3-Star Hotels in Hakodate

It did what it had to do. A bed to sleep in, a bath to bathe in, hot water during the season, very clean and good disposable amenities to use. For the cost of the stay, its worth it. However its pretty much away from convenience for people who wants to walk around town after going to the area to take your photos. Its a pretty dry part around the hotel except for the Tax free shop which was amazing. Further up nearer to Hakodate station is where majority of the Izakaya and food shops can be located after 6pm

Comfort Hotel Hakodate is a practical option if you prioritize location. Situated directly across from JR Hakodate Station and next to the main tram stop, it provides straightforward access to local transit. The Hakodate Morning Market is also just a short walk away. The complimentary breakfast is a solid feature. It covers the basics well with a functional spread of hot items, bread, side dishes, and coffee to start the day without extra expense.

The lovely old gentleman serving as at night was one of the best front desk staff I’ve ever met. We originally planned to arrive at the property in the afternoon. However, our flight was cancelled and we had to seek alternative, delaying our arrival time until 23:00. When we arrive, we thought we will be self-checking in. But as we step inside the property from a heavy snow, we saw this kind gentleman waiting for us right at the door. He greeted us, helped us check in, and explained everything clearly. He offered us free flow free drinks and free ice cream (which was also very tasty) When we wanted to have some late night snacks bought from a convenient store, he also helped us reheat the food. 誠にありがとうございます！ Everything else was great as well! The room was comfortable, the breakfast was yummy, and it’s so nice to have a hot spring after out in the cold for the entire day.

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Hokke Club Hakodate. The location was very convenient, with easy access to public transportation and nearby attractions. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, providing everything I needed for a relaxing stay. I especially appreciated the large public bath, which was perfect after a long day of sightseeing. The staff were polite, professional, and always ready to help with a warm smile. Breakfast offered a great variety of local dishes, and everything was delicious. Overall, the hotel exceeded my expectations, and I would definitely stay there again when visiting Hakodate.

The service was impeccable and the location was great. I stayed in a capsule room by myself, and the bed space was a bit small; I'd advise caution if you're over 170cm tall. I strongly recommend choosing a private single or double room at this hotel instead. The capsule rooms were quite messy and the people were a mixed bag. Someone was still packing their belongings past midnight, making a lot of noise, and people started getting up around 6 AM, so I didn't get a good rest. However, this hotel offers free drinks, including some alcoholic beverages, and you can even have some noodles in the evening, which is really a nice touch.

By Japanese hotel standards, the room was surprisingly spacious. We were able to open two large suitcases at the same time and still have enough room to move around comfortably. The location is also very convenient. The nearest tram station is about a 5–10 minute walk away, while the airport bus stop is only around 3 minutes from the hotel. The hotel does not offer breakfast, but I would especially recommend trying The Hakodate Morning Market for a great start to the day and one of the local ramen shops for lunch.

A quaint, old-style inn with breakfast included. The gentleman who runs the place (I assume he's the owner) wears many hats – he handles check-ins, check-outs, cleans the dining area, and clears dishes. He's an incredibly dedicated and hardworking man. His service was truly excellent.

This hotel was absolutely perfect for the price, exceeding all my expectations! The lobby bar on the first floor offers complimentary hot drinks, and it seems there's even a gym available for use. The room was meticulously clean and came equipped with a women's toiletry kit and other amenities. It's just a three-minute walk to Hakodate JR Station and the bus terminal. Right across the street is Hakodate's famous soup curry, and there's a convenience store and Saizeriya nearby.

The service is amazing for the price. It was so good that I would definitely choose this place again if I'm staying in this area. The sauna was spacious and very nice. The shower rooms were also well-equipped. There's no large public bath, so it might not be suitable for those looking for that, but I highly recommend it for sauna lovers! Other services are also amazing. I was pleasantly surprised by the lounge, relaxation area, a little ice cream after the sauna, and free breakfast – things like that were included too.

Used this place for my trip to Hakodate! The 100 yen per use parking was a nice touch! I stayed in a dormitory room, and it was surprisingly spacious with lockers, towels, and even a TV – definitely a Japanese touch. There's also a supermarket within walking distance. I even found two yakitori places open until late! As a night owl, the only downside was the bath closing at 10 PM. On the bright side, you can start using the bath from 6 AM!