Hotels With Wifi in Hokkaido, Japan
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Hotel near Hokkaido
IIkearumba 2025.05.11
Right next to the station, Great as a base for Hakodate. Room clean and comfortable, and the freebies from the lobby were a bonus. View of the hill from the room!
Amazing
1922 reviews
9.4/10
Price from
NZD 73
per night
Hotel near Susukino,Sapporo 79.4% of visitors choose this area
AAnonymous User 2025.01.18
I recently stayed at Mercure Sapporo, and it was a fantastic experience. The hotel’s location is excellent, with easy access to shopping, dining, and public transportation. The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained, offering great comfort after a day of exploring. The staff was friendly and accommodating, providing excellent service throughout. Highly recommended for both leisure and business travelers.
Great
348 reviews
9.1/10
Price from
NZD 234
per night
Hotel near odori park Surrounding,Sapporo 2.3% of visitors choose this area
IIkearumba 2025.05.11
Great location at Odori Park, walking distance to everywhere we wanted to go. Room clean and bed comfortable. Breakfast was a bonus for the budget price, and the free extras to take as you needed were appreciated
Great
667 reviews
9.2/10
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NZD 140
per night
Hotel near Hokkaido
SSharyl 2024.04.26
Conveniently located near Hakodate station, morning market, and food streets. I could also easily get to the attractions in Hakodate via the nearby tram and buses. The room was very clean and had everything I needed for my stay. The staff could also communicate well in English and were very friendly. Thanks for the nice stay!
Great
173 reviews
9.1/10
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NZD 68
per night
Hotel near Hokkaido
GGuest User 2025.06.16
Around 10-15mins walk from Hakodate JR station, spacious and comfy room, coin laundry 400 yen per wash and dry, the breakfast tampura is a must try, amazing! Overall the city tourist spots are easy to access via tram and local bus, great booking deal of 65% off.
Very Good
856 reviews
8.9/10
Price from
NZD 76
per night
Hotel near Chuo Ward,Sapporo
GGuest User 2025.05.19
Very comfortable and tourist friendly western style hotel in the heart of Sapporo (near station)! The staff was very welcoming. Highly recommend staying here! They also offered breakfast and luggage storage.
Great
1783 reviews
9.0/10
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NZD 179
per night
Hotel near Hokkaido
EEzgi Ulutas 2025.04.01
We’ve stayed there to visit zoo the next day. It was clean, spacious. Staff is helpful. If you are going there by car, the parking is behind the hotel. There is shopping mall next to hotel. If you did not by zoo ticket, you can arrange it there plus the shuttle bus from hotel to zoo.
Great
512 reviews
9.2/10
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NZD 92
per night
Hotel near Hokkaido
LL H Yeap 2025.06.14
Hotel is clean. Was given unintentionally a smoking room on the smoking 9th floor. Amenities only toothbrushes given in the room n the rest self service at lobby. Onsen was at B1, men use key card access, ladies with password. Car park guided to outdoor parking 120m away @¥1,100/day. Laundry at lobby next to smoking room. Washing was ¥300, detergent ¥50. Drying at ¥200/30 minutes. One hour my clothes still damp. Ladies at front desk friendly. Only one older male was rude. Hotel is walking distance to most popular JR Train Station with adjoining Aeon Mall. The food court is on the ground floor. 4th floor was a nicer place to dine. Heiwa-dōri Shopping Park or Walking Street is not impressive with minimal tourist from 12-14/6/25.
Very Good
220 reviews
8.6/10
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NZD 117
per night
Hotel near Hokkaido
Ee6000 2024.07.07
The overall feeling is good. There is a pier right outside the door, where you can take a boat. The hotel has hot springs, and the room is relatively spacious in Japan. The only drawback is that the parking lot is far from the hotel. You have to take the hotel's shuttle bus. We forgot to take water when we got off the bus. The hotel room does not have water. The hotel buffet we had in the evening may be a bit salty. My family and I woke up thirsty at around 1 a.m., and our throats felt like smoking. There was no water in the room, and we couldn't get it from the car. In the middle of the night, we found a corner on the second floor and found a self-service vending machine. We bought two bottles of water and solved the problem. It's been almost half a month since we came out, and this is the first time we encountered this situation. We joked that it was good that we didn't scare anyone in the middle of the night. Remind friends who are going to stay here to remember to bring water to the room, be sure to remember!
Great
105 reviews
9.0/10
Price from
NZD 273
per night
Hotel near odori park Surrounding,Sapporo 2.3% of visitors choose this area
PPoh Boon Eric 2025.05.28
Choose this hotel due to its location and amenities nearby. Like the hotel staff attentiveness and the hospitality. The room given was also quite roomy for 3 persons and the toilet was cleaned and cosy.
The morning breakfast was nice that offered a big variety of options. You can even bring back your coffee to your room after the meal.
Great
408 reviews
9.0/10
Price from
NZD 115
per night
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9.1/10
Great
JJesscacaAbout 10-15mins driving distance from the city center. Parking is located next to it (around 2mins walking distance) where u have to walk through an alley to hotel main door. Perhaps they can install a street light in the alley way or a back door near to parking lots coz it is quite dark and scary to walk alone.
Breakfast is lack of variety but acceptable.
Other than these, overall is satisfied.
9.2/10
Great
AAnonymous UserI would like to express my sincere gratitude to Miss Hinako Saito, who has been exceptionally helpful and kind throughout our stay. She resolved our issues promptly and with great patience, making us feel very comfortable.
However, I encountered a significant issue with the hotel room. I fail to understand why the wall between the bathroom and the bedroom is transparent. When one person is sleeping, the light from the bathroom disrupts the entire room, making it uncomfortably bright. This situation forced me to use the flashlight on my phone while using the bathroom, which was inconvenient.
As a result, I would rate this hotel 3.5 out of 5 stars. The three stars are for Miss Hinako’s excellent service, and the remaining 0.5 star is for the cleanliness of the room.
9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserI recently stayed at a hotel that exceeded my expectations. The facilities were impeccably clean, making the stay very comfortable. Breakfast was plentiful and of high quality, offering a great start to each day. I also enjoyed the on-site hot springs, which were incredibly relaxing. Additionally, the room had a beautiful view, enhancing the overall experience. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a delightful stay.
8.9/10
Very Good
PPietro150The Smile Hotel Premium Hakodate Goryokaku is a typical Japanese business hotel, so although the photos of the rooms may look as though the rooms are reasonably spacious, in reality it’s just a typical business hotel, with minimal space. While this should not be a big issue for many guests, if you’ve not experienced it before, be ready for a rather space limited experience. Having said that, the room was quite clean and apart from some scuff marks on the walls, it presented quite well. It’s also important to note, that since it’s a business hotel the bathroom is quite small, with the bathroom wash basin protruding into the bath tub & shower area and the toilet was clearly designed for significantly smaller users. Apart from changing towels, providing new slippers and replenishing coffee & tea supplies, there was no servicing of my room over the duration of my 3-night stay. This is all normal, so be ready for it.
The biggest annoyance was that there was no air conditioning available during the period I stayed. This is hotel policy at this time of the year, and the management clearly think that guests have no right to control the temperature, and therefore enjoy some level of comfort in their room. Because of this, on my first night the room temperature was approximately 25°c (although I couldn’t turn the air conditioning on, the control unit displayed the actual room temperature), which when combined with the fact that the bed has an arctic standard duvet (or futon - whatever you want to call it), the temperature of the room was NOT conducive to restful sleep. When I enquired about this the next morning, the front desk clerk bluntly said “open the window”, which of course I had tried to do during the night, but for some reason the handle to open and close the window had been removed, making it impossible to open the window. The clerk kindly offered to go to my room and open the window (presumably using a special tool) once I had left the room for the day, which he did. The difference in room temperature was quite noticeable when I returned that the evening, but why this policy in the first place, and the belligerence and attitude of management about guest comfort is beyond me.
The other issue was the WiFi, which was patchy and unreliable on my floor. The only way I could connect any of my devices (2 phones & 1 tablet), was to go to the lobby, connect and then return to my room. Once a connection had been established, I was able to reconnect whenever I returned to my room, however the strength of the WiFi signal varied considerably when making calls using various apps (e.g., WhatsApp, Line and FB Messenger) and therefore the call stability was unreliable with calls frequently dropping out. When I mentioned this to front desk staff, they offered to reset the WiFi on my floor, however it made little difference.
The above matters (air conditioning and WiFi) are all things that are taken for granted these days and are expected of any reasonable hotel, so to experience the difficulties outlined indicates to me that the hotel management is not really serious about guest satisfaction or comfort.
Draw what conclusions you will from this review, but from my perspective, it’s is unlikely I would stay at this hotel again when I next return to Hakodate.
9.3/10
Great
YYi ShieanFrom the moment we arrived at Mizu no Uta, Tsuruga Resort at Lake Shikotsu, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of tranquil luxury. Valet parking greeted us, and we were swiftly escorted to a path lined with zen music, setting the tone for a stay where every detail exudes serenity.
Upon entering the reception, a majestic wooden carving of an owl, a powerful symbol of protection in Ainu culture, watched over us. In a delightful and intimate touch, we were asked to remove our shoes – a gesture that immediately made the resort feel like a sanctuary. Walking barefoot on soft wooden floors in such a refined environment felt like the ultimate indulgence.
Live harp music floated through the air as we were led past a live fireplace, its warm flames inviting guests to roast marshmallows, adding a whimsical, yet homely feel to the elegant surroundings. The staff, attentive yet discreet, escorted us to our room via separate lifts, ensuring our luggage was seamlessly handled.
Entering the room, we were struck by its sheer spaciousness. A half-sized fridge, thoughtfully included, perfectly stored all our chilled treats from the road trip. But the true star was the view: an uninterrupted panorama of lush greenery, stretching out to meet the serene waters of Lake Shikotsu. The combination of the stunning scenery and the luxurious in-room robe made us feel like chaebols, lounging in opulence and shielded from the cool lakeside breeze.
As for the dining, the buffet at Mizu no Uta is nothing short of spectacular. Where many buffets struggle to balance quantity and quality, this resort excels at both. Highlights included a live dessert station and a live pizza-making corner, where thin-crust pizzas, surprisingly better than those from Furano’s famed Cheese Factory, were expertly prepared. The spread also featured an incredible assortment of sashimi – the freshest I encountered during my 1.5-week trip across various hotels. The salmon and mackerel, both raw and uniquely marinated in glass jars, were exceptional.
The hot dishes maintained the same elevated standard. A simple tomato-based clam spaghetti was transformed by the quality of ingredients, while even the sautéed kailan was enhanced with the addition of Parma ham. Local produce, such as the fresh broccoli used in the cream-based dishes, lent an unmistakable brightness to each bite. The combination of Japanese and Western cuisine was balanced beautifully, with every plate delivering a sense of thoughtful craftsmanship.
Of course, no stay at a lakeside resort would be complete without a visit to the onsen bath. While slightly smaller than the one at Lake Akan, the onsen here is far superior in cleanliness and upkeep. Conveniently, the bath is stocked with towels, so there’s no need to carry your own from the room. The experience is further enhanced by a sauna illuminated with soothing blue light, adding a layer of tranquility to the ritual. The open-air onsen is another highlight.
For those who appreciate the purity of nature, the bath even features drinkable Lake Shikotsu water, renowned as one of Japan’s top 100 spring waters. This thoughtful touch, coupled with the stunning views, creates an immersive experience that is equal parts restorative and luxurious.
9.3/10
Great
GGuest UserI would like to share a few words with you about our feeling of coming back to your Park Hyatt Hanazono hotel from 29/3/2024 to 3/4/2024. We are beginners of skiing, therefore, our first choice is a ski-in and ski-out hotel. Therefore, last year we came to your hotel and we came back again for further improvement of our skiing. We travelled a long way from the airport to your hotel for almost over 3 hours. However, we didn't receive a warm welcome from your hotel by the time we got out of our car. By the time we checked-in, the handling time took much longer than I expected, maybe we all felt tired after long travelling and wanted to go up to our room. Another guest who was sitting next to me seemed to complain about your service to another staff..
When we arrived at our room, only 3 mandarins were put on the table to welcome us but they did not look very attractive.
Next morning, the breakfast was as good as last year, because nothing more had changed. But again, not very welcoming. Our dishes were piling up on the table long before they were taken away. That was not the case last year.
We asked guest service to fold up the sofa bed as we wanted it to be more spacious. However, I called several to get it done when we came back from skiing in the evening. But we clearly said we could do it when we were out in the daytime.
We booked 2 adults and 1 child, however, we could only find 3 adult clothes for onsen. We called guest service to provide us with child cloth for onsen. However, after tidying up, they provided us with another 3 sets of clothes for onsen again. So, my daughter wore oversized clothes to the onsen. It was not like this when we first came here last year.
Luckily, on the third day, we met a new and young manager during breakfast, we received a warm welcoming smile for the first time. We chatted for a while and my daughter felt happy with him. Last year, my daughter made some friends here with your staff and learnt some Japanese from your staff. That made her like the Japanese culture and language.
Ironically, after folding up the sofa bed, they mistakenly mixed up my daughter white colored soft toy - cinnamoroll - with the bed sheets for the laundry. Luckily, maybe with the help of the young guy, we found it back. My daughter was so delighted, thanks for all your efforts, but however, the soft toy had been shrunk by the laundry machine.
The inner tubing was one of our favors in Park Hyatt Hotel, however, it looked obscenity and did not match with the natural scenery and the well-designed architecture surroundings at all. It looked like a facility in a developing country.
Next Easter holiday was a late holiday, maybe no more snow for skiing. Originally we had planned to come again with whole families of six for skiing. Maybe it is high time for us to look for another ski-in ski-out hotel, though I have promised the young guy to meet him next year.
9.4/10
Amazing
SSandraChanGood customer service. Good location which just 5mins from Hakodate station. Excellent onsen. The only issue on the bathroom which shower area is a bit old-style ….
9.5/10
Amazing
YYi ShieanOur third consecutive stay in Japan’s onsen scene brought us to Kitakobushi Shiretoko Hotel & Resort. Though labelled as a 3-star hotel, this resort is the very definition of an underrated masterpiece. From the moment we arrived, it became clear this experience would rival any five-star destination we’ve ever visited.
Our room was a slice of paradise—spacious, serene, and offering a panoramic view of the breathtaking sea. Perfect for a moment of calm after a day of exploring. It was hard to tear ourselves away from the window, with its infinite horizon stretching beyond the blue waters. The bath experience was equally indulgent, with Dyson and Refa hairdryers in the public bath area. The soap and shampoo provided in the public baths? Luxurious, premium products that they also retail on-site. A small but significant touch that elevates this from your average onsen.
Where do I even begin with the buffet? It was nothing short of culinary theatre. Imagine live cooking stations serving up dishes with the flair of a fine dining restaurant. From sashimi so fresh, it redefined how I think about lean tuna—the texture was almost reminiscent of beef!—to the incredibly generous portions of salmon roe. Each dish was top-tier, but the dessert station truly took my breath away. A unique pumpkin and sweet potato creation was the surprise highlight, and I couldn’t help but indulge in multiple helpings of the organic apple, crisp and fresh like it was picked that very morning.
For fitness enthusiasts, there’s even a decent gym—a rarity for many onsen hotels. Meanwhile, the 24-hour lounge provides a range of delectable snacks, all of which are sold in their store. And though the prices may seem steep, the taste makes them worth every yen.
The free daily scoop of Peter Beier ice cream was simply divine. Made with Hokkaido milk, the vanilla was already a showstopper, but the pistachio took the experience to another level. After this, it was impossible not to purchase their chocolate truffles—pricey, but easily worth the splurge.
The experience extends outside the hotel, where an outdoor foot bath awaits with a view that will make you feel like you’ve entered another world. As long as the weather cooperates, this is an experience not to be missed.
In short, Kitakobushi Shiretoko Hotel & Resort might officially be a 3-star, but in our hearts, it’s a five-star experience through and through. A perfect blend of luxury, nature, and comfort, it’s an onsen resort that deserves to be on every discerning traveller’s radar.
9.5/10
Amazing
GGuest UserWe absolutely loved this ryokan experience! Stayed for 2d1n as a couple and absolutely loved the place! We booked the room with the private onsen and it was a lovely small space on the 2nd floor we could enjoy privately. The onsen is not too big, maybe 1.5 x 1.5 meters, but it was spacious for the two of us. We also found out that you can book a 45 minute slot for a separate private onsen for about ¥2200, which we may have done instead, had we known about it before booking. The japanese-style room was comfortable and had the usual amenities provided, alongside other nice additions like lotions and creams. The staff helped us to set up our futon (japanese-style bed) after dinner, and it was overall a very comfortable experience. The staff are super friendly and service was incredible.
We got the dinner and breakfast package and the food was excellent. We had to choose both the dinner slot in advance, and it is first-come-first-serve. Dinner was served to us in the room over 1.5h and was a really amazing 12-course meal with instructions on the eating order. Breakfast was more standard, but still nice, we took it in the dining hall.
The lounge is open till 10pm and we could take drinks and refreshment freely, including some small snacks and soft drinks. But they stop serving beer at 9pm. The onsens also have mini-fridges with free popsicles. There is also an outside area you can access from 3pm - 9pm that serves hot coffee and wine, with free marshmallows you can roast on the outside firepit. It was really nice.
The garden is by far the nicest part of the hotel, it is really big and well decorated, with many nice places for photos and to enjoy a hot drink from the lounge. The space is quite large and might take about 20 minutes to fully explore.
The only downside I can think of is that the location is quite hard to access. We chose to get to and from the ryokan by taxi, but there is also a shuttle bus service, from what I understand. When we arrived, the reception told us that there would be a shuttle bus leaving at 10:45 to Otaruchikko station. We still ended up requesting a taxi from the front desk though, which they were happy to help us book (I couldn't get any taxis by cab in the location).
Overall a really amazing stay that we would absolutely recommend. The price tag might seem high for a ”3 star” hotel, but the ranking is deceptive, we absolutely had a 5 star experience. Cheers!
disclaimer: information is accurate as of 31 may, will try to provide info in as much detail as possible :)
9.3/10
Great
MMing Ying YThoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Loved the Japanese vibes & 5 star hospitality. Room is spacious and well maintained. Highlight of our room is the outdoor bath and kaiseki dinner to complete our Japanese ryokan experience. Breakfast was semi buffet style which was slightly lacking in choices & taste wise in my opinion. Location within walking distance to main street and hell’s valley.
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Property Information for Tourists
| Total Properties | 1476 |
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| Number of Reviews | 98,407 |
| Average Price (Weekdays) | NZD 419 |
| Average Price (Weekends) | NZD 460 |