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The breakfast is rich and varied. The room is traditional Japanese style. There will be service staff at 8 o'clock in the evening. The room is slightly smaller after the bed is made. The suitcases of 4 people cannot be opened at the same time. After staying, you can enjoy the hot springs at the hotel free of charge. Oh, not bad~

There is no one who speaks English in the entire hotel, making communication extremely difficult. There is a free lounge available. The hotel has a beautiful view, facing the sea. The breakfast in the restaurant is absolutely rich and diverse in Japanese hotels. It is well soundproofed and quiet. There is service every night. Staff will make the bed, so please bring your own cash. There are fewer bus trips. The Japanese-style hotel we booked has a large room and an outdoor hot spring, which is great. The drinks in the refrigerator are free. The service staff forgot to give us replacement toothbrushes. Everything else is good. This is a chain group and also has one in Noboribetsu.

I stayed overnight with my wife. I could see the Tsugaru Strait from the room. It was cloudy, but I understood the wonderfulness of the location. The food was really good. The seafood was fresh and the food presentation was great. I was also happy that the mini bottle of the festival was included free of charge in the reservation plan. There was a semi-open-air bath in the large communal bath. It was nice to see the Tsugaru Strait from here. The staff at the inn, including Mr. Nakai, served the guests very politely. The stay at this inn was very comfortable. With such facilities, meals and services, I thought it was a great deal to have a total of about 80,000 yen for two people despite the Obon festival. This is a recommended inn.

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 ．

There is a Taiwanese beauty at the front desk, and the Japanese uncle at the front desk has an interpreter, so even if you don’t speak Japanese or English, you can stay barrier-free. The hotel is relatively old, but the experience is very comfortable. The large hot spring has an outdoor pool. It is super comfortable and must be experienced. There is an airport bus stop at the door of the hotel and the transportation is convenient. There is an extra charge for children to stay. We added more than 600 yuan for two days, but tatami mats were also added in the house, and breakfast was included, which was great value for money

This hotel is located at the Yunokawa area in Hakodate. It's reachable within 20 minutes from Hakodate bus terminal. There are three buses serving this area: 95, 95A and 96. There is also a direct bus from/to Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto station with a fee of ¥900/person/way. We booked a Japanese-style room with a private onsen bath facing the ocean. The view is beyond our expectation. The room is super spacious - consisting of the entrance area, sleeping area, living room, a toilet, and bath area. They are still using the actual key instead of keycards. They served some snacks, tea, free beers, bottled water and cold tea. The room we booked also provided halfboard (dinner and breakfast). The food was amazing with many varieties, including our favourites - king crabs. All was served in a buffet style so you can eat this crab as much as you want.

A trip to Hokkaido on your own, two days of staying at this hotel. It is very strange that Ctrip has very little evaluation of this home. It is a relatively economical and practical hot spring hotel. Although the equipment is a bit old, there should be a small room. Very close to the sea, but the sound insulation is very good, so you can't sleep with the sound of the waves (laugh). Most importantly, this hot spring is very good, especially the outdoor soup, also known as the hot spring, the price of the next door is three times more expensive (I also live hahaha next door if loose). Anyway, the best value for money, recommend a small partner who loves hot springs哟

Stayed in a suite. The room was very large, with kitchen and coffee mills, and it felt like staying in a luxurious house. I think the meal is very good because the welcome cake was very delicious. From the big window, Motomachi and Hakodate mountain are visible and have a feeling. It is just a good location for walking in the western district, such as Motomachi and Hakodate station, and the tram stop is also close, so access is good.

Been to Hokkaido many times but first time in Hakodate. Bourou Noguchi is one of the most expensive hotels in Yunokawa area. The Noguchi Group of hotels operates quite a few hotels in the Donan area (southern Hokkaido). Seems most, if not all, of the room are fitted with private onsen. We have a duplex room with living room and bedroom on the lower floor, and bath room on the upper floor. The room size is enormous by any Japan standard. With a premium price you pay, you get almost everything you need in a room, coffee beans and maker, free mini bar drinks, Loccitane toiletries, private in-room onsen, an empty Japanese style living room with no furniture where you can do yoga, two TVs. The room has windows on two sides facing east and west. The hotel as a whole takes a western style of decoration rather than a traditional style. I guess since most of the rooms has its own onsen, as a result the public bath on the top floor is not very outstanding, however, there are free drinks and ice cream on the lounge next to the onsen entrance. And the lounge has a nice view on Hakodate city and Mount Hakodate. Every room has its designated dining room in the restaurant for dinner and breakfast. Both meals serve Japanese and western style dishes. My personal opinion is that Japanese dishes is better. Service in restaurant and front desk is as good as you will find in a Japanese hotel. On the ground floor there is a library, and a bar opens until late. There is not much in the surrounding area except onsen hotels, however, there are noodle shop, sushi restaurant and drug store nearby.