Hakodate Hotel Banso Reviews

Great hospitality. Dinner and breakfast buffet at the hotel offers great variety. There is also the option to make your own cotton candy during dinner.

Good hotel with many many ships nearby. But the hotel is too dark for family stay.

No English speaking staff available. Younger staffs assistance was better due to easier communication. Food is not as great as expected however the onsen water was great. Stayed for 5 days and my skin was much softer. Only if the buffet was better quality,,, But i would visit Hakodate again for onsen and food with a view. I iked the city muvh better than osaka for sure.

The food is truly a work of art. Even though it is a buffet, the standard is quite high. It was a very expensive stay during the East Asian three-country holiday period, but the service, hot springs, and meals were all satisfactory.

The location in Hakodate is very quiet. Parking is convenient. Someone will immediately greet you in the lobby. There is also Chinese service. The room is large and clean. The buffet for dinner is rich and unlimited supply of cantaloupe.

The cp value is high, the breakfast is very local in Hokkaido, the ingredients are fresh and generous, it is worth staying, one of the good choices for accommodation in Yunokawa, the only disadvantage is that there is no bus directly to the door, dragging luggage from the tram or bus station to check in is very tiring ~

Breakfast and dinner were an absolute surprise. Although the quality & taste are not high-end, the styles are enough to compensate... & all day free coffee....

Used on the first day of a three-night stay in Hakodate. The guest room was simple and clean, but the large communal bath felt a bit old. I booked with the dinner buffet because I heard that Gotoken curry and other dishes were all-you-can-eat, but it was a disappointment. The Gotoken curry was overcooked (overheated), the beef steak was oil-infused formed meat, and the tempura had a thick, heavy batter. Only the raclette at Hanabatake Farm was tasty. Breakfast was all-you-can-eat, but to be honest there are many other hotels in Hakodate like that, so I don't think it's anything to write home about. At 20,000 yen a night with two meals, I think it was neither good nor bad for the price, so I've given it an average rating.

The hotel is very good, clean and hygienic, about 10 minutes walk from the bus station, the Japanese-style room has a balcony and feels very comfortable

Great value for money!! I was very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast! Personally, I especially liked the seafood bowl, melon (Yubari melon??) and soft serve ice cream!!

The room space is comfortable, the balcony can view the sea, the hot spring bathhouse and various facilities are impeccable. The breakfast has a variety of sashimi, salmon*, and scallops with unlimited access, which is very delicious.

3 star hotel, not like a Japanese hotel. The hot spring water is good, but it lacks soul without a view. Dinner and breakfast are buffets with a wide variety of options, but the quality is only average, especially the fried beef is of average quality.

The room was very comfortable and the service was good. You must choose the one with dinner, which is very cost-effective. There is always free coffee and hot chocolate in the hotel lobby.

Both dinner and breakfast were delicious and had a wide variety.