Hotels With Wifi in Hokkaido, Japan

Great hotel in the heart of Hakodate. Breakfast is the best I have had in Japan in terms of quality and variety. It was quite affordable with great services, amenities, and location at the heart of Hakodate. Rooms are sizable. Not too far from train, bus, and tram services. Hotel staff even bothered to address and deal with a dying bird found outside their property that we saw and called the proper authorities.

Fantastic place to recharge for the start or end of the trip. Very large rooms and an onsen at the airport is one of a kind. Breakfast is good though slightly on the pricier side.

JR Inn Hakodate is particularly outstanding in several aspects: great location which is directly connected to JR Hakodate station so people would not get wet even it’s raining, special offer on extra pillows with different material, relaxing open area which allows people to rest after bathing (please see photos attached), amenities such as washing machine and microwave etc, the unique view of JR railway in room. Just one thing: The space in my room became very limited after I opened my 26’ luggage on the floor. Overall the hotel is perfect!

The hotel is directly opposite the exit of JR Hakodate Station and just across the bus stop area. Basically, all Hakodate attractions can be reached by bus. It takes about 15 minutes to walk back to the hotel from the cross street. If you are too lazy to wait for the streetcar after eating clown burgers for dinner, you can take a slow walk back. The room is clean. You need to swipe your room card at the hotel entrance after 11 pm to enter. There is a ramen shop downstairs (within 10 steps from the hotel entrance) and Nemuro Hanamaru (30 steps from the hotel entrance). It is recommended to eat during off-peak hours.

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!

The hotel offers a spectacular view of Lake Toya facing Mount Yotei absolutely breathtaking, especially from the outdoor onsen, which we truly enjoyed. The buffet dinner and breakfast were both satisfying, with a good variety of options. However, we found the level of hospitality, particularly from some of the male Japanese staff, to be lacking. They didn’t seem as helpful or attentive as expected. It would be beneficial for the team to undergo more hospitality training and perhaps learn from international standards to enhance the overall guest experience. A beautiful place to stay, but service has room for improvement.

Hotel room was spacious and comfortable. Staff who checked us in was friendly, patient and helpful! Awesome view from the hotel room! Buffet dinner and breakfast were superb! Can see Mt Yotei from the hotel and fireworks display at night was beautiful!

i’ve had such a good stay at dai-ichi takimotokan, it was value for money! i was researching for a tattoo-friendly onsen at noboribetsu and came across this place! there’s no official guideline against people with tattoos - however it’s still advised to cover them up if it’s possible! spoke to the reception and i was casually told that it might be a better idea to go during non peak hours to avoid too many local japanese as a form of respect. did that and i didn’t have any bad experience at all tbh. tons of options during breakfast and it was delicious as well.

Thoroughly 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.

We stayed a night and chosen grid as a base as it's well situated in the middle of Otaru. - We checked in in the evening after a long day out. I was trying to get my family to offload the bags and check in first, hotel staff saw us and approached us at the parking lot, we thought it's impressive for staff to have noticed us and came forward to help and direct us but we were quick to jump to conclusion. Instead of assisting us, the staff ask us to put the bag back on the car so he could direct us to a parking lot which requires payment. It's okay that assumption failed, but when we are at the parking lot, the staff direct me to park in the initiate lot, but subsequently changed his mind and directed me to park at the lot beside despite the fact I have turned off the engine and gotten off the car, and there's easily another 20 lots around. That being said, I am fine with moving, the final straw for the poor rating came when they saw my wife struggling to wheel the big bags for the family across the snow to the hotel but offered no help. I think it's ungentlemanly and unspoken off of japanese service culture. - Rooms and onsen is impressive though, we stayed in the top level which only has three family rooms I guess and the view in the morning is good. Amenities are self serviced at level one across the check in counter. Top notch face mist and hairdryer in the room was a plus. Cleanliness was top notch as well. - location was central to Otaru Canal and JR Otaru station.