Spa Hotels in Hakodate

I used it for birthday celebrations. Immediately after making a reservation, I received a guide on services such as meals, and I was able to enter allergies and requests on the day in detail, which was helpful. On the day of check-in, we were able to feel more attractive because we were guided to the hotel building and the nearby tourist spots. The room was also wider than I imagined 々, and the clean and warm atmosphere was good. This time I stayed in Hakodate for only one night, but I think I can enjoy it leisurely at the hotel stay, so I would like to visit again next time. The course I received was particular about local things and the food and sake were delicious.

The hotel is a bit far from the city center; the closest bus stop is the botanical garden, and it's about a 15-minute walk from the tram. The public baths are located on the first and eighth floors. On the first floor, there's a sauna, a jacuzzi, a large indoor pool, a small outdoor one, and a cold plunge pool. In the evening, after your bath, you can grab some ice cream from the freezer next to the women's bath. On the eighth floor, there are two smaller pools, one indoor and one outdoor. From the outdoor pools, you can hear the ocean and smell the sea air. You need to bring towels from your room, but yukata are provided. In the room, there's tea, coffee, and cold water available.

I stayed for the first time. Check-in was late around 21:00, but I was able to respond with a smile. However, it was a pity that I missed the alcoholic drink service in the lobby. The room was still large and easy to use. The bed width is 156 cm, so it's big enough for me to sleep next to it. As for breakfast, the main menu was colorful salad. The corn soup was very tasty and delicious at first sip, but the amount was large and the latter half felt a little heavy. The bread was very delicious. It is a recommended hotel for sightseeing, of course, but also for relaxing alone.