Hotels near Gotenyama No. 2 Former Canon Fort, Hakodate

It was easy to check in immediately after arriving because it was easy to arrive in the morning city by 2 minutes walk from JR Hakodate Station. There are many restaurants around and it is convenient during your stay. Personally, there are reasonable Hakodate gourmet shops such as Rappi, Hasest, and 500 yen bowls, and it seems that there is no problem even if you stay for about １ weeks. It is within walking distance to the center of sightseeing, and I think that you can go around enough in half a day except for meals. I was happy with ”squid salty” for breakfast.

Hotel is directly across the street from the JR Hakodate train station and from the Hakodate morning market/right along the coast shoreline (see photo). Great location if you are arriving late or leaving early and still want to experience some of the town. Room amenities were very generous, they had a huge selection of free teas in the lobby. Along with complimentary afternoon coffee and coco.

I used JR INN for the first time. JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo has used it. I stayed at a railway hotel for railway fans, but I was impressed this time. From the single room I stayed in, you can see all the vehicles coming in from the top of Hakodate Station platform. If you thought you could see Twilight Express and Hokuto Star in the time of running on the bed, Cassiopeia came in. In addition, the timetable is posted on the top floor bath, and the train is seen while bathing. There are many books related to the railway in the rest place, and you can know the history of the railway in Hokkaido. At the entrance of the hotel, there is a head mark such as Hokuto star, and the track is drawn on the floor, and it is a hotel that is not able to be caught in the railway mania from the moment when it enters. It is conveniently located in front of the station or in the station, and from the opposite room, Hakodate mountain can be seen, and I thought it was a good hotel other than railway fans.

Hotel located at the transportation hub where Jr train and bus station and tram line was just across the road. Good size of room and bathroom for Japanese standard. I enjoyed the sunset with good view. Public bath was clean and good. Breakfast has good varieties. Only feedback is internet is slightly slow.Overall I enjoyed my stay.

It is a big hotel in Hakodate residential area. The nearest stop is Matsukaze CHO and the bus stop is Omori Cho. It is located on the east side of Hakodate station and Hakodate City Hall, and it is not far away, but it is not very busy because it is in the residential area. There is also a Family Mart nearby, and there are restaurants if you go to the station, but it is a bit inconvenient to walk to the tourist spot. I think there is no problem if I rent a bicycle for free because I rent a bicycle. There is a large parking lot on the north side of the hotel and it is parked for free, so I think there is no problem for sightseeing by car. It was a quite big hotel and I was traveling alone but I could use a twin room. Amenities were all available and there was a refrigerator in the room. The unit bus facilities were a bit old, but they were able to use it without any problems. There is also a welcome drink beside the lobby, and there is a cartoon shelf in the back and you can read it freely. The special note is the night crying soba service. It is limited to 10:00 ～ 12:00 at night, but there is a service that can be eaten freely by making salt ramen. Self service, but the ingredients are also served with charshoe, menma, corn, onion and cheeks, and you can put them as much as you like. There were many people who were used quite a lot. The staff and the response were kind, and if you go to Hakodate again, it is a hotel that I want to use again.

As expected from a new hotel, it was clean and friendly and I was very satisfied. The breakfast was delicious, and most of all, the Korean staff member, HANURU, was there, so communication was smooth. The free shuttle bus is also very unique. Since I take a hot spring in the morning and evening, my skin feels soft...it relieves fatigue, so it kills two birds with one stone. The weather was cloudy so I couldn't see the night view, but I still enjoyed seeing other tourist attractions. This is an accommodation with good memories that I would like to visit again the next time I go to Hakodate.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was clean and offered a stunning sea view. Guests have free access to the hot spring facility, which was a delightful experience. The breakfast buffet was reasonably priced and offered a variety of delicious options. Additionally, the hotel is conveniently located near the morning market, making it easy to explore local offerings. Highly recommended!

The new hotel is close to Goryōkaku Tower. New hotels are not expensive, quite complete facilities. There is a parking lot behind the hotel 800 yen/day. There are many restaurants around the hotel. Opposite the hotel, there is a convenience store. receptionist There is a great service.

1 night 2 days, casual room B twin, non-smoking / shower (no indoor bath) / 26.8 square rice, dinner / breakfast buffet plan When you arrive at the hotel, there is a person at the entrance and the wide entrance will guide you. Put your car and put your luggage down Roll, stop the car in the parking space opposite yourself (be careful because it is difficult to understand the location of the car to stop) while waiting for check-in at the front desk, coffee maker in the lobby -But he asked me if I could, and at check-in, I decided the explanation while looking at the A4 paper for the guide in the hall and the time for dinner and breakfast (both morning and evening were two-part). Time, Breakfast was requested early, the key to the last room and toothbrush were given, amenities were placed next to the front desk and I carried my luggage to the room in a style that I had something like a tick, Of course there is no explanation about the room, the room is on the top floor of the 7th floor and the view is good, but it remains a little lower than other hotels, so be careful not to use the inside key because the key to the room is auto-locked. I shouldn't, the room is made to make it seem that the Japanese-style room has been renovated, and it is a little larger than the business hotel room, and it is enough for two people, and the toilet, wash basin, and shower are separate 々. It was good, Coffee, tea, water, etc. were placed, the refrigerator was empty, the drawer of the desk was broken, but there was nothing left, the cleaning was good and there was a feeling of cleanliness, but I arrived early so I went for a walk. Go, I went out with the room key, the person near the front desk talked to me if I was going out and received the key, I was grateful that it was just a busy time of check-in, When I bought a drink at a nearby convenience store and returned, I seemed to be busy with check-in, so when I was on the sofa at the fireplace, the same person talked to me and brought me the key. (It was saved because the front desk was crowded) I went back to the room and had some time to have dinner, so I went to the hot springs, it seems that men and women are changing at night and in the morning, there is a pot bath on one side, The washroom is separated independently and it feels a little narrow. The hot spring has a wide open feeling, but the indoor bath smelled of chlorine (maybe because of my feelings). Water, hass cup juice, and ice cream were placed free of charge at the bath, so I got ice cream (I was warned that there were a lot of people bringing back to the room). Dinner was late, but the food was insufficient There was no such thing as doing it, but there was a time limit of 90 minutes after entering. Sushi, steak, tempura, grilled food, sashimi, etc. were lined up (it seems that sashimi can be made into a seafood bowl). There are udon noodles and soba noodles, and the curry udon made from kake soba and curry udon was said to be curry from Gotoken, so I asked for it and ate it (it was delicious), and the craftsman held the sushi. There weren't many types, but it was delicious, the steak was small and cut, but it was soft and delicious, and the dessert was ice cream, cakes, fruits, etc. Ice cream made by myself in Thailand. I couldn't make it well, there were melons in the fruit, there weren't many kinds, but everything was delicious and there was a coffee machine at the exit of the dining hall where I could take it back to my room and drink it. Breakfast was early and there was a time limit of 60 minutes after entering in the morning, the standard breakfast was lined up, there were curry and ramen, the curry was seafood curry but it was delicious, I had salt ramen, but it was quite delicious and it was a good level to eat at the store. (Recommended) All the food I ate was delicious. The checkout ended at the door of the entrance. It was a little different from the previous hotels, such as hotel explanations and simplification of amenities, either it is close to a business hotel or there is no hotel that is not very large, so it can't be helped. I couldn't hear the sound of the next door and sometimes the sound of the plane passing nearby, I could use WiFi in the building, but the connection was not very good, there seems to be no cart to carry my luggage, so there are many luggage It can't change much for people. I recommend it to those who want to enjoy meals and hot springs.

This was the perfect location to stay overnight on our trip between Asahikawa and Tokyo. We had travelled by train from Sapporo and were switching to the Shinkansen at Shin Hakodate Hokuto. We had booked a room with two beds which turned out to be either double or queen. We also hadn't realised that the hotel has an onsen, so this was a particularly nice surprise. The beds were good, and the Japanese style pillows were okay, too - sometimes they can be a bit hard, or too fat. The hotel is clean and modern with nice toiletries and yukata supplied. The only slight disappointment was that the restaurant was closed on the night we stayed (a Friday), but there is a Ramen restaurant downstairs in an adjacent shopping area, and this was fine.