Hakkoda Hotel

A very unique hotel. Retro but clean, except that the hotel is too big, which makes me a little scared when walking around alone at night, otherwise everything is fine.

The Hakkoda Hotel is a good hotel that I will not forget in my life. It was a super heavy snowstorm that day, and my wife and I could only do hotel activities. It was comfortable in the strong wind but there was no outdoors. The restaurant was delicious with Japanese and Western food After that, I fell asleep 😴 Special mention that there is no other food in the hotel 🤣 Remember that there are no cup noodles! ! So if you can’t get out of the hotel, there will be no other food 🥱 But the service quality is very high, the hotel is clean and beautiful, and it’s a good place to go

Clean and tidy, beautiful environment

I was hungry at night and had nothing to eat, and there was no shop nearby

The log cabin building, especially the dining room, had a high ceiling and the lights from the chandelier reflected in the windows, giving it a very majestic look. The interior has been renovated and is comfortable, but the exterior has an undeniable aging feel, the walkways within the premises are paved with asphalt, and the distance from the room to the forest is far, so the sense of unity with nature was not as great as I had expected. Dinner was a full course French meal, but they didn't pay particular attention to ingredients produced in Aomori, and the taste was average, giving me the impression that it was just average. Overall, my impression was that it was a slightly expensive ``luxury resort hotel from a while back.''

Stayed here with my son and his wife. The log house style hotel, from the entrance to the lobby to the restaurant, may not be large, but it has a dignified feel, and there are plenty of photo spots. It was supposed to be full that day (Saturday), but it was extremely quiet, giving the impression that there were a lot of people. The room (standard twin) is spacious and has sufficient furniture and equipment. (Early morning) The view of the morning mist through the window is an art. For dinner, we enjoyed a refreshing French meal that used less sauce to bring out the flavors of the ingredients, and we thoroughly enjoyed the ingredients from Aomori. Drink service is a bit slow, but as soon as you look up you can see the staff, so it's not an inconvenience. Also, the white bread and (hard) croissants for breakfast are the best. The quality of the hot springs is different from Sukayu Onsen (which is free for hotel guests, so you should definitely go), but it's stimulating enough (my face was stinging). The cypress-made bathroom wasn't very large, but it didn't feel crowded and I was able to relax. The staff's response was modest but professional, and when I returned from going out, I was handed my room keys (for 2 rooms) before I even got to the front desk, and for the first time in a while I felt like we were having ``tacit communication.'' I did. Overall, it is a comfortable resort hotel where you can relax even though there is no customary hospitality.

I stayed with friends and family during the October holidays. Due to the reduction in staff, perhaps due to the coronavirus, it was very busy, and I felt that overall the service had deteriorated. I was a little disappointed as I had the impression of a spacious and elegant hotel.

We had a relaxing time in nature. Unexpectedly, it was nice to be able to take a bath in Sukayu for free.

We had Western food, but it was very delicious with plenty of Aomori ingredients. I would like to ask you again.