ignored the cancer. And obviously what I'm talking about is the content of my work, and I'm saying that there's something there, and I'm looking at it, and I'm thinking about the owner or something, and then my husband comes and says there's someone swimming in the bath. And I said, ”Well, there's someone who's jumping in and out of the bath, and he said, ”Well, when he's passing by, he's the one who works in this hotel. I thought, ”Would you like to swim in the bath?” I thought, ”Would you like to swim in the bath?” And I said, ”Is there a hospital that's empty?” And I said to my uncle, ”I know it's night, but my uncle said that ethanol is there.” I was surprised by the stones, and I was so sorry to drink that I couldn't go anymore.

Facing the sea at the end of Yunokawa Onsen, the room was an ocean view Japanese style room at the Soleil Hall, and it was the best including the view from the open-air bath on the 8th floor. The toilet in the room was narrow and hard to squat. Dinner was delicious, tuna, brie and salmon, but it was not expected to be frozen at the time, or the freshness of crab and squid was bad, and it was quite unexpected when I thought it was squid in Hakodate specialty. Breakfast is also small with few seafood, and there is no bacon and it is disappointed. I think it's better not to overexpect the meal. From the Soleil Hall, it is quite far to the public bath, so if you want to take a lot of baths, the lagoon hall is recommended. Bath towels are brought from the room, and there is no towel in the change place. We hope that you will improve the above points.

I booked a Japanese-style room (Gyu-tei), but the bedroom was separate and it was wider and more comfortable than I thought. I looked for a place that was not a Viking when I made a reservation. It was delicious both in the morning and evening. Abalone dance grilled and beef steak have a live feeling. I could choose a Japanese set meal or a buffet in the morning, but I chose a Japanese set meal. I had it at the restaurant Hanamai in the morning and evening, but the attention and worries of the floor staff were wonderful. And the most impressive thing was the pleasant greetings of all the staff.

I chose a room with a hot spring in the room (Japanese style room with a view bath Heisei modern) ． There is a tea corner between the bed and the living space, the living area and the bed are well separated ． at the perfect seaside No, but as its name suggests, you can see the Tsugaru Strait．The bath in the room is large, there is no shortage to make you want to go to the public bath．Dinner chooses buffet．Seafood only It's a good selection of ． There are order menu such as seafood baking, but the buffet menu lined up was also delicious enough ． enjoyable and enjoyable while drinking hot tuna There was ． It was a good inn to enjoy a lot of hot springs ．

The breakfast is very rich, the location is only ten minutes away from the botanical garden, and there is a Lawson convenience store on the right when you go out. Go a little further and you will reach the jr Hakodate station (but you need to pay attention to the bus time. If you have to wait a long time), the hotel also has a free bus to jr Hakodate station (every hour, you need to make an appointment with the front desk in advance), there are five or six pools in the bathing house, and two of them are hot enough to bubble There is also an outdoor hot spring. The hotel environment is very good. Every day, small steamed buns and snacks are added to the house. Generally speaking, it is a relatively cost-effective hotel.