Hakodate Hotels with Bars

The room was quite spacious. There were coffee beans in the drawer, so we could enjoy coffee and admire the snowy view from our room during the heavy snow. The front desk staff on the first floor were very polite and answered all our questions. Given the cold weather, the free-flow coffee, made with famous Hokkaido coffee beans, was a nice touch. Dinner was at the second-floor restaurant, featuring simple appetizers, a beef hot pot, and all-you-can-eat sushi. I'm not sure if it was because of New Year's Eve, but the service was incredibly slow; several Japanese groups who arrived after us had already finished their meals, and we had only been served three dishes. On the ninth floor, there are three private baths, which were very comfortable for my family to relax and chat in. There's ice cream available for self-service on the tenth floor. After 9:30 PM, the hotel offers warm and comforting ramen, which was a thoughtful touch. There's a convenience store right across from the hotel, and the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses are about a five-minute walk straight ahead. Next door, there's a yakiniku restaurant. I initially thought we wouldn't find any hot food open on New Year's Day, but surprisingly, it was open and there was no queue. For that alone, I'd give it a big thumbs up!

Advantages: The house is very popular, the interior layout is also very tasteful, like his fireplace is very interesting, the location is not bad, it is very convenient everywhere. Disadvantages: Although there are two air conditioners and an air conditioner fan, it basically does not work if you don’t order the fireplace. Although there is red wine, we didn’t see the bottle opener. The cleaning was poor. The bed we slept in had stains. Another feeling was not changed. There were residual stains under the toilet seat. Slippers were a bit old and Some people need to be careful when sliding upstairs. The quilt is a single person. It is not very comfortable to be covered by two people. The mattress is also old. Summary: I am still satisfied with staying for three days. I like the feeling of burning in front of the fireplace.

Overall, it's a great hotel and very close to the JR station. The hotel has a hot spring, which I didn't get to try. Hakodate is a small city, and the hotel also offers a free shuttle bus to the ropeway station. The night view from Mount Hakodate is beautiful, but it gets really crowded up there.